The first colonizers Humans first settled New Guinea at least 50,000 years ago, when it was connected to Australia by a land bridge. The British were the first Europeans to attempt colonization, but their 1793 colony was evacuated within two years. The Dutch were next, proclaiming on 24 Augus

Sunday, July 18, 2004 Declassified U.S. Papers Spark Indonesian Rebuke By Alan Sipress Washington Post Foreign Service JAKARTA, Indonesia -- The new publication of declassified U.S. documents by a private Washington-based research group, raising questions about Indonesia's takeov

The Washington Post Sunday, July 18, 2004 Declassified U.S. Papers Spark Indonesian Rebuke By Alan Sipress Washington Post Foreign Service JAKARTA, Indonesia -- The new publication of declassified U.S. documents by a private Washington-based research group, raising questions about Indonesia's ta

Asia Pacifica Program/Radio Australia 26/11/2002 For several decades there have been allegations that a referendum held by the United Nations on the handover of Papua from Dutch to Indonesian control in 1969 was not free and fair. The small group of Papuans who were allowed to vote on their c

[lang_id]Buku Karya Dr. John Salftord in Menunjukkan berapa PBB gagal memastikan sebuah Pepera yang demokratis dan bebas dari pelanggaran HAM.[/lang_id][lang_en] [caption id="attachment_231" align="alignleft" width="150" caption="Dr John Salford on the Role of the United Nations in the Act of

The Rome Joint Statement Text of the Joint Statement Following the Discussions Held Between the Netherlands Minister of Foreign Affairs Mr. Luns and the Netherlands Minister for Development Cooperation Mr. Udink with the Indonesian Minister for Foreign Affairs Mr. Malik in Rome on 20th and 21st