bandung SOUND Mambesak --- Chairman Fellowship Baptist Churches of Papua (PGBP), Rev. Socratez menengaskan Sofyan Yoman, the conflict in Papua is not a horizontal conflict, but conflict vertical, namely the conflict between the people of Papua with the Indonesian State.

"All conflicts in Papua was created by the Indonesian government to destabilize the situation in Papua. See, from time to time continuing human rights violations committed by the TNI / Polri, "said Yoman, when presenting material in a seminar organized by the Alliance of Papuan Students (AMP), the 15th Anniversary AMP, which was held at Wisma Parahyangan, Bandung, West Java, on Thursday (30/5).

Yoman asserted, Papuans have to build relationships and a good relationship with anyone, so that the issue of human rights violations in Papua internasonal knowable world, and gets support from the wider community.

"We all know that Indonesia has failed clicking Indonesiakan Papua, because it is very appropriate that the Papuan people demanding self-determination for the people of West Papua. Currently the world already know the demands of the Papuan people, "he said.

Yoman also in the opportunity to invite young people of Papua to improve the quality of education, in order to continue to resist the occupation in Indonesia in ways dignified and berintelek.

"I also have younger siblings of students continue to write to tell anyone about the situation in Papua. I am also currently in the process of writing a book entitled "Is the Indonesian people dub Papuans?", By writing we will continue to live, "said Yoman who has written 15 other books.

Meanwhile, Herman Katmo of National Papua Solidarity (BREATH) in his presentation invites all struggle movement in Papua, and outside Papua to unite in order to resist the occupation and oppression in the land of Papua.

"We must unite, and urged the nation colonizers and the international community to recognize Papua as a sovereign nation. Ptersatuan so we need today, "said Karmo.

After the fourth principal presenters expose their minds, followed by a discussion and question and answer session, which was followed with great enthusiasm by all participants. (Moyai kedee)