West Papuan call

WEST PAPUAN CALL

The call to boycott Indonesia was initially made in December 2022 by the Pacific Conference of Churches (PCC), who urged a targeted Pacific boycott of Indonesian products.
Building on this demand, West Papuans are now asking people around the world to boycott Indonesian products, particularly those made using West Papuan resources. Through enormous mines and industrial plantations, Indonesia profits from West Papua’s natural wealth while denying its people their basic rights. Boycott Indonesia until West Papuans are finally allowed to hold the independence referendum they have been denied since the 1960s.  Over 70 West Papuan tribes, political groups, and customary and civil society organisations have endorsed the boycott campaign.

Political Organisations

    1. United Liberation Movement for West Papua (ULMWP)
    2. ULMWP Anim-Ha (Legislative and Executive)
    3. ULMWP Bomberay
    4. ULMWP Domberay
    5. ULMWP Lapago
    6. ULMWP Saireri
    7. ULMWP Tabi
    8. (AMP) Alliance of Papuan Students
    9. DeMMak (Koteka Tribal Assembly)
    10. Free West Papua Campaign
    11. Free West Papua Campaign (Netherlands)
    12. FRI-WP (Front Rakyat Indonesia untuk West Papua)
    13. GR-PWP (West Papua People’s Liberation Front) Central Administration
    14. GR-PWP Bomberay
    15. GR-PWP Lapago
    16. GR-PWP Lapago Women
    17. GR-PWP Lapago Students
    18. GR-PWP Saireri
    19. GR-PWP Students
    20. GR-PWP Women’s Representatives
    21. GR-PWP Yahukimo
    22. SPMPB (West Papua / Melanesia Women’s Solidarity)
    23. West Papua Army

Tribes, Clans, Subgroups

    1. Ampari Tribe (Yapen)
    2. Amungme Tribe (Mimika)
    3. Beanal Clan
    4. Magal Clan
    5. Omaleng Clan
    6. Komong Clan
    7. Arfak Tribe
    8. Asmat Tribe
    9. Awyu Tribe
    10. Berbai Tribe
    11. Biak Tribe
    12. Busami Tribe (Waropen)
    13. Hubula (Dani) Tribe
    14. Jair Teibe
    15. Kamoro Tribe
    16. Ketengban Tribe
    17. Kimaghama Tribe
    18. Kombai Tribe
    19. Korowai Tribe
    20. Kuri Tribe
    21. Lani Tribe
    22. Mairasi Tribe
    23. Marind Tribe
    24. Moi Tribe
    25. Moire Tribe
    26. Moni Tribe
    27. Muyu Tribe
    28. Onate Tribe
    29. Walak Tribe
    30. Wambon Tribe
    31. Wamesa Tribe
    32. Wate Tribe
    33. Wonawa Tribe
    34. Wondao Tribe
    35. Wondei Tribe
    36. Yali Tribe
    37. Yawa Unat Tribe

Other Regions, Groups, and Indonesian Solidarity

  1. Anim-Ha Women’s Group
  2. Biak Customary Figures (chiefs)
  3. Bomberay Customary Figures (chiefs)
  4. Bomberay Religious Figures
  5. Bomberay Students
  6. Bomberay Women’s Group
  7. Domberay Customary Figures (chiefs)
  8. Domberay Religious Figures
  9. Indonesian solidarity: Aceh
  10. Indonesian solidarity: Batak
  11. Indonesian solidarity: Butom
  12. Indonesian solidarity: Dobo
  13. Indonesian solidarity: Java
  14. Indonesian solidarity: Kai
  15. Indonesian solidarity: Kalimantan
  16. Indonesian solidarity: Madura
  17. Indonesian solidarity: Manado
  18. Indonesian solidarity: Tanimbar
  19. Lapago Church Group
  20. Lapago Customary Figures (chiefs)
  21. Muhammadiya for Papua
  22. Pemuda
  23. Pemuda Lani
  24. Port Numbay (Tabi Region) people
  25. Saireri Customary Figures (chiefs)
  26. Saireri Religious Figures
  27. Saireri Women
  28. Sentani (Tabi) people
  29. Tolikara Region (Lapago)
  30. University Cendrewasih Students
  31. University Negeri Papua Students
  32. Universitas Sains dan Teknologi Students
  33. Waena (Tabi) People
  34. WPCC: KINGMI
  35. WPCC: GIDI (Evangelical Church) Pemuda
  36. WPCC: GKI (Gospel Church) Pemuda
  37. WPCC: Katolik (Catholic Church) Pemuda