Hundreds of residents had now “fled the area in fear”.
Wenda also called on Pacific nations to pay close attention to what was happening in West Papua.
The three men, Janius Bagau were, Justinus Bagau and Soni Bagau, were alleged to have been tortured and killed on February 15 in a health centre where one of them was receiving treatment after being shot in the arm by a soldier.
Amnesty statement of concern
“Fearing more acts of violence, at least 600 men, women and children have been displaced by the military’s actions, seeking shelter in a Catholic compound,” said the statement.
INTERIM West Papuan president Benny Wenda called for urgent intervention from the United Nations and the International Committee of the Red Cross today as hundreds fled renewed Indonesian violence.
At least 600 people have taken shelter in a Catholic compound after three men were executed by Indonesian soldiers last week at a health centre, where one of them had been receiving treatment for a gunshot wound, Mr Wenda said.
“Those displaced by these operations will have no access to healthcare. They cannot tend to their crops. The children cannot go to school,” Mr Wenda said.
According to the West Papuan independence leader, about 50,000 people have been displaced by Indonesian military operations since December 2018, in acts he sees as genocidal.