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Free West Papua - Oxford

Submitted by Gordon Douglas on November 4, 2009 - 16:08.
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This Oxford (UK) based group is working with Papuans who are seeking independence, supporting Papuan refugees and influencing British government policy toward West Papua.

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  • Tapol Papua Dibebaskan di Fakfak
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