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Design Ahmett Salina Cover photo Picture on the cover is the silhouette of a mother in Sorong district who are giving her story. Photo taken in 2009. This documentation project was prepared in cooperation of the National Commission on Violence Against Women (Women Commission), Women Working Group of Papuan People's Assembly and the International Center for Transtitional Justice (ICTJ) Indonesia with support from HIVOS and the Swiss Embassy.
TABLE OF CONTENTS I. Introduction 1. How We Collected Women’s Stories and Wrote the Report--------------------------- 1 1.1. Who We Are-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 1.2. Mandate of the Documentation Team---------------------------------------------------- 2 1.3. Scope --------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------ 2 1.4. Documentation Method and Process ---------------------------------------------------- 2 II. BACKGROUND 1. A Brief History of Conflict ---------------------------------------------------------------------- 5 2. Sprouts of the Papuan Women’s Movement in Conflict Situations ---------------- 10 3. Papua Women’s Awakening (Reformation Period, 1998–Present) ----------------- 11 III. FINDINGS 1. State Violence ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 16 1.1. State Violence: 1963–98------------------------------------------------------------------------ 17 1.2. State Violence: 1999–2009 -------------------------------------------------------------------- 26 1.3. 1.3. No State Efforts to Fulfill Victims’ Rights to Healing ------------------------------ 35 2. Domestic Violence ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 38 2.1. Polygamy and Adultery --------------------------------------------------------------------- 39 2.2. Marital Rape ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 44 2.3. Police Do Not Protect Women Victims of Domestic Violence --------------------- 46 2.4. Domestic Violence and Economic Neglect --------------------------------------------- 47 2.5. Husbands Commit Poligamy/Adultery, Wives Are Infected With HIV/AIDS --- 47 2.6. Layered Violence: Victims of State Violence Become Victims of Domestic Violence ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- 49 2.7. No Safe Haven --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 50 IV. ANALYSIS AND RECOMMENDATIONS 1. How Can This Happen? --------------------------------------------------------------------------- 52 2. What Must be Done Immediately to Stop Violence Against Papuan Women?----- 54 APPENDIX ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 60
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6. Sondra Sidabutar (psychologist,
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7. Solidarity of Caring Women (SPP;
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