Pacific backs Marshall Islands nuclear justice push
PACIFIC Island countries have rallied behind the Marshall Islands in its decades-long pursuit of justice over the United States’
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Regional diplomacy on West Papua ramps up
WEST Papua was first included on the agenda at a Forum leaders meeting in Kiribati in 2000, but the issue has been an ongoing
6th Pacific Human Rights Film Festival shines a light in the darkness
Over 2,500 people across the Pacific have engaged with topics that are often misunderstood, through film and talanoa, as a part of the
Public memory, voice and visibility
PEOPLE have been silenced and made invisible for centuries.In Milan Kundera’s novel The Book of Laughter and Forgetting (1979),
Israel dismisses Suva protest over new embassy
AS Fijian Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka celebrated the opening of Israel’s embassy in Suva with Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar, a group of protesters waved Palestinian flags several floors below.
Human Rights Watch backs Vanuatu
Vanuatu, alongside a cross-regional group of countries, circulated a draft UN General Assembly resolution to motivate member countries
Rights protection central to climate strategy
HUMAN rights are firmly embedded in the Climate Mobility framework, reflecting Pacific values and international standards with ongoing community
“Violent, often disproportionate repression” in New Caledonia
FRANCE's national human rights body has detailed violations of human rights and
