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University of the South Pacific

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Perceptions of women's representation in Pacific parliaments: the case of Niue


The concept of Temporary Special Measures (TSM) was introduced in the United Nations Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination Against Women came into force in 1979. Besides Samoa the rest of the Pacific countries have been slow to adopt TSM, which may be seen as a reluctance to improve gender equality in...
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Friend or foe: Australia, climate change and the Pacific


Shifts in global power and growing geostrategic competition in the Pacific Ocean have left Australia scurrying to shore-up its position as a trusted partner of Pacific Island nations and maintain its place as an influential player in the region.
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Citizen journalism, social media and the media in Fiji


Fiji’s media landscape has been challenged by the consequences of Fiji’s own political struggles. While scholars and policy analysts have pointed out the nuances of these consequences, the latest onslaught to Fiji’s media landscape is irresponsible citizen journalism, specifically the morbid use of social media.
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Back on the map: Pacific Islands in a new era of strategic competition


The past 12 months have seen a veritable frenzy of diplomatic activity in the Pacific Ocean.
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The Rotuma Bill No. 6 of 2015: what is at stake for Rotuma?


This paper summarises the changes proposed under the Rotuma Bill and provides a brief analysis of what these changes will mean for Rotuma and Rotumans as they change Rotuma’s relationship with Fiji.

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