U.N. Human Rights Office To Investigate Violence In West Papua
January 31 2019
The Indonesian government has agreed in principle to allow U.N. human-rights officials to visit West Papua amid increasing violence, reports the Guardian (U.K.).
High Commissioner Michelle Bachelet has been engaging with Indonesian authorities and the office is waiting for confirmation of the arrangements, a spokeswoman for the Office of the U.N. Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR) said earlier this week.
Bachelet revealed the agreement during a meeting with representatives from...
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