Mimika Community Leaders Respect Jokowi's Policy

Mimika Community Leaders Respect Jokowi's Policy

Papuan community leaders from the Amungme tribe in Mimika Regency, Yosep (Yopi) Kilangin, are respectful of Jokowi's policies and breakthroughs in infrastructure development in Papua or West Papua.
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"Only, that approach should also be accompanied by efforts to resolve cases of human rights violations in the past and now. We hope that the President will see again the Special Autonomy Law of Papua (Law Number 21 Year 2001) which will be changed to Special Autonomy Plus. It is the specificity of Papua that must be better regulated. , "said Yopi.
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The Chairman of the Port Numbay Indigenous Community Institution, George Awi, acknowledged that the construction of bridges, roads, ports and airports has increasingly opened access for citizens to the outside world or vice versa.
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"In the future, I think that what is really needed is the development and improvement of the capabilities of the human resources of indigenous Papuans. Such as the development of UKM (Small and Medium Enterprises), training centers, or skills upgrading that can make indigenous Papuans work directly," said Awi, Monday (10/28).
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Ending his working visit in eastern Indonesia, yesterday, in Palu, Central Sulawesi, the President reviewed the construction of permanent housing for the victims of the earthquake, tsunami and liquefaction on 28 September 2018 which was built by the Buddhist Tzu Chi Indonesia Foundation.
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"The residential development process is still being completed immediately. There are 1,500 built, before April 2020 the construction is finished. I have already said that the construction will be accelerated. Development is hampered because of waiting for the land preparation process," said the President after reviewing one of the permanent residences in Tondo Kelurahan, District Mantikulore. (* MI)