Pacific parliamentarians, while supporting the call by the MSG Leaders for a Pacific-wide moratorium on deep sea mining, said “as Pacific islanders it is our moral obligation to care for our Ocean”
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Pacific Islands Forum Women Leaders unite to address gender equality and climate action
Pacific Political Climate Champion for GESI urged innovation and action, calling for the creation of opportunities and spaces for women’s voices to be heard.
Posted inOur originals / Fiji
Fiji’s Nuclear Veteran sheds light on the nuclear testing operations
Fiji’s Nuclear Veteran, Nacanieli Seru sheds light on the nuclear testing operations and potential health consequences they experienced
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The long-lasting consequences of nuclear testing in the Pacific region
Marshall Islands is committed to raising awareness and seek justice for the devastating impacts of nuclear testing, says Ambassador of RMI to Fiji
Posted inStory / Our region
Youth voices rise to safeguard Children’s tomorrow: Demanding change against nuclear testing and waste injustices
Pacific youths amplify their voices demanding change against nuclear testing and waste injustices for the future of generations to come
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Pacific nations must continue to support Marshall Islands call for nuclear justice: Forum SG
SG Puna calls for continued support to Marshall Islands for nuclear justice and upholding the Nuclear Free Zone enacted under the Rarotonga Treaty
Posted inStory / Fiji
Bat-tastic’ discovery: Largest known Pacific bat roost revealed with thousands of endangered bats
The unexpected discovery in northern Lau has shifted renewed conservation focus onto the Pacific Sheath-tailed bat
Posted inStory / Cook Islands
Cook Islands Marae Moana marine park, an example of whole of society buy-in
Cook Islands Marae Moana marine park sets an example of whole of society buy-in where there was enhanced “co-operation, unity and co-operation amongst stakeholders including technical agencies”
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We cannot support the discharge of treated water into the ocean with serious concerns remaining
WWF-Japan is not in support of Japan discharging treated water into the ocean, as serious concerns remain
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Civil society and Forum to hold Japan accountable should anything go wrong with the nuke waste water discharge
The civil society watches closely for the next 17 days, demanding transparency, accountability and a commitment to the safety of both the Pacific Ocean and its inhabitants