Dream - Lately in the midst of the viral call "All Eyes on Rafah", Indonesian society is also calling for "All Eyes on Papua" on their respective social media. Perhaps there are some Dream friends who do not know the meaning of "All Eyes on Papua" and why it is being called so loudly? Well, the presence of the call "All Eyes on Papua" is to draw attention to the current situation in the land of Papua. Where currently the people of Papua are fighting for their rights to the Papua forest, which will be taken over for palm oil plantations.

The phrase "All Eyes on Papua" is an expression of sympathy and concern for the current condition of Papua, which is not in a good state. Currently, the land of Papua, which is the livelihood of its people, is being turned into a palm oil plantation. As we can see, the vast land of Papua with its rich forests will be taken over for the sake of palm oil plantations, sacrificing the livelihoods of the generations who have depended on it.

Therefore, the call "All Eyes on Papua" emerged, which is used as a form of support for the Papuan community who are currently still struggling to defend the forest in order to reject the development of palm oil plantations.

However, now they have to struggle to preserve the forest which will be taken over by palm oil plantations. For the people of Papua themselves, the forest is not just an area covered with trees. But within it, there are cultural values and it has been a source of livelihood for the people of Papua all this time. That is why they are very committed to preserving their nature as best as possible. According to the explanation from the Pusaka Bentala Rakyat Foundation in a petition titled "Half the Size of Jakarta's Forest Will Disappear. Supreme Court, Revoke PT IAL's Palm Oil Permit!".

The forest located in Boven Digul Regency will be cleared and converted into a palm oil plantation by PT Indo Asiana Lestari (PT IAL). This forest covers an area of ​​36 hectares, which is more than half the size of Jakarta. Well, inside the forest is where the indigenous community of Marga Woro and the Awyu tribe live. With the palm oil plantation project, they strongly reject it and file a lawsuit for the environmental permit of PT IAL's palm oil plantation, accompanied by the Coalition to Save Papua's Indigenous Forests.

The lawsuit is currently in process at the Supreme Court (MA). In addition to filing a lawsuit, the Papuan community also held a peaceful demonstration in front of the Supreme Court building in Jakarta on Monday (27/5). During the demonstration, they voiced their opposition to the development of palm oil plantations in the forests where they live. "We have come a long, complicated, and expensive journey from Papua to the capital city of Jakarta to ask the Supreme Court to restore our rights that have been taken away by canceling the palm oil company's permit that we are currently fighting against," said Hendrikus Woro, an environmental activist from the Awyu tribe.