SIDANG UMUM PBB JENEWA, PEMERINTAH REPUBLIK PAPUA BARAT NGRWP PRESIDEN TUAN SIMON P SAPIOPER ADIR

Summary

In this video, a speaker addresses the United Nations in Geneva, presenting a political statement on behalf of the indigenous people of Lali Jaya, Papua. The speaker advocates for political negotiations between the Indonesian government and the people of the mountainous regions, particularly in Central Papua. The statement emphasizes the ongoing oppression and conflict in the area and urges the Indonesian government to take the voices of local communities seriously. The speaker stresses the importance of addressing the issue in a timely and constructive manner to resolve the political tension.

Takeaways

• 😀 The speaker delivered a statement in the courtroom earlier, which can be followed on the United Nations website.
• 😀 The statement concerns the political negotiations with the Indonesian government regarding the situation in Lali Jaya, Papua.
• 😀 The speaker highlighted that this issue was also presented in the 2023 forum on minority issues in Cwawa.
• 😀 The Indonesian government was present during the session and listened to the statement about political negotiations.
• 😀 The statement emphasized the importance of every government listening to the complaints and voices of local people in unsafe regions.
• 😀 The speaker advocated for ongoing political negotiations in mountainous areas where conflicts persist.
• 😀 The speaker expressed solidarity with those fighting for Papuan independence, mentioning upcoming meetings with political organizations.
• 😀 The speaker conveyed that the government of Indonesia should take the concerns seriously and act on the political conflict in the region.
• 😀 At the second meeting on July 15, 2025, the speaker delivered a political statement on behalf of the Papuan people of Lali Jaya.
• 😀 The statement suggested that the Indonesian government engage in political negotiations and address the ongoing conflict in the region.
• 😀 The speaker hoped the proposed resolution would receive a response from the Indonesian government, as the issue affects the local population.

Q & A

What is the main topic of the statement delivered by the speaker?

The main topic of the statement is the political situation in Lali Jaya, Papua, and the need for negotiations with the Indonesian government to address ongoing conflicts in the region.

Where is the speaker located when delivering this statement?

The speaker is located at the United Nations building in Geneva, Switzerland.

What is the speaker advocating for regarding the Indonesian government?

The speaker is advocating for the Indonesian government to take the political situation in Papua seriously and engage in political negotiations to address the ongoing conflict.

What specific region in Papua does the speaker mention in the statement?

The speaker specifically mentions the Lali Jaya region in Papua, which is located in the mountainous areas of Central Papua.

What is the significance of the speaker’s statement in relation to previous forums?

The speaker’s statement follows a previous presentation in the 2023 forum on minority issues, where the situation in Papua, particularly Lali Jaya, was highlighted.

What is the role of the Indonesian government in the context of the speaker’s statement?

The Indonesian government is urged to listen to the grievances of the local Papuan population and participate in meaningful political negotiations to resolve the ongoing conflict in the region.

How does the speaker describe the conditions faced by the people in the region?

The speaker describes the conditions in the region as oppressive, with the people feeling continually pressured and subjected to violent suppression, which includes acts of slaughter.

What is the speaker’s hope for the future of the Papuan people?

The speaker hopes for the Indonesian government to take the situation seriously and enter into political negotiations, which would provide the Papuan people with a voice in their future and end their oppression.

What political organization is mentioned as part of the ongoing efforts for Papuan independence?

The speaker mentions political organizations that sympathize with and fight for Papuan independence, although specific names of these organizations are not provided.

What specific action does the speaker plan to take after the statement in Geneva?

The speaker plans to meet with political organizations that advocate for Papuan independence and speak with them at the break room later in the hearing, continuing to push for international support and recognition of Papuan rights.