Issues.

Following

01—08

Displacement since 2018, access to schools and healthcare, and the conditions for returning home.

Mining, river tailings, land and livelihoods from the highlands to the Mimika coast.

The ability to report, organize, assemble and express Papuan perspectives in public.

Access to shelter, services and home amid renewed displacement.

Civilian displacement and access to assistance around Sugapa and surrounding districts.

Forest permits, oil palm expansion and recognition of Awyu land rights in Boven Digoel.

Archives, historical research and the struggle for self-determination.

Social life, kinship, art, belief and cultural memory.

Customary land, tenure, consent, displacement and Indigenous control over territory.

Mining, plantations, logging, large projects, permits and their social and ecological consequences.

Forests, watersheds, reefs, species, protected areas and ecological change across Western New Guinea.

Fire, drought, floods, rainfall extremes, landslides and climate-related risks.

Civilian protection, violence, militarization, displacement, detention and access for independent monitoring.

Political status, autonomy, institutions, elections, representation and public decision-making.

Work, markets, fisheries, agriculture, local enterprise, resource revenue and household livelihoods.

Health care, nutrition, food systems, water, housing and access to essential public services.

Schools, knowledge, Indigenous languages, cultural transmission, arts, memory and expression.

Women’s leadership, gender-based violence, care, disability, youth and unequal access to rights and services.

Roads, ports, aviation, communications, energy systems and unequal physical or digital access.