Social & Culture

In early October 2025, the coastal village of Kampung Kayo Batu, nestled along the stunning shores of Jayapura, transformed into a living gallery of Papua’s cultural soul. Festival Port Numbay …

Under the bright lights of the Putri Pariwisata Nusantara Indonesia 2025 stage, a wave of pride swept through the hearts of Papuans. It wasn’t just a beauty pageant or a …

The morning sun rose gently over the lush landscape of Mimika on October 4, 2025. A faint breeze carried the scent of rain-soaked soil from the lowland forests surrounding Timika …

The morning sun rose gently over Jayapura Bay on October 2, 2025, casting a golden shimmer across the rooftops of government buildings where hundreds of civil servants gathered to commemorate …

On September 29, 2025 in Jayapura, a firm reminder echoed through the halls of a provincial coordination meeting. Deputy Minister of Home Affairs, Ribka Haluk, stood before local officials from …

In the far eastern reaches of Indonesia, where the sea glows in crystalline shades of turquoise and emerald, lies Raja Ampat—a place often described as Eden for marine life. Long …

In many Papuan villages, the dawn begins not only with the song of birds but also with the faint rustling of leaves, the clink of mortars, and the preparing of …

Deep within the lush rainforests of Saifi District, South Sorong Regency, Papua, a powerful movement is blossoming. It’s not led by bulldozers or official decrees, but by the determined voices …

In the remote and stunningly beautiful Raja Ampat archipelago, known worldwide for its pristine reefs and vibrant marine biodiversity, another kind of transformation is quietly unfolding—one stitched with patience, determination, …

High in the misty folds of the Arfak Mountains, where ancient forests cling to volcanic ridges and birds of paradise perform their sacred dances beneath towering canopies, lies a village …