IRIAN BARAT JADI IRIAN JAYA • Home • News • Nasional Kisah Soeharto yang Ubah Nama Irian Barat ke Irian Jaya, Berawal dari Bir dan Kencing Sabtu, 28 Juli 2018 18:17 Editor: Suci Rahayu PK TRIBUNJAMBI.COM - Melalui perjuangan bersenjata dengan sandi Operasi Trikora dan diplomasi tahun 1963, Irian Barat berhasil kembali dalam pangkuan Negara Kesatuan Republik Indonesia (NKRI). Sejumlah negara pun turut mendukungnya. Salah satu negara yang berperan penting dalam memberi dukungan Irian Barat ke pangkauan RI adalah Papua Nugini. Seperti diketahui Papua Nugini adalah negara yang berbatasan langsung dengan Irian Barat. Menteri Penerangan Papua Nugini pada tahun 1968 berkunjung ke Indonesia. Ia mendapat sambutan yang hangat oleh Menteri Penerangan RI saat itu, Boediardjo. Acara khusus untuk memberikan jamuan makan malam pun seperti dikutip dalam buku biografi Boediardjo, Siapa Sudi Saya Dongengi, digelar di salah satu gedung milik Kedutaan Besar Australia untuk menghormati Menteri Pene...

NAMA IRIAN JAYA JADI PAPUA https://www.nu.or.id/fragmen/alasan-gus-dur-ubah-nama-irian-jaya-menjadi-papua-dOPy7 Fragmen BULAN GUS DUR Alasan Gus Dur Ubah Nama Irian Jaya Menjadi Papua Rabu, 12 Desember 2018 | 06:06 WIB Sumber: https://www.nu.or.id/fragmen/alasan-gus-dur-ubah-nama-irian-jaya-menjadi-papua-dOPy7 Sosok KH Abdurrahman Wahid tidak bisa dilepaskan perannya dalam memberikan spirit kemanusiaan di tanah Papua dari segala bentuk diskriminasi, marjinalisasi, dan krisis di segala bidang. Papua membutuhkan sekaligus menyayangi Gus Dur. Menurut keterangan seorang santri Gus Dur asal Kudus, Nuruddin Hidayat (2018), pada 30 Desember 1999 atau tepat dua bulan sepuluh hari setelah dilantik menjadi Presiden keempat RI, Gus Dur berkunjung ke Irian Jaya dengan dua tujuan, yaitu untuk berdialog dengan berbagai elemen di Papua dan melihat matahari terbit pertama milenium kedua tanggal 1 Januari 2000 pagi. Pada 30 Desember 1999 dimulai jam 8 malam dialog dengan berbagai elemen dilakukan ...

BERITA UNCHR UNTUK PAPUA UNTUK WANITA 13 Latest Media Center Press releases Treaty bodies Experts of the Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women commend universal health care coverage in Indonesia, note remaining challenges to women's rights 29 October 2021 The Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women today concluded its consideration of the eighth periodic report of Indonesia, with its Experts commending the provision of universal health care coverage and noting remaining challenges to women's rights in the country, including the reportedly high rates of female genital mutilation. A Committee Expert commended Indonesia for the comprehensive health care coverage which had been instituted in the country. What was being done to protect women from maternal mortality? Another Expert asked about the current legal status of female genital mutilation in Indonesia, noting that according to the Committee's information, it was one of th...

BERITA UNCHR UNTUK PAPUA Press releases Human Rights Council Human Rights Council Universal Periodic Review outcomes of Morocco, Indonesia and Finland MIDDAY GENEVA (21 September 2017) - The Human Rights Council in a midday meeting adopted the outcomes of the Universal Periodic Review of Morocco, Indonesia and Finland. Mustafa Ramid, State Minister in charge of Human Rights of Morocco, said Morocco appreciated the interest given to all institutional reforms during the review, which it had pursued by amending the constitution. Morocco fully supported 191 out of 244 recommendations, namely 78 per cent of the total number of recommendations, including 23 recommendations that had been fully implemented; 44 recommendations had been taken into consideration, and 9 recommendations had not been accepted as they did not fall within the mandate of the Human Rights Council. Morocco’s National Human Rights Council was in charge of the implementation and the promotion of human rights in the co...

BERITA UNCHR UNTUK PAPUA Latest Media Center Statements Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights Opening remarks by UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Zeid Ra’ad Al Hussein at a press conference during his mission to Indonesia Jakarta, 7 February 2018 I would like to begin by thanking President Joko Widodo and the Government of Indonesia for inviting us to visit this remarkable, diverse country. Inviting us is, in itself, a testament to how seriously a State takes its human rights obligations. It demonstrates an openness to constructive dialogue and the willingness to collaborate to ensure the promotion and protection of the human rights of all. All countries have human rights obligations and many have achieved a great deal but all, without exception, have human rights challenges to grapple with. During my visit, I have listened attentively to voices from across Indonesian society. I had the honour of meeting President Widodo and several other high-level officials, nati...