Papuan Freedom Political Detainees on Vanuatu PM
PAPUAN FREEDOM POLITICAL DETAINEES
(TAPOL
PM)
“Thanks be to God.”
With this letter we the Papuan Freedom Political Detainees presently incarcerated in the Abepura State prison in Jayapura, West Papua, wish to convey:
1. Our sincere appreciation to the Vanuatu Prime Minister and to the nationwide community of Vanuatu for your commitment and consistent support in the liberation of our nation of Papua.
2. Our total support for the speech of the Right Honourable Moana Carcasses Kalosil Prime Minister Vanuatu at the 68th annual session of the United Nations General Assembly Annual Debate on 28 September 2013 in New York asking the United Nations to appoint a Special Representative immediately to investigate human rights abuses in the land of Papua and Papua’s political status.
This letter is made in the names of the undersigned Papuan Freedom Political Detainees.
Yours respectfully,
Filep J.S. Karma
(Political
Detainee)
Jefrai Murip
(Political
Detainee)
Alex Makabori
(TPN / OPM)
Edison
Waromi
(Prime Minister NFRPB)
Dominikus
Sorabut
(Political Detainee)
Victor
Yeimo
(General Chairperson KNPB)
Selpius
Bobii
(General Chairperson – Front PEPERA West
Papua)
Timur Wakerwa
(TPN / OPM)
Soleman
Teno
(TPN / OPM)
Atis Rambo Wenda
(Anggota
KNPB)
A.M. Sananay Kraar
(NFRPB)
Daniel
Petrus Norotou
(TPN / OPM)
Antinus
Karoba
(Political Detainee)
Nikodemus
Sosomor
(TPN / OPM)
Ferdinandus
Pakage
(Political Detainee)
Jufry
Wandikbo
(Anggota KNPB)
From Abepura Prison
1
October
2013
ENDS
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