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They carry no weapons, take no side, and were never asked for consent. Eight years of records on attacks against civilians in Tanah Papua show one pattern: those who die are the people simply doing their jobs.
At least US$44 million in humanitarian funding entered Indonesia in 2024, and tens of millions more have been channelled into Tanah Papua through development programmes, church networks and missionary aviation. In the public documents we traced, one thing is absent: any civilian-protection condition.
Teachers, gold miners, a public-transport driver, agriculture office staff, a village head. From the record of 2018 to 2026, one accusation appears before they are killed: intelligence agent. Almost none of those accusations was ever proven.