Guided
by the UN General Assembly of the United Nations resolution 1514
members and the UN have recognized the Granting of Independence to the
people and the colonies.
Guided by the Government of the Kingdom of the Netherlands in 1960 has
demonstrated its commitment to give Independence for West Papua region.
Asserted that the agreement signed by the Kingdom of the Netherlands and
the Indonesian government known as the New York August 15, 1962
guarantees the exercise of the right of self-determination of the people
of West Papua in a fair and dignified
Confirms that the implementation of Plebiscite or Free Choice Act Of
1969 was illegal and fraudulent, enforcement under threat of violence or
death, not democratic, and not carried out under international
guidelines and international practice.
That confirms that the United Nations had been negligent and failed to
respect, promote and fulfill the exercise of the right of
self-determination of the people of West Papua in the implementation of
the New York Agreement of 1962.
Asserted that the people of West Papua has the right to
self-determination, because this right has not been implemented for the
people of West Papua in a fair and dignified in accordance with the
principles of international law, standards of Human Rights and the UN
Charter.
Asserted that the occupation of the State of Indonesia in West Papua
region is as State colonizers and that West Papua has been colonized for
51 years with brutality and no thought for human dignity.
So with this stating that;
1. We the People of West Papua has the right to self-determination in a
fair and dignified in accordance with the principles of international
law, standards of human rights and the UN Charter.
2. We the People of West Papua had the right to boycott the Indonesian
Presidential election as a referendum and choose West Papua solution for
problems in a fair and dignified manner.
3. Deliver thank you to the people of West Papua who have shown their
political attitude and commitment to continue to fight for the right of
self-determination by boycotting the election of the President of
Indonesia in West Papua.
4. Actions of the Boycott showed 50% of people of West Papua are not
voted in the election for the President of Indonesia. 50% of the
pro-Indonesian presidential election consists of 20% indigenous people
of West Papua who are employees of the government of Indonesia in West
Papua and 30% the rest are Indonesian or Indonesian migrants in West
Papua. From the calculation of this figure directing that 80% of the
people of West Papua boycotted the election and chose Referendum as the
most peaceful and best solution for West Papua to resolve the issue in a
fair and dignified manner.
5. We like to thank the National Committee of West Papua (KNPB) in which
the struggle of the people of West Papua IS mediated peacefully as
executor in a peaceful rally to boycott election of the President of
Indonesia in West Papua.
6. We like to thank the Regional Parliament (PRD) as political
representative of the container area as the responsible political
struggle of the people of West Papua in a peaceful way on the Indonesian
Presidential Election Boycott action in West Papua
7. We express gratitude to the Free West Papua Campaign as container for
the international struggle for West Papua which has been campaigning,
in an international lobby to increase international attention to West
Papua and in charge of the action Boycott Presidential election of
Indonesia at the International level.
8. We express gratitude to military struggle that has been supporting
West Papua Boycott Indonesian presidential election, so that political
action to Boycott has increased sharply.
9. We also like to thank the international community has shared with us in action boycott Indonesian Presidential election.
10. The People of West Papua action boycotted the Indonesian
presidential elections peacefully, but the Indonesian military and
police continue to make threats, intimidation, terror, and arrest the
activists from the Free Papua KNPB. All rights to the people of West
Papua to claim our freedom in peace and dignity.
Port Numbay, Jayapura, West Papua. July 10, 2014
HEAD: BUCHTAR TABUNI
ATTORNEY GENERAL: Judah SORONTOW
ATTORNEY GENERAL: HARRY RONSUMBRE
ATTORNEY GENERAL: Ps. James IMBIR, S.Th
ATTORNEY GENERAL: Romario YATIPAI
ATTORNEY GENERAL: PETER TINIAP KATEM
ATTORNEY GENERAL: PAUL Loho
ATTORNEY GENERAL: Abel NAWIPA
Participating;
1. Pdt. Yakson Marisan, Head of Biak District People's Parliament
2. Fredrik Rumander, Chief District People's Parliament Mnukwar
3. Julius Wondiwoy, Chief Prosecutor Sorong District People's Parliament
4. Samuel Eremba, Chief District People's Parliament Fakfak
5. Mohamad Kurita, Chief Kaimana District People's Parliament
6. Abiud Degey, Chief District People's Parliament Timika
7. Samuel Gobay, Head of Paniai District People's Parliament
8. Yosep SIEP, Chief District People's Parliament Hubula
9. Gabalimo Wenda, General People's Parliament DaerahNumbay
10. Richard Ohee, Chief District People's Parliament Tabi
11. Amius Balinga, Chief District People's Parliament Yahokimo
12. Yarius Wenda, Head of Puncak Jaya District People's Parliament
13. Namia SIEP, Chief District People's Parliament Yalimo
14. Bonny Wanimbo, Chief Parliamentary Representatives District West Baliem
15. Akulian Mote, Chief District People's Parliament Nabire
16. Zebu Miagomi, Chief District People's Parliament Intan Jaya
17. Nedi Vopdana, Chief District People's parliament Star Mountains
18. Obeth Magai, Chief District People's Parliament Dogiay
19. Zeth Giay, Chief District People's Parliament Deiyai
20. Yanius Wenda, General People's Parliament Yamo District
21. Akius Krebea, Chief District People's Parliament Nduga
22. Yance Wenda, Chief District People's Parliament Ilaga
23. Akius Wanimbo, Chief District People's Parliament Tolikara
24. Mother Panggresia Yeam, chief of Merauke District People's Parliament
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