JAYAPURA – Lenjro Tukayo, an indigenous Papuan youth leader from the Tabi region, has expressed his appreciation for the Operasi Damai Cartenz-2026 (Peaceful Cartenz Operation) Task Force for solving a murder case in Yahukimo Regency, Highland Papua. He views this effort as a crucial step toward upholding the law and securing justice for the victim’s family.
Lenjro conveyed his gratitude and appreciation for the hard work of the authorities in handling the case until it was successfully resolved. According to him, this breakthrough provides much-needed clarity for the victim’s family, who had long been awaiting legal resolution.
He believes that the successful resolution of this murder and violence case in Yahukimo demonstrates the authorities’ serious commitment to law enforcement and their dedication to ensuring justice for the community.
“As an indigenous Papuan youth leader from Tabi, I extend my deepest appreciation to the Operasi Damai Cartenz-2026 Task Force for their hard work in uncovering the murder case in Yahukimo. We hope that the legal process will proceed fairly and provide legal certainty for the victim’s family,” he stated.
Beyond expressing his appreciation, Lenjro urged all Papuans to continue upholding unity, strengthening togetherness, and fostering a harmonious and peaceful life amidst the region’s diversity.
He also cautioned the public not to be easily provoked by rumors or issues of unclear origin and veracity—particularly information that could trigger misunderstandings or disrupt security.
He emphasized that maintaining peace in the Land of Papua is a collective responsibility, requiring the involvement of all segments of society, including indigenous leaders, youth leaders, religious figures, and every member of the community.
Lenjro expressed his hope that the people will continue to work hand-in-hand to preserve unity, strengthen brotherhood, and create a safe and conducive environment, ultimately paving the way for a peaceful future for Papua. “Let us work together to maintain the integrity and peace of the Land of Papua, live in harmony, and avoid being easily swayed by unverified information—all for the sake of our shared aspirations and our collective future,” he said.
