Women in media speak out against online abuse and gender-based harassment
Young people in the media industry holding positions are victims of online platforms, receiving negative comments every day. This has been highlighted by Navtarang/Rad
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Kamikamica calls for ethical journalism and media self-regulation as Govt works on new framework
The repeal of the Media Industry Development Act was not the end—it was the beginning of a longer journey to build a media environment that is not just free by law
Women must adopt savings and health insurance culture – Financial Managers
Savings and life insurance are not part of the culture of many people and women must adopt the savings culture so that there’s financial awareness with the familie
Media urged to empower all staff to handle sensitive stories with care and integrity
Media houses must invest in building the capacity of all their staff regardless of gender to handle sensitive stories with care, empathy, and responsibility, while also r
Women in Media Conference 2025
Top journalists, media workers, civil society voices, and regional delegates meeting in Suva for the inaugural Women in Media Conference 2025.
People must remain at the centre of the media’s digital transformation—Samson
The most promising media models today are fast, lean, and tech-savvy—but real success comes from remembering that people and their talent are still at the heart of
We want urgent action against gender-based violence of women in media – Media Editors
A call to action has been made by Fiji’s Media Editors regarding online abuse and cyberbullying faced by women in media — whether they are journalists, pers
Harassment is not part of the job description for women journalists - Tuiketei
Gone are the days when women journalists were told to simply grow a thick skin because harassment is not part of the job description, and the shame and stigma surrounding
Abuse and cyberbullying of women journalists is unacceptable - Kiran
It is unacceptable that women journalists are increasingly targeted for doing their jobs—with attempts to silence them through intimidation, abuse and digital disi
Women in Media 2025: Pacific journalists unite for change in Suva
Top women journalists, media workers, civil society voices, and regional delegates will meet in Suva tomorrow for the inaugural Women in Media Conference 2025, to share t
230 women showcase crafts at Central Division Women’s Expo
230 women artisans from Tailevu, Rewa, Naitasiri, Suva, Nasinu, Lami, Serua, Namosi, and Beqa are displaying their crafts at the Central Division Women’s Expo, cur
Minister for Women reminds people to confront social issues
As hundreds of devotees gathered at the Wairuku Gangamma Temple in Rakiraki for the Annual Fire Walking ceremony, Minister for Women, Children and Social Protection, Sash
Women remain underrepresented despite international commitments - PS Defence
Women remain underrepresented despite international announcements and commitments. This has been highlighted by the Permanent Secretary for Defence Mason Smith while l
Naivilaca Village Women’s Group receive kitchen set for income generating project
The Naivilaca Village Women’s Group in Rewa received a set of kitchen items from the Minister for Women, Children and Social Protection, Sashi Kiran, that will pro
Early years of a child’s life are foundational - Kiran
The early years of a child's life are crucial, shaping their health, education, and future potential, and the government is committed to Early Childhood Development as a
Northern Division celebrates local talent at Women’s Expo
The Women’s Expo that was held in Labasa this week gave the opportunity for a lot of people in the Northern Division to witness and enjoy beautifully handcrafted c
Women’s entrepreneurship rate remains low in Fiji – Jaduram
Despite efforts to promote economic inclusion, women’s participation in the workforce in Fiji remains low, and the rate of women’s entrepreneurship is even
106 women empowered to launch and grow businesses after Academy for Women Entrepreneurs training
Today marks a momentous occasion for the 106 women who are part of the 2024 cohort of the Academy for Women Entrepreneurs, graduating after completing their programmes.
Junior Police officers need more training on domestic violence cases - Rogoimuri
Junior police officers require more training to effectively handle domestic violence cases. Fiji Police Force Sexual Offences Investigator Vani Rogoimuri highlighted t
Rise in reporting of gender-based violence in Fiji linked to awareness and support efforts - Ali
The rate of reporting on gender-based violence in Fiji is currently increasing as more people are working in this area and women are being encouraged to speak out about t
Stop the carnage!
As Parliament observed a moment of silence to remember those who lost their lives to domestic violence, questions are being asked on why 2 out of 3 men in this country th