Fiji is facing several challenges in meeting its international human rights obligations, particularly as a Small Island Developing State.

Discussions are being held to incorporate road safety into the school curriculum to improve road safety awareness among students.

The public is being urged to familiarize themselves with the new terminals on buses in preparation for the complete switchover to the new e-ticketing system.

The government will not interfere with activities at the Fiji Independent Commission Against Corruption.

Opposition Member of Parliament Jone Usamate says Barbara Malimali’s action to terminate a key witness in the inquiry against her should not be tolerated.

The Judicial Services Commission, the Prime Minister, and the President have all been copied on a letter from the Commission of Inquiry asking for the temporary suspension of Barbara Malimali as Fiji Independent Commissioner Against Corruption Commissioner.

The government is currently in discussions with various Ministries and international law enforcement agencies regarding the deportation process of Fijians from the United States.

UNAIDS is in talks with its stakeholders to introduce Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis or PREP in Fiji, in an effort to tackle the HIV outbreak.

Plans are underway to make Suva City more welcoming this year, focusing on key improvements in cleanliness and accessibility.

The Republic of Fiji Military Forces will now provide a supportive role to Police in the fight against the drug crisis.

The Housing Ministry has completed a social survey in the Nabua Fiji Muslim League settlement.

Plans are in place to deploy portable speed cameras nationwide to combat speeding and reduce road accidents.