Observed arrival · 2026-10-05
Papua Blood Money’s public-records desk
A public documentation project on violence against civilians in Papua, organized around incidents, maps, victims and witnesses, social impacts, and funding records.
- For
- Researchers and readers tracking events in Papua
- Worth noticing
- The Mehrtens feature lists 35 open sources; a separate funding note spells out the evidence chain needed to support a financing claim.
Field notes
The homepage separates incident records from longer features and provides dates, locations, and source counts for several entries. Its featured Mehrtens report lists 35 open sources, while the Anggruk item lists four; the linked photo page is described as using credited images and excluding victim imagery. A separate funding section distinguishes documents that can be examined from stronger claims that require a connected transaction trail.
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