Editorial: Attacks on Civilians in Papua Are Not a Liberation Struggle
Editorial: This article sets out the view of Papua Movement’s editors. Over the past eight years, armed groups in Papua’s…
Opinion
Opinion and analysis on Papua and the Pacific. These pieces present the authors’ arguments rather than straight news reporting.
Papuan Students Join Hospital Ship Diplomacy as Solomon Islands PM Asks for More Visits
Papua Movement looks at the Indonesian hospital ship that treated 661 patients in Honiara, and why PM Matthew Wale wants it back every year.
A Pragmatic Shift: How Grassroots Human Security Outflanked Political Agitation in Melanesia
Grassroots dialogue: Presenting the food resilience brief directly to local stakeholders. For decades, formal multilateral forums across Oceania have frequently…
Customary Land and Climate Staples: Balancing Indigenous Rights with Pacific Food Hub Plans
Researchers in Suva critically scrutinizing regional agricultural expansion during the Talanoa dialogue. Large-scale agro-industrial projects across the Pacific frequently provoke…
An MSG Food Reserve? Why Suva Academics Are Eyeing Papua for Regional Emergency Supplies
Confronting Pacific Supply Fragility Across Melanesia and the wider South Pacific, island economies face mounting vulnerabilities from extreme weather events,…
Scholarships Over Slogans: Why Educational Mobility Is Redefining Vanuatu–Indonesia Ties
Youth leaders and civic delegates in Port Vila exploring academic pathways. Beyond Ideological Stagnation Political posturing in international forums has…
Beyond the Rhetoric: How Port Vila Challenged Pacific Views on Papua
Confronting Pacific Misconceptions For decades, digital advocacy campaigns across the South Pacific have portrayed eastern Indonesia as an isolated and…
Community Government and Military Synergy Drives Papuan Progress
This article argues that development in remote Papua moves faster when local residents, the regional government and the military work…
Unmasking the Terror: When Separatist Propaganda Justifies Civilian Murders
Editorial: This article sets out the view of Papua Movement’s editors. This opinion piece argues that defending the killing of…
Beyond the Ceremony: Testing Disarmament and Reintegration in Puncak Jaya
Four armed fighters handed over their weapons, including scoped rifles and handguns, at the military command headquarters in Mulia, Puncak…
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