Newsdelivers.com – In the UN General Assembly, the issue of human rights violations in Papua was again highlighted by the Prime Minister of Vanuatu, Bob Loughman. The moment that happened on Sunday, (26/9), was not the first time.
However, the accusation was denied by Indonesian diplomat, Sindy Nur Fitri. On that occasion, Sindy expressed her surprise because Vanuatu had made these accusations several times.
Meanwhile, Vanuatu is known to be silent when a number of residents, health workers, and officers are attacked by terrorist groups in Papua. “When a number of construction workers were brutally murdered, why did Vanuatu choose to remain silent?,” Sindy said firmly at the UN session.
Snippets of Sindy’s statement were also widely spread on social media. Not a few have appreciated his firmness in fending off Vanuatu’s accusations.
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Check out the profile of Sindy Nur Fitri, the Indonesian diplomat who managed to fend off Vanuatu’s accusations. Here’s a review brilio.net from Sindy’s LinkedIn account and various sources, Monday (27/9).
1. Sindy Nur Fitri has been a diplomat at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs since 2014. She had the opportunity to become an intern at the Indonesian Embassy in New Delhi, India and the European Union Desk.
photo: YouTube/MoFA Indonesia
2. Sindy is noted to have received education at Gadjah Mada University, Chevening Scholarships, and The University of Edinburgh.
photo: YouTube/MoFA Indonesia
3. He has also been trusted to carry out tasks in the Sectoral Cooperation section at the Directorate of Socio-Cultural and International Organizations of Developing Countries in 2015-2017.
photo: YouTube/MoFA Indonesia
4. Because of his abilities, Sindy succeeded in becoming the Third Secretary at the Directorate General of Multilateral Cooperation for Desk Officer Developing Eight, OCI, NAM, and G-77. He was also appointed as the Third Secretary of the Permanent Representative of the Republic of Indonesia in New York.
photo: YouTube/MoFA Indonesia
5. At the UN general assembly yesterday, Sindy gave a sharp rebuttal to Vanuatu regarding allegations of human rights violations in Papua. “In fact, Vanuatu is defending separatism under the guise of fabricated human rights concerns. Is this Vanuatu’s understanding of human rights?,” he said.
(brl/pep)
