Government Asked to Stop Thank Transmigration in Papua

Student Representative Council (DPM) and the Student Executive Board (BEM) Faculty of Social and Political Sciences (Social) Cenderawsih University (Uncen), while the population of Papua assess more dominated by non-Papuan population, population density even increased each time it cause Papuans increasingly left behind in various aspects of life.For the DPM BEM Fisip asked to agencies or agency culture that is said to have an obligation to defend, hear keluham existing communities or institutions in Papua Papuan People's Assembly (MRP) in order to give emphasis on the movement of people from other areas coming into Papua and Papua west. "MRP is not a policy in making strict rules inlimit the number of non-Papuans who came to the land of Papua and do not go around a National Identity Card (KTP) with less people would legitimize itself to be a legal resident of Papua and claimed to have so many great Lamah born in the Land of Papa and this makes people feel intimidated Papuans above their own land, "said Chairman of the Faculty of Social BEM Uncen, Septi Meidodga Seth Wenda when accompanied by a press conference, at Café Prima Garden Abepura, Thursday (25/7) yesterday afternoon at approximately 12.00 CET.The number of non-Papuan population is scattered in the Papua region, even according to them it causes Autonomy categorized failed, for enjoying some money addressed to the Papuan People (OAP) is, not only OAP, but non-Papuan population."Special Autonomy Fails categorized as not indigenous Papuans who enjoy the special autonomy because they are overwhelmed by the number of very large populations with non-Papuan traders very much," added SeptiLooking at the problem, they asked the MRP Papua and West Papua to immediately make rules with restrictions transmigration in Papua, provincial and district governments stop receiving transmigration in Papua is by way of providing identity cards (KTP) without question, and they are also asking for District / City and Province immediately prioritize employers indigenous Papuans.