The Asian Human Rights Commission (AHRC in English), has posted on its website a video that you can see how Indonesian soldiers torturing natives of Papua , an example of "numerous cases of torture" that occur in the region by the army in Indonesia, according to the complaint executive director, Wong Kai Shing .
Kai Shing claims to have received more evidence of torture by the Indonesian military and the indigenous people of the recording, made in Tingginambut area, east of Papua. Through a statement, the Commission did not know the whereabouts of the tortured, but according to U.S. network NBC, the body of one of them was found in late 2009 near a river.
Indonesia in 1998 signed the treaty against torture the United Nations, but "acts of torture continue" with "impunity." addition, they report the "immunity" Indonesian soldiers, who "can not be tried by a civil jury."
The Commission claims that the Indonesian military regularly carries out operations in which "burn villages, kill livestock and intimidate and arrest where suspect are separatists."
In the video obtained by the Commission, we can see how many Indian soldiers to question the violent methods. First with kicks to the head and back, then threatened with a knife in the throat, nose and eyes, and later burning his genitals, a scene that the Commission has removed the recording
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