Four Papuan men brutally chopped into pieces in Tamika

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The horror these men faced,  United nations was shocked by this horror

 Six men had lured four West Papuan men to buy weapons in Tamika where their bodies brutally chopped  into pieces, stuffed in sacks and thrown  into a river. They were later spotted as the bodies inside the rice sacks surfaced, and was floating by in public view.

"These photo are of what happened within the past month. Cases of persecution, murder, and mutilation in Timika, West Papua. The six perpetrators were the Indonesian National Army who were arrested, there are no evidence of these men being pursicuted. 

TPNPB spokesman Sebby Sambom says, the Troops are already in the war zone ready,  and they demand Indonesian Government for Justice for the Tamika Four, and answers for the West Papuan Nation and for their families. 

United nations has expressed they are shocked by this horror and has urged for this matter to be investigated. 

During the cremation only they were given empty coffins with no bodies. This also caused deep emotions as protests in Tamika took place, as well as around the Globe with by all the freedom fighters and supporters of the Free West Papua Global movement. 

There is A genocide in West Papua since 1961 with the world's largest gold mines, copper, and many resources.  Indonesia are the colonising country where United nations handed over West Papua knowing their votes was at gun point.  

Around 1000 Papuan were chosen by Indonesia where they forced them to vote for Indonesia to become their colonisers.  United nations calls this an act of free choice, where genocide began on West Papuan by Indonesia after that in 1961. The struggle continues today. 

Australia signed a Lombok treaty presented by Indonesia to stay silent and to not intervene. Australian government also has shares in the Freeport Gold mine in West Papua.  

United nations urged for an investigation by they havent do much more than that so far, claiming they were shocked to see this Tamika Four murder by Indonesia, and not much more than suggesting an urge for an investigation.  West Papua is m has been over looked,  which is why the National Liberation Army of West Papua demand justice. 

Reporter Helen Swann 

Western Australia 

Tues 20 September 2022

6.35am