Freedom is in sight once obtained hold on tight, there are many battles still to fight and we will be with you.
The connections are made and cannot be broken, water from the Australian desert has returned home and our hearts will follow.
This year 2014 the Freedom Flotilla ‘Operation Freeport’ hopes to draw attention to the human rights abuses and destruction of the land by Freeport as well as highlighting the corruption and exploitation of the Indonesian government of West Papua’s land and people.
We are not many but our hearts are big and we will try our best and hopefully the rest will come. May the blindfolds be removed and we can walk united in struggle.
Hormat
Izzy Brown
Freedom Flotilla West Papua


Bernyanyilah sekeras mungin dan dunia akan mendengarkanmu.
Kami bisa melihat kemerdekaan oleh sebab itu, berpegang teguh saat kita meraihnya. Banyak perang yang harus di lawan namun , kami akan selalu bersama-sama dengan kamu.
Hubungan –hubungan telah kami bangun dan tidak dapat di patahkan. Air dari padang gurun di Australia telah kembali ke asalnya and hati kami akan mengikutinya.
Tahun 2014 ini, Freedom Flotilla ‘Operasi Freeport’ berharap akan mengangkat masalah-masalah hak asasi manusia dan mengrusakkan bumi Papua Barat oleh Freeport dan juga mengangkat ke permukaan masalah-masalah korupsi dan exploitasi yang di lakukan Pemeritah Indonesia terhadap bangsa Papua dan bumi Papua.
Kami berharap dapat membina komunikasi yang sudah ada dan berkerja sejalan dengan visi dan misi kamu.
Kami tidak banyak nanum kami memiliki hati yang besar dan kami akan berusaha semaksimal mungkin dan berhapap bahwa orang lain akan mengikuti kami. Semoga mata semua pihak dan dengan demikian kami mampu berjalan bersama – sama di dalam perjuangan ini.
Izzy Brown
Freedom Flotilla West Papua
How lovely Izzy.
The photographs are beautiful. Thank you for sharing.
I came across an inspirational message from David Norris to the people of East Timor (when genocide and human rights atrocities were being being committed by the Indonesian military against them and the world and Australia was turning a blind eye). It is so apt for West Papua. If I could have written them myself I would have. I do hope he will not mind if I quote him here:
‘good people of East Timor
On behalf of myself, Bono and the band, U2, on behalf of most scribes and poets, most music, film and object makers, both here in Ireland and around the world, please be sure that we know of your strife and that evewn if we are not allowed to see you, know that we hear of you, and that when we don’t hear from you we think of you….all the more.
There is no silence deep enough
no blackout dark enough
No corruption thick enough
No business deal big enough
No politician benmt enough
No heart hollow enough
No grave wide enough
To buiry your story
And keep it from us
Love from a short distance
Bono November 12, 1995
Senator David Norris”
Viva West Papua Merdeka
Rosemary
Beautiful xx