Indonesia: Free Three Papuan Activists
Arrests for Peaceful Protest Highlights Police Abuse of Treason Laws
![Yanto Awerkion (far left) detained in the Timika police station in September 2017 for his role in organizing a petition calling on the UN to organize a referendum in Papua.](/sites/default/files/styles/square/public/multimedia_images_2019/201902asia_indonesia_papuans.jpg?itok=e4kEiHBc)
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