Do Not Burn the Bridge

IN conflict regions like Papua, there is a negative correlation between dialogue and violence. The more often there is dialogue—no matter how lengthy and tiring—the higher the possibility that violence can be avoided.

Therefore, Jakarta’s move to obstruct the initiative from the Papuan People’s Assembly (MRP) to open a dialogue about special autonomy is regrettable. The paranoia from the security forces, which have accus

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