27/07/2012 JUA Case No Country Mandate(s) Summary of the allegation transmitted Reply IDN 7/2012 Indonesia 25/09/2012 Summary executions; Alleged increasing climate of violence, including unlawful killings by both Torture; State authorities (police and military forces) and non-State actors, as well as excessive use of force. According to the information received, a series of violent incidents occurred between 30 April and 9 July 2012 in Papua and West Papua, resulting in numerous deaths and injuries. On 30 April, Mr. Selfius Bobii, detainee at Abepura Correctional Facility was reportedly put in solitary confinement. Prison inmates requested that Mr. Bobii be returned to his cell. Furthermore, about 41 prisoners were reportedly tortured and illtreated by prison guards. As a result, it is reported that two prisoners named Messrs. Hendrik Kenelak and Otto Ikinia fainted and another, Mr. Parmen Wenda, had his arm broken. On 15 May, in Degeuwo, Paniai District, West Papua, Lukas Kegepe (also known as Lukas Tobeta), was reportedly hit by Mobile Police Brigade officers, and Mr. Melianus Kegepe (also known as Melianus Gayampa), was shot twice in the abdomen. Amos Kegepe was shot three times. Markus and Selvius Kegepe decided to run away, but the latter was shot three times. On 6 June, residents of Kampung Honai Lama village, Wamena, Papua reportedly chased and assaulted two military officers. In retaliation, military officers attacked villagers, resulting in the death of Elinus Yoman. Sixteen individuals, Yeremia Kogoya, Pikenus Wenda, Lenius Wenda, Otniel Krebea, Yuri Bugi, Dapus Nirigi, Pianus Nirigi, Enos Lokmbere, Elianus Kalolik, Tius Hilapok, Pianus Nirigi, Enos Lokmbere, Elianus Kalolik, Tius Hilapok, Perius Seleken, and Jekson Gwijangge were injured. On 7 June, Mr. Teyu Tabuni, a resident of Jayapura, Papua, was reportedly shot dead by police officers. On 14 June, a Papuan police officer allegedly shot Mr. Mako Tabuni, the deputy chair of the National Committee for West Papua (KNPB), in Abepura, Jayapura regency. On 6 July, the bodies of three individuals, including two civilians named ―Aco‖ and Ms. Nini Rosmini and a soldier, Warrant Officer Sunaryo, member of Paniai district military command, were found stabbed to death by locals in a house-shop near a gold mine in Ndeotadi which belonged to the soldier. On 9 July, Ms. Eva Cristianity was found stabbed to death on the streets of Jayapura. A/HRC/22/67 56 Date Type