A Joint submission by the Fiji Women’s Right Movement and the Fiji Women’s Crisis Center labelled the current name change policy as stupid and unnecessary.

Psychological training is vital to combating issues in times of crisis.

Police have charged a 48-year-old security officer for allegedly assaulting a 64-year-old woman outside a shopping complex in Lautoka.

Police will continue to address issues such as crimes against women and children, traffic, and illicit drugs through community policing.

Staying updated with scheduled immunizations is crucial to preventing outbreaks of vaccine-preventable diseases.

Moving forward for the coalition government is not easy, and Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka seeks the support of every Fijian.

Justice Pacific, a human rights group, is calling on security companies to prioritize the human rights of their employees and take immediate action to ensure that all security guards receive basic training.

Juveniles are kept in correctional facilities under the care of the Fiji Correctional Services only if a court order is issued.

The Fiji Women’s Crisis Center says immediate action is needed to reduce gender-based violence cases in the country.

There is a need to strengthen leadership capabilities at all levels in the Fiji Police Force.

The Ministry of Trade, Cooperatives, and SMEs continues to embark on financial literacy training.

Tremors from an inland earthquake were felt along Rakiraki district yesterday.