By: Sem Bukaleng, S.I.Kom, Chairperson of the Amungme Tribal Consultative Council (LEMASA). Almost a month has passed, but the fate of the nine indigenous Amungme women who were taken hostage by the TPNPB-OPM Kodap III Ndugama group in Jila remains uncertain. For us, the Amungme indigenous people, this is no longer just a security issue. It is a humanitarian issue that tears our hearts and tarnishes our […]
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By: Sem Bukaleng, S.I.Kom, Chairperson of the Amungme Tribal Consultative Council (LEMASA). Almost a month has passed, but the fate of the nine indigenous Amungme women who were taken hostage by the TPNPB-OPM Kodap III Ndugama group in Jila remains uncertain. For us, the Amungme indigenous people, this is no longer just a security issue. It is a humanitarian issue that tears our hearts and tarnishes our […]
Read the full news: Jila Hostages Stil…