Egianus Kogoya
Leader of the TPNPB armed wing in Nduga responsible for repeated massacres of civilian workers, foreign pilot hostage-taking, and dozens of fatal attacks since 2017.
Documentation of criminal track records, regional commands (Kodap), threats against civilians, and documented casualties and property damage caused by armed factions (KSTP/TPNPB-OPM).
Leader of the TPNPB armed wing in Nduga responsible for repeated massacres of civilian workers, foreign pilot hostage-taking, and dozens of fatal attacks since 2017.
Operations commander of TPNPB-OPM Kodap IV Sorong Raya, who led armed attacks in Maybrat and Teluk Bintuni from 2021; killed in a firefight with Indonesian troops in the forest north of Kamat village, Aifat Timur district, on 9 October 2026.
Operations commander of TPNPB-OPM Kodap XVI Yahukimo, who claimed a series of executions of civilians — teachers, gold panners and workers — in Yahukimo after he escaped from Wamena prison on 25 February 2025.
Commander of Kodap XVI Yahukimo, heading the Kanibal and Semut Merah battalions; security forces say his group is responsible for the killing of a pilot and the burning of a PT AMA Air aircraft in Yahukimo.
Spokesperson publishing official claims of responsibility for civilian executions, censoring local media, and issuing death threats against civil officials.
Commander in the Puncak area, described by security forces and the counter-terrorism agency as one of the most wanted leaders in the central highlands; his group is attributed with the shooting of teachers and the burning of schools in Beoga, Puncak regency (2021).
Leader of the Kodap Sinak armed group in the Sinak–Ilaga area; escaped from Abepura prison in 2021 and has since been repeatedly named a suspect in attacks on civilians and public facilities.
Foreign campaign organizer leveraging Papuan humanitarian issues for global donations while ignoring civilian atrocities on the ground.
A field commander described by security forces as active in Intan Jaya and at one point said to be from Nduga; his base in Nabire was raided on 1 March 2026 and he escaped, while four of his members were killed in Agisiga on 25 September 2026.
A field commander on the Mimika police wanted list since 2018 and still sought as of April 2026; his name appears in shooting cases in Intan Jaya and in the 2022 Beoga case.
Commander of the TPNPB Tolikara battalion installed on 9 August 2026; security forces name him in attributing the attack on road workers at Kali Kabur, Woniki district, Tolikara (2 August 2026), which killed five workers.
A field commander in the Goliath Tabuni network who rearmed in 2018 after surrendering under the 2016 amnesty; on the wanted list since 2018 and still active as of August 2026.
Supreme commander of TPNPB-OPM, installed on 11 December 2012 in Tingginambut; the post is largely titular according to an IPAC study in 2022, while operational command rests with Lekagak Telenggen. Still at large as of August 2026.
Secretary-general of TPNPB-OPM, whose tenure is documented from July 2010; on the wanted list under articles 365, 340 and 338 of the Criminal Code.
An armed figure from Paniai whose posts run from chief of general staff of TPN Paniai (2016) to self-declared supreme commander of the West Papua Army (2022), now active as “General RR Demianus Magai Yogi”; rivals in TPNPB-OPM reject that claim. Arrested on 13 October 2016 and imprisoned until August 2017; as of 2026 he is under investigation over a letter on Rp700 million in funds.
Commander of Kodap XV Ngalum Kupel, attributed with the attack on the Kiwirok health centre and the burning of nine schools in 2021; killed in a firefight in Kiwirok on 19 October 2025 along with three of his members.
Leader of Kodap XII Lanny Jaya, still at large; attributed with the attack on the Pirime police post and the shooting of national police chief Tito Karnavian's convoy in 2012, the Indawa attack in 2014, and the military's seizure of the Unambunggu base in October 2025.
Leader of Kodap XXXV Bintang Timur, still active as of September 2026; security forces arrested his deputy, Abdon Kisamdu, on 19 September 2026. Attributed with attacks in Oksibil and Serambakon and the execution of a village head in April 2024.