The construction of 37 houses under the Nabavatu Relocation project Phase 3 will now commence on 20th January next year.

Chair of the NGO Coalition for Human Rights, Shamima Ali, today expressed disappointment over the process of obtaining permits for the International Human Rights Day march.

Thirty-seven economically disadvantaged students graduated in English language and leadership training under the United States’ English Access Microscholarship Program this week.

Chemsex and bluetoothing are fueling Fiji’s HIV crisis, particularly among people under 39, who account for 73 percent of new infections.

Vodafone Fiji has presented a cheque worth $10,000 to the Fiji Cancer Society, marking the successful conclusion of its Pinktober and Movember campaigns.

Startling revelations by the Fiji Medical Association that so far this year HIV (human immunodeficiency virus) cases in the country have surpassed 1000 and could be approaching 1500 cases.

Australia’s government is weighing recommendations from the United Nations special rapporteur on slavery to allow workers in the Pacific Australia Labour Mobility scheme to change employers.

A study carried out on health and climate change in Small Island Developing States shows that lack of climate action is endangering lives and livelihoods of people despite island states spearheading international attention on climate and health.

Access to information is fundamental to community well-being, particularly in disaster recovery and addressing the impacts of climate change.

Fiji is dealing with a range of critical human rights issues that demand urgent attention.

The International Court of Justice is set to issue a landmark advisory opinion next year.

Fiji’s drug epidemic, particularly among the youth has reached alarming levels with government leaders calling for urgent action to address the crisis.