Three activists from the Indigenous communities of Okinawa, Guam, and Hawai’i will be speaking in Seattle later this month about … Continue reading Movement to push U.S. military out of Pacific Islands comes to Seattle
Indonesian police have admitted using a snake during an interrogation of a West Papuan. The Associated Press reported that the … Continue reading Indonesian police apologise for using snake to interrogate Papuan
The Ambassador of France to Vanuatu, Mr. Robby Judes paid a courtesy visit to the Vatu Mauri Consortium, Vanuatu Human Rights … Continue reading French Ambassador visits NGOs
Secretary General of the Pacific Islands Forum, Dame Meg Taylor, is visiting Vanuatu this week. Dame Taylor says her visit to … Continue reading Pacific Islands Forum SG to speak at symposium today in Port Vila
The new Labour Commissioner, Ms Murielle Meltenoven, has reassured the people of Vanuatu and Government that no corruption will be … Continue reading New Commissioner Vows to Tackle Corruption
THE Opposition insists it will file a vote of no-confidence motion against Prime Minister Peter O’Neill, Opposition deputy leader Timothy … Continue reading Opposition will still file vote of no-confidence motion: Maisu
There has been significant misuse of multiple-entry business visas to the country, Prime Minister Peter O’Neill says. Speaking at a … Continue reading PM addresses business visa issue
A ROYAL Australian Navy Hydrographic Ship HMAS Melville is visiting Honiara for her crew to conduct outreach activities with the … Continue reading Australian naval ship visits here
ABC: Leaders of the Free West Papua movement have met in the PNG capital Port Moresby to stress their commitment to … Continue reading WP leaders declare vow to ‘war’ against Indo
Voters in Vanuatu will be given the opportunity to vote for political reform laws in the country’s first ever referendum … Continue reading Vanuatu Referendum June 4, 2019
