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HIV emergency measures must not fuel discrimination, forced testing – Human Rights Commission
Emergency measures being considered in response to Fiji’s HIV outbreak must not be used to justify compulsory HIV testing, unlawfu
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Sina and Taholo Kami to appear on fijivillage Straight Talk at 7pm tonight
As we mark International Childhood Cancer Awareness Month this month, you can catch the first ever indepth interview of parents, S
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Dr Lalabalavu urges responsible drinking, warns of risks of unprotected sex resulting in HIV
People are being urged to drink responsibly as alcohol intoxication can lead to risky sexual behaviour that increases the risk of
Father Law Home appeals for help with only two months of funding remaining
Father Law Home is appealing to the public for support for its 30 elderly residents as it only has enough funding to operate for a
Saneem sues Tikoisuva, Rabuku, Chew and others for $5M
Former Supervisor of Elections Mohammed Saneem is suing Acting Director of Public Prosecutions Nancy Tikoisuva, Deputy DPP John Ra
Four arrested as Police K9 units detect alleged drugs in separate raids
Four men have been arrested following separate drug raids in Pacific Harbour and Qauia, where Police K9 units detected substances
RFMF promotes Atonio Nagauna and Sheemal Nand to new ranks
The first-ever female Force Psychologist for the Republic of Fiji Military Forces, Sheemal Nand was commissioned to the rank of Ca
Nasinu Town Council to remove abandoned vehicles, owners face costs and court action
Residents in the Laucala Industrial Area have raised safety concerns over damaged and abandoned vehicles parked along roads and pu
Gau resident calls for road repairs as poor conditions disrupt weekly freight service
A freight operator who has spent about five years delivering groceries, hardware and personal belongings to communities around Gau
Bus driver yet to be charged following fatal Rakiraki accident
A 51-year-old bus driver involved in a fatal accident at Naqoro, Rakiraki on Monday is yet to be charged and remains admitted to h
More health workers needed to get people living with HIV onto treatment – Dr Mitchell
More health workers are needed to get people living with HIV onto treatment and care as Fiji works to scale up its response follow
Constitution Review Commission Report to be tabled in a special Parliament sitting next Tuesday
The Constitution Review Commission Report will be tabled in a special Parliament sitting next Tuesday.Minister for Information, Ly
Two-month-old baby living with HIV and TB highlights impact of Fiji’s HIV crisis on children
Save the Children Fiji is raising serious concerns about the impact of HIV on children and calling for stronger prevention, testin
Needle and syringe programme to be introduced as Fiji declares HIV a national crisis
Fiji has declared HIV a national crisis, with the Government set to introduce a formal needle and syringe programme as part of its
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