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schema:articleBody	An Indonesian regional intelligence chief was killed in an ambush by rebels in restive Papua region, the military confirmed Monday as the country's president vowed to crush the separatists. General I Gusti Putu Danny Karya Nugraha, who headed Papua's intelligence agency, was shot dead during a shootout after rebels opened fire at a patrolling security forces unit in the Papuan highlands on Sunday. "He was in the area as part of the operation to restore security and to boost the morale of locals in the region following a series of attacks by separatist and terrorist groups," National Intelligence Agency spokesman Wawan Purwanto told AFP. Security forces have been ramping up military operation in the remote Puncak district after rebel groups killed soldiers and teachers, torching several schools and a helicopter in recent weeks. President Joko Widodo said Monday he had ordered the police and military "to chase and arrest" all members of the rebel groups in the remote eastern province. "I want to emphasise again that there is no place for armed groups in Papua," Widodo said. Papua rebel spokesman Sebby Sambon claimed responsibility for the attack, adding there were no casualties on their side. "We also shot at other soldiers but we missed them," Sambon told AFP. Indonesian security forces have for years been dogged by allegations of widespread rights abuses against Papua's ethnic Melanesian population including extrajudicial killings of activists and peaceful protestors in their efforts to crush the rebel groups. Papua shares a border with independent Papua New Guinea on the island of New Guinea just north of Australia. A former Dutch colony, Papua declared itself independent in 1961, but neighbouring Indonesia took control of the region two years later with the promise of holding an independence referendum. The subsequent vote in favour of staying part of Indonesia was widely considered a sham. Jakarta keeps a tight grip on the resource-rich region, which experiences recurring spasms of violence. hrl/mtp
schema:headline	Papua intelligence chief killed in Indonesia rebel attack
schema:mentions	New Guinea Danny Moon Puncak Regency Kue putu Independence referendum Western New Guinea Papua New Guinea Colony Intelligence assessment Agence France-Presse Joko Widodo Jakarta Netherlands General officer Helicopter Indonesia President of the Philippines Australia Melanesians
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schema:datePublished	2021-04-26 (xsd:date)
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