Tuesday, June 4, 2019
Frightened and displaced, Papua children haunted by conflict | News
Wamena, Indonesia – Under the pine trees, a nine-year-old girl is sitting on a blue tarpaulin, rubbing her feet. For the past six months, she’s been living in a church-run shelter after escaping the chaos that enveloped her village in Nduga, a remote highland region in the western part of the island of Papua. “I was just sitting in my house and a ‘bomb’ dropped from the sky,” she said, recalling
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