Over ten thousand residents of Nduga Regency, Papua Mountains Province, remain displaced five years after conflict erupted on December 2, 2018. The displaced population, numbering 10,272 individuals, has been living in temporary shelters since the initial outbreak of violence. Local figures, such as Leri Gwijangge, are urging the government to address the ongoing humanitarian crisis and facilitate the return of residents to their homes. The conflict has created a prolonged displacement situation, raising concerns about the long-term well-being of those affected. Authorities have yet to announce concrete plans to resolve the crisis and enable the safe return of the Nduga residents. The situation highlights the continuing instability and humanitarian challenges in the Papua region.