Published: December 05, 2018
Sixteen bodies retrieved as leader Benny Wenda calls for diplomacy and transparency on what happened in Nduga
The exiled leader of the West Papuan independence movement has called for calm after independence fighters attacked and killed up to 31 people in a remote West Papuan district on Sunday.
On Thursday the Indonesian military said it had retrieved 16 of the bodies from the district of Nduga, which would be sent to the main town of Timika. None were identified.
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