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Fiji faces rising HIV/AIDS cases and drug use, as stated by UNAIDS adviser Renata Ram. Historically, HIV funding decreased, causing neglect as resources shifted to other health priorities. This deterioration …
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Fiji is experiencing a severe HIV outbreak primarily driven by meth use and behaviors like ‘bluetoothing.’ With over 1,000 new cases reported last year, the health system is overwhelmed, and …
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The Climate Mobility Fellowship for 2025-2026 invites young leaders passionate about climate mobility to apply. This year-long program from the Global Centre for Climate Mobility will offer training, project experience, …
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COP29 in Baku, Azerbaijan, left African leaders dissatisfied as they sought $1.3 trillion for climate adaptation but only secured $300 billion. The disparities in pollution responsibility and the influence of …
COP29: African Nations Express Outrage Over Inadequate Climate Funding Read More
At the International Court of Justice, Nepal’s Foreign Minister urged for climate justice, highlighting the severe impacts of climate change on the country. Presenting to the court, Deuba asserted that …
Nepal Advocates for Climate Justice at International Court of Justice Read More
Nepal, through Foreign Minister Arzu Rana Deuba, has called upon the International Court of Justice to recognize the climate justice it seeks, asserting that the nation suffers from effects of …
Nepal Advocates for Climate Justice at International Court of Justice Read More
The Fiji Men’s 7s Development team defeated Nauru 61-7 in their opening match at the Oceania 7s tournament in the Solomon Islands. The Women’s Development team also excelled, winning 47-0 …
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Taiwan’s President Lai Ching-te visited Tuvalu on December 4, strengthening ties amidst growing climate change challenges. Following his arrival from the Marshall Islands, he emphasized the importance of international support …
Taiwan President Lai Strengthens Relations with Tuvalu Amid Climate Challenges Read More
On December 2, 2024, small island states urged the International Court of Justice to examine state obligations regarding climate change beyond existing treaties. Vanuatu’s emissaries highlighted violations of international law …
Small Island States Urge ICJ for Broader Climate Change Justice Read More
On December 2, 2024, nations affected by climate change asked the International Court of Justice to consider obligations of major emitters beyond climate treaties. Vanuatu’s Ralph Regenvanu emphasized breaches of …
Small Island States Urge ICJ for Comprehensive Climate Justice Read More