VIVAnews - The terror and violence continued to occur in Papua. Once a German, Dietmar Pieper, became the victim. Recently became victims of the shooting of three men in two separate incidents.
The first shootings occurred in front of the office of the Regional Office of Transportation, about 30 kilometers from the Papua Police headquarters. In this shooting, two civilians were affected, namely Iqbal Jayanto Rifai and Hardi. The shooting occurred at Jalan Abepura second and a member of the military are victims.
In response, the Head of the Criminal Investigation Police Headquarters Commissioner General of Police in Papua Sutarman recognize that frequent misunderstandings among tribes. Minor problems which occur between the two men, often extends to involve the respective tribes.
"They brought his tribe to attack another tribe so that a riot," said Sutarman capitol, Senayan, Jakarta, Wednesday, June 6, 2012.
Sutarman said the police have put forward persuasive measures to resolve the issue. One way is to convey to the problem does not resolve the dispute by way of war or violence.
"The culture there that solve the problem by way of revenge. So a lot of problems in Papua is the casualties that must be paid by the inter-group," said former Metro Jaya police chief of this.
Although it often occurs on terror, the police did not establish a standby status for the territory of Papua. Sutarman prefer to send a team there to back up security.
"We've been there a long, difficult inter-regional communication and transportation is difficult. So many events that involve mass transport also requires too difficult. Probably too late for us there, we'll get there, but that in rural areas is difficult," he said.
Sutarman and former West Java police chief added that cases of violence in Papua are not all related to Freeport. Generally dominated by disputes among villages. "Starting from a small problem," he said.
In addition to persuasive way in terms of the settlement, Sutarman also emphasizes process rather than the law of custom and kinship. "If it can be solved by custom we push that issue is complete without involving the general public, could be solved if the community itself, we would encourage," said Sutarman. (Adi)
Kamis, 07 Juni 2012
Terror in the Land of Papua, What is the reason?
VIVAnews - The terror and violence continued to occur in Papua. Once a German, Dietmar Pieper, became the victim. Recently became victims of the shooting of three men in two separate incidents.
The first shootings occurred in front of the office of the Regional Office of Transportation, about 30 kilometers from the Papua Police headquarters. In this shooting, two civilians were affected, namely Iqbal Jayanto Rifai and Hardi. The shooting occurred at Jalan Abepura second and a member of the military are victims.
In response, the Head of the Criminal Investigation Police Headquarters Commissioner General of Police in Papua Sutarman recognize that frequent misunderstandings among tribes. Minor problems which occur between the two men, often extends to involve the respective tribes.
"They brought his tribe to attack another tribe so that a riot," said Sutarman capitol, Senayan, Jakarta, Wednesday, June 6, 2012.
Sutarman said the police have put forward persuasive measures to resolve the issue. One way is to convey to the problem does not resolve the dispute by way of war or violence.
"The culture there that solve the problem by way of revenge. So a lot of problems in Papua is the casualties that must be paid by the inter-group," said former Metro Jaya police chief of this.
Although it often occurs on terror, the police did not establish a standby status for the territory of Papua. Sutarman prefer to send a team there to back up security.
"We've been there a long, difficult inter-regional communication and transportation is difficult. So many events that involve mass transport also requires too difficult. Probably too late for us there, we'll get there, but that in rural areas is difficult," he said.
Sutarman and former West Java police chief added that cases of violence in Papua are not all related to Freeport. Generally dominated by disputes among villages. "Starting from a small problem," he said.
In addition to persuasive way in terms of the settlement, Sutarman also emphasizes process rather than the law of custom and kinship. "If it can be solved by custom we push that issue is complete without involving the general public, could be solved if the community itself, we would encourage," said Sutarman. (Adi)
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