Pollution and deforestation arising from development in Papua’s capital have put a sacred space for women among the mangroves at risk. JAKARTA: Papua province’s Youtefa Bay, known for its azure waters and lush mangrove forests, has seen infrastructure development that has helped improve locals’ lives and the economy. Cafes and restaurants have mushroomed there since the Youtefa bridge’s inauguration by then-Indonesian president Joko Widodo in 2019, for instance. The striking steel-arched bridge