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Papuan Youth Leader Supports Law Enforcement against Armed Criminal Group (KKB) and Appreciates Operation Peace Cartenz 2025 Task Force

Jayapura — A Papuan youth leader and Chairman of Generasi Garuda Sakti Indonesia of Papua Province, Absalom Kreway Yarisetouw, expressed his full support for the law enforcement actions carried out by the Operation Peace Cartenz 2025 Task Force against the Armed Criminal Group (KKB) in Papua. Tuesday (August 12, 2025).

In his statement, Absalom appreciated the performance of the Operation Peace Cartenz 2025 Task Force, which he considered to have successfully taken action against the KKB that had long disturbed the community. He emphasized that firm action against the KKB is an important step to maintain stability and ensure the safety of both civilians and security personnel.

“We fully support the law enforcement actions carried out by the Operation Peace Cartenz 2025 Task Force in taking firm measures against the KKB group,” said Absalom Kreway Yarisetouw in his statement in Jayapura.

According to him, the criminal acts committed by the KKB have caused many victims, both from civilians and state security personnel. Therefore, he believes that firm and measured law enforcement is a form of protecting the right to life and the sense of security of the Papuan people.

Furthermore, Absalom called on all elements of Papuan society not to be provoked by issues that could divide unity. He stressed the importance of the community’s active role in maintaining peace and order in the Land of Cenderawasih.

“We urge all Papuan people to remain united, not easily provoked, and actively participate in maintaining security so that Papua remains safe, peaceful, and orderly,” he added.

This statement reflects the great hope of the Papuan youth for the improvement of security in the region, enabling development to proceed without disruption from armed groups.