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Author: hrw.org
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English[en]
Henschke, based in Indonesia’s capital, Jakarta, went to Papua to report on both the measles outbreak, which has killed roughly 100 indigenous Papuan children, and on how logging and deforestation have destroyed forests where the staple food, sago palm, grows, leading Papuans to eat more instant noodles and cookies.
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Henschke, tinggal di Jakarta, mengunjungi Papua untuk meliput wabah campak, yang telah membunuh sekitar 100 anak asli Papua. Juga bagaimana pembalakan dan penggundulan telah menghancurkan hutan di mana makanan pokok mereka, yaitu sagu, tumbuh, sehingga mereka terpaksa mengandalkan mi instan dan kue-kue kering.