LSM Jaringan OPM luar negri, The Pacific Islands News Association (PIANGO) asal FIJI menghilang di PBB setelah memuat berita Tipu tipu

| June 6, 2016

 

 

LSM Jaringan OPM,  The Pacific Islands News Association (PIANGO)  menghilang di PBB setelah memuat berita Tipu tipu

Tipu tipu LSM PIANGO

Jakarta (Facta-news.com)  LSM yang berkantor di FIJI ISLAND The Pacific Islands News Association /PIANGO (25 Mei 2016) mengklaim bahwa mereka telah menyerahkan dokumentasi situasi dan pelanggaran HAM di Papua kepada Sekjen PBB Ban Ki-moon lewat laporan berjudul “We Will Lose Everything”.
Berita panas yang bergulir mengenai penyerahan dokumen masalah pelanggaran HAM berat di Papua oleh The Pacific Islands News Association (PIANGO)  mendapat tanggapan sangat serius oleh Menteri Luar Negeri Indonesia, Retno Marsudi. Setelah mendapatkan berita tersebut Ibu Retno langsung seketika mengkonfirmasi ke Sekjen PBB di New York Amerika Serikat.
Ibu Retno sangat menyayangkan bahwa kesempatan berfoto bersama Sekjen PBB, yang dilakukan secara singkat dan tidak terjadwal di sela-sela penyelenggaraan suatu pertemuan tingkat tinggi dunia, telah diklaim Jaringan Separatis OPM diluar negri telah menyerahkan laporan resmi mengenai situasi HAM di Papua,” kata Menlu Retno dalam rilis pers di portal Kementerian Luar Negeri pada tanggal 2 Juni 2016.

Bantahan resmi sekjen PBB tentang laporan HAM Papua

Semenjak dibantahnya oleh Sekjen Perserikatan Bangsa-Bangsa (PBB) lewat juru bicara Sekjen PBB, Stephane Dujarric, LSM PIANGO menghilang entah kemana. Pihak Sekjen PBB yang telah memberikan penjelasan bahwa PBB tidak pernah menerima laporan tentang kasus pelanggaran HAM di Papua oleh LSM PIANGO yang berpihak ke kelompok jaringan separatis OPM di luar negri  dalam pertemuan internasional di Negara Turki pada perayaan World Humanitarian Summit di Kota Istanbul.
Pihak  forum kepulauan pasifik yaitu The Pacific Islands News Association (PIANGO) sangat malu karena tipu tipunya terbongkar maka sekarang kabur entah kemana rimbanya. Dari beberapa pejabat Indonesia yang mewakili PBB bahwa Forum Negara Kepulauan Pasific tidak pernah  ke media international  setelah memberitakan bahwa kasus pelanggaran HAM Papua telah diserahkan kepada Sekjen PBB, Ban Ki-moon yang ternyata hanya bohong bohongan.
Pernyataan juru bicara Sekjen PBB tidak pernah menerima dokumen apapun terkait laporan HAM Papua,” menurut penjelasan Juru Bicara Sekretaris Jenderal PBB, Stephane Dujarric beberapa hari yang lalu, saat dalam press briefing harian pada Rabu, 1 Juni 2016 di Markas Besar PBB di New York, Amerika Serikat.

INI BERITA TIPU TIPU  LSM PIANGO

Lsm Piango yang berkantor di 17 St Fort Street, Suva, Fiji Islands Postal: PO Box 17780, Suva, Fiji
Phone: (679) 3300060 & E-mail: info@piango.org
(Piango) UN Secretary General, Ban Ki Moon has been presented with the West Papua Fact Finding Mission Report titled “We Will Lose Everything” by PIANGO’s executive director, Emele Duituturaga.
Duituturaga presented the report to Ban Ki Moon during day two of the World Humanitarian Summit in Istanbul, Turkey. The report was received by the assistant Secretary General.
Duituturaga who captured the handing over in a photograph said she was privileged to have had a brief exchange with Ban at the end of the summit.
The handover comes after Duituturaga addressed the World Humanitarian Summit (WHS) plenary on day one calling for United Nations intervention on human rights violations in West Papua.
“PIANGO strongly advocates human-rights based approaches and we commit to upholding norms that safeguard humanity, specifically in relation to speaking out on violations of international humanitarian and human rights laws,” she said.
“In the Pacific, we have our share of conflict induced humanitarian challenges. We applaud the closing of the Manus Refugee camp in Papua New Guinea, we are concerned about the conflicts at the Nauru detention centre and we call for UN intervention for human rights violations in West Papua.”
“As a leading civil society organisation, the Pacific Islands Association for Non-Governmental Organisations (PIANGO), representing NGOs in 21 Pacific Islands Countries and Territories, is committed to this Agenda for Humanity.”
“In the Pacific where 80% of our population are rural based, the first and the last response is always the local response and so we need to reinforce local leadership, strengthen community resilience and reprioritise localisation of aid.”
She said while governments remain the driver at the national level, community engagement is the lever.
“PIANGO is committed to facilitate effective coordination of local and national civil society organisations with the complimentary role of international NGOs.”
“We also expect our leaders to match the ambition of this agenda with national and regional strategies and accountability mechanisms for inclusive and participatory implementation, bringing all stakeholders together and at all levels – to include government, civil society, private sector, academics, parliamentarians, local authorities, faith communities and UN agencies.”
The summit which had 9000 participants from 173 states, including 55 heads of state, hundreds of private sector representatives and thousands of people from civil society and non-governmental organisations ended Wednesday. (SOURCE: PIANGO)
by Markus Adii