Indonesia's armed forces have occupied West Papua since the UN handed control of the territory to Indonesia in 1959. TNI (the army) and POLRI (the police) work in 'synergy' to surveil and punish West Papuan independence supporters. Most reports of human rights abuses in West Papua, including extrajudicial killings, are attributed jointly to 'TNI-POLRI'. Both branches of Indonesia's security forces receive weapons and training from nations including Australia, Austria, Belgium, China, France, Germany, Italy, Korea, the Netherlands, Russia, Sweden, the UK and the USA.