By: Alipate Natoba, Executive Associate Beyond Environmental Protection: A Human Rights Approach to Climate Change Climate change is one of the most pressing challenges facing the Pacific, threatening not only our land, oceans, and livelihoods but also the fundamental human rights of our communities. For Pacific Island nations such as Fiji, the climate crisis…

The inaugural Pacific HIV Symposium 2026, attended by key advocates and leaders, focused on community-led responses to the region’s increasing HIV diagnoses. Emphasizing human rights and interconnectivity, discussions covered innovations in prevention, clinical guidelines, and the necessity of sustainable funding. The event aimed to shape future health strategies in the Pacific.

By Trans Affirmative Action Guild (TAAG) Published as a key outcome and reflecting the collective truths shared at the National VST+ Navigators Forum in Colo-i-Suva. During the National VST+ Navigators Forum, community leaders, elders, and grassroots navigators gathered in the serene surroundings of Colo-i-Suva under a shared, vital mandate: Strengthening the VST+ Ecosystem of…

On June 2, 2026, the Trans Affirmative Action Guild (TAAG) launched the Pre-COP31 Pacific Youth Talanoa Series, uniting over 100 young leaders to prioritize youth voices in climate dialogue. Key topics included climate resilience, inclusive governance, and social equity, aiming for an intersectional approach to climate justice. TAAG emphasizes the necessity of equitable climate…

Ratu Eroni Ledua Dina, CEO of TAAG, discusses the organization’s impactful representation at the 70th session of the Commission on the Status of Women in New York City. Emphasizing local and regional realities, TAAG advocated for the rights of trans-diverse individuals while stressing the need for structural equity and genuine global commitments to Pacific…