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Vanuatu signs the Declaration on Children, Youth, and Climate Action (opens the original)
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The Government of Vanuatu has signed the Declaration on Children, Youth, and Climate Action, joining more than seventy-five countries and territories worldwide in committing to protecting the rights of children. The declaration commits to place the rights, needs, and voices of children and young people at the centre of climate policies and action. “The Government of Vanuatu recognises that children and young people are an integral part of the national climate actions and policies, which is why t
Men urged to stand alongside women in media (opens the original)
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Male journalism allyship is not about men speaking on behalf of women, but about men recognising their role and responsibility in creating a conducive environment for women to thrive in the media industry. Balance of Power executive director Mereani Rokotuibau made this remark Monday during the opening of the two-day national training of women auditors on the Kacivaka tool being held in Savusavu, Fiji. The programme is co-facilitated by the Fiji Council of Social Services (FCOSS) and Women in Me
Corruption in Tonga has shifted into Civil Service: PINA President Moala (opens the original)
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By Pita Ligaiula in Savusavu (Pacific Islands News Association) Veteran Tongan journalist and Pacific Islands News Association (PINA) President Kalafi Moala says corruption in the Pacific is no longer confined to political leadership, with abuse of administrative systems increasingly occurring within the civil service. Speaking at a pre-summit workshop on climate change and corruption for Pacific journalists in Savusavu, Kalafi said journalists needed to look beyond governments and political lea
Drum - Tidbit (opens the original)
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Repaying the loanWhile everyone was out celebrating the country’s 51st Independence Day Anniversary, there were some people who went to work at Lae’s ICTSI Tidal Basin. When asked why? They said, “well, someone has to work hard to repay the outstanding loans (debt) PNG has”. The debts are huge; we urge everyone to do their bit to repay that money. Ela beach noisyEverywhere in Port Moresby, the independence celebration went well and ended well, but not at Ela Beach. The noise level was so bad wel
Drum - Tidbit (opens the original)
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Repaying the loanWhile everyone was out celebrating the country’s 51st Independence Day Anniversary, there were some people who went to work at Lae’s ICTSI Tidal Basin. When asked why? They said, “well, someone has to work hard to repay the outstanding loans (debt) PNG has”. The debts are huge; we urge everyone to do their bit to repay that money. Ela beach noisyEverywhere in Port Moresby, the independence celebration went well and ended well, but not at Ela Beach. The noise level was so bad wel
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