Papuans Feel Comfortable Being on the Island of Java

Papuans Feel Comfortable Being on the Island of Java

The hospitality of the population in Central Java is not in doubt. "Tepo Seliro" is a culture that respects others quite thickly still running in Central Java.

This is also felt by students and students from Papua who are still studying in Central Java. On average, they said that they were very happy when they were asked by the media during their stay in Central Java.

Anderson Natkimi, one of the students when asked by the media crew about his impressions while living in Central Java.

"I and my friends feel happy to live in Central Java, the people here are friendly, we also often gather to mingle with the local Asli, they are all good to us, even they also care for us, sometimes we and friends- friends are often given a lot of food by the residents especially those who have had a toilet, "he said with a smile.

In line, Wiliem, a male student from West Papu who is currently studying at SMU 1 Kaeneman, Batang Regency, said he was very happy living in Batang City.

"I enjoy living in Batang City, my friends and teachers here are all well, greetings to friends in other cities in Semarang, Jogya, Magelang, Blora, Rembang," said Wiliem.

Viska Friska, a female student from Papua who studied at Marsudirini High School also said the same thing, her friends and teachers were very kind and considerate.

"Papa, our Mama is safe here, just fine," he said.

Simon, a male student from Papua who attended SMU 1 Kota Kudus delivered a message. "I am happy here, everyone is paying attention to us, we love the Republic of Indonesia," Simon said.

The average student and student from Papua have many achievements, they have high enthusiasm for completing their studies so that later when they graduate they can contribute to the land of birth in Papua.

In addition to formal education, many Papuan students also enter a number of Islamic boarding schools, such as Papuan santri in Demak and Rembang.

For students, students and migrants from Papua, the Central Java Provincial Government as well as the Police and TNI always pay more attention