Background of Armed Conflict in West Papua, namely: ● Colonial Period: During the Dutch colonial period, West Papua was managed as a separate region from the Dutch East Indies. However, aspirations to have their own government continued to grow among the Papuan people. ● Post World War II: After World War II, the UN designated West Papua as a Non-Self-Governing Territory through UN Resolution No. 448 and gave the Netherlands a mandate to prepare the region for independence or self-government. ● Indonesian Claim: Indonesia claims West Papua as an inseparable part of its territory and wants the integration of the region is wrong because the Netherlands Indies Administrative boundary does not include Netherlands New Guinea and the Netherlands Antilles. So the Uti Posidetis Juris Principle clearly states that the Netherlands Indies cannot violate the Netherlands New Guinea and Netherlands Antilles Administrative Territory.

Thanks or a very interesting discussion. My only disappointment was that it did not delve into the stripping of workers rights under the Indonesian omnibus law on Job Creation.

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Thank you for a really interesting presentation. I really learned a lot. Glad to hear that the Khmer Krom were discussed, but what about the Kuy, who are probably the oldest inhabitants of this region, but seem to be very fragmented and almost invisible in both Thailand and Cambodia.

The audio is disappointing...

very well very good

good❤

Magnificent ❤

Ariel is so cute

P r o m o s m

Thank you for posting these interesting videos.

suatu hari nanti saya akan singgah di sampela

I love your music, Pee Diana Friends of Burma

After watching the first 12 minutes only, I will comment. It would seem likely that the 97% Thai population figure from the CIA Factbook is the percent of the population with Thai citizenship (versus Thai ethnicity). Edit: Re-watched that section (9:35) and there is a note that the data refers to nationality (meaning citizenship). Why they have that data under the heading "Ethnic groups" shall remain a mystery.

A fascinating and very well delivered talk. Thank you to Mr Selway and for the owners of this channel for posting. A rarely discussed but vitally important subject, the juxtaposition to the UK and its regions is also interesting.

អរគុណណាស់លោកបណ្ទិតWrent ដែលចាប់អារម្មណ៍សិក្សាលើអក្សរសាស្រ្តខ្មែរ ចេះច្រើនណាស់

We are so proud of Mr. Suwichan, a great ambassador for our people

Tricia, thank you so much for sharing. Being a Cambodian-Chinese-American (I am also Chinese), is really difficult at times. It's difficult to preserve culture and traditions, but even more so to incorporate American culture and traditions. Explaining it to my parents so they understand (American culture) and also learning about our own Cambodian culture is definitely a never ending journey. The least we can do is try to understand. So happy to see you are on this journey. It is a great reminder that I should not take the knowledge/information I have access to for granted. :)

Fantastic! Thanks for sharing!

Wonderfull Wakatobi 😘😘😘😘😘

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Always awesome talks by Trent, well done!

Karo ,pakpak bukan batak

Oh, thank you for sharing this. I heard and read that, too. That's my village.

Great, 95 for this film.

my tribe! this is amazing!🔥

Id like to know the intor song

really very interesting.

Thank you for documenting all of this. This video certainly will help Bajau communities to preserve their local wisdom while adapting to numerous external influences in this dynamic modern era.

great film!

What are those instruments?

This is wonderful. Great Job! I wish more people would watch this and understand the complexities, these communities face. Thank you for your fantastic work, guys!