Papuan Women

cases of child stunting in the family environment, among other things, are caused by women's lack of knowledge about; health, including reproductive health, and regarding nutritional needs for children from the womb.

Women Struggling to Eradicate Stunting in West Papua

Indigenous women in West Papua, Indonesia must have knowledge about stunting and reproductive health, especially those who live in various

West Papuan Women Increasingly Participate in Public

The role of women, including women from Papua, Indonesia, continues to shine because they dare to take part and take

Equal distribution of education is one of the homework for the government, including equal distribution of education in Papua. Maria Jochu, a Papuan woman, was born into a gem who emerged with a master's degree.

Maria Jochu, a Papuan woman who received the LPDP Scholarship, graduated from Marshall University, United States.

Equal distribution of education is one of the homework for the government, including equal distribution of education in Papua. Maria

Even though she received many job offers from Indonesian and foreign companies after completing her Human Resources education at Marshall University in the United States with a Master's scholarship from the Indonesia Endowment Fund for Education Agency (LPDP)

Maria Jochu, West Papuan Inspirational Woman

Maria Jochu, a Papuan woman who graduated from the Institute of Home Affairs (IPDN) in Gurabesi, Jayapura, Province Papua, Indonesia,

Michelle Kurisi is an activist who focuses her struggle on the rights of women, children and refugees from the armed conflict in the Papua region. He is known as a brave figure who dares to speak on behalf of the Papuan people. Michelle Kurisi is an activist who often helps refugees in Nduga.

Profile of Michelle Kurisi Doga, West Papuan Activist Who Killed by Separatists

Papuan female activist Michelle Kurisi Doga became a victim of murder by West Papuan Separatists. The body of Michelle Kurisi