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Abraham Sridjaja Criticizes Solomon Islands PM's Speech on Papua at the UN: Reckless and One-Sided

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JPNN.com - Member of Commission I of the Indonesian House of Representatives, Abraham Sridjaja, criticized the statement by Solomon Islands Prime Minister Matthew Cooper Wale at the UN General Assembly, which again highlighted alleged human rights violations in Papua.
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Sukamta Condemns Solomon Islands PM's Statement on Papuan Human Rights at the UN General Assembly

Solomon Islands Prime Minister Matthew Cooper Wale, at the UN General Assembly on Thursday, September 24, touched on reports of human rights violations in Papua.

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Member of Commission I of the House of Representatives, Abraham Sridjaja, criticized Solomon Islands Prime Minister Matthew Cooper Wale's speech at the UN General Assembly, which made accusations of human rights violations in Papua.

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JPNN.com - Member of Commission I of the Indonesian House of Representatives, Abraham Sridjaja, criticized the statement by Solomon Islands Prime Minister Matthew Cooper Wale at the UN General Assembly, which again highlighted alleged human rights violations in Papua.

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