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34 community advocates complete Gender-Based Violence Counsellor Training in Tuvalu

34 community advocates complete Gender-Based Violence Counsellor Training in Tuvalu

October 28, 2024

A significant milestone has been reached in the work to eliminate violence against women, girls, and children in Tuvalu with the completion of the Gender-Based Violence Counsellor Training by the Fiji Women’s Crisis Centre in the capital, Funafuti from 15th to 25th October 2024.

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FWCC statement on Ratu Naiqama being nominated for President

FWCC statement on Ratu Naiqama being nominated for President

October 24, 2024

The nomination of Ratu Naiqama Lalabalavu to be President of Fiji must be immediately withdrawn as it will not unite the nation but strengthen hierarchy, patriarchy, and gross inequality.

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JOINT STATEMENT BY FWCC AND FWRM ON NOMINATION OF PITA WISE

JOINT STATEMENT BY FWCC AND FWRM ON NOMINATION OF PITA WISE

October 18, 2024

The Fiji Women’s Crisis Centre and the Fiji Women’s Right Movement are calling on the Coalition Government and the Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka to withdraw the nomination of Pita Wise to be Fiji’s Ambassador to Japan.

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Gender-Based Violence Counsellor Training by FWCC starts in Tuvalu

Gender-Based Violence Counsellor Training by FWCC starts in Tuvalu

October 16, 2024

A significant milestone has been reached in the work against violence against women, girls, and children in Tuvalu with the start of the Gender-Based Violence Counsellor Training by the Fiji Women's Crisis Centre in the capital, Funafuti on Tuesday, 15th October 2024.

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Restrictions on solidarity marches for Palestine

Restrictions on solidarity marches for Palestine

October 7, 2024

A planned march in Suva today by the NGO Coalition on Human Rights in Fiji was cancelled by the Fiji Police Force after draconian delaying tactics and routine questioning through phone calls that are reminiscent of a dictatorial system of the past.

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Statement by Shamima Ali on release of George Speight and Shane Stevens

Statement by Shamima Ali on release of George Speight and Shane Stevens

October 4, 2024

I make this statement today as a human rights activist, working for the Fiji Women's Crisis Centre in the year 2000 during the coup. I remember the fear, the experience of all the people and what we all went through when the coup happened. It was so frightening. It was

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