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George Telek - West Papua

Telek is a legendary singer in Papua New Guinea. "West Papua" expresses a yearning for his countrymen west of the New Guinea border to be free from Indonesian rule. West Papua is occupied by Indon...  
 
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PanahWaaier (1 day ago) Show Hide
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Freedom for West Melanesia! Free Papua! Free Maluku!

Mena!
Hardyanisi (2 weeks ago) Show Hide
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George Telek is very good... and this song makes us feel what it's like to be in West Papua. Anyone with a 'dont care' attitude would get the message. Thanks for posting this song :)
daniruuu (4 weeks ago) Show Hide
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this is so sad
:o( i feel so bad for them.. fucking indonesian govt is fucked!
IanHunedoara8 (1 month ago) Show Hide
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Bahasa-out!
IanHunedoara8 (3 months ago) Show Hide
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Freedom for WEST PAPUA!
billisnowy (3 months ago) Show Hide
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West Papua is part of Indonesia. Yes, Freedom for all Indonesians including Papuans. Hopefuly one day West Papuan becomes a President of the Republic of Indonesia.

Freedom means Democratic Indonesia, and West Papua is part of it. Freedom !
Accisma (3 months ago) Show Hide
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what is West Papuans, as a people, decide to use that freedom to make their own path in the world, separate from Indonesia?

Self Determination is a right as much as any other freedom.
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The language is called Tok-pisin or neo-melanesian, introduced by german colonists in coastal areas. It developed to the most important lingua franca and helped to unite multilingual PNG where ca. 700 local languages are spoken. Although Tok-pisin is only learned as the second language it is spoken by almost everyone even in some really isolated villages. If you know some german and english it's quite "isi".
agent9752 (5 months ago) Show Hide
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One day, West Papua will be free!
tariqziyad (4 months ago) Show Hide
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how?

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