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01/12/2025

01/12/2025

30/11/2025

Digital violence is also a sexual and reproductive health and rights issue.

❌Coercion
❌Sharing images without consent
❌Sextortion

They undermine girls’ and women’s right to decide for themselves.

Freedom, safety, and choice must be protected online too.

There is . Digital spaces should be safe spaces for all.

28/11/2025

As we prepare to end the year 2025, FemLINK Pacific staff gathered at the Yue Lai hotel conference room, to engage in an insightful strategic planning exercise. As the discussions unfold, the team delved into a thorough SWOT and PESTLE analysis to guide future actions.

The presence and contribution of Board Member Shamina Narayan, offered guiding directives for the organisational plans for the next 3 years. This is supported by staff reflections and diverse perspectives about their thoughts and opinions of what FemLINK Pacific is to each of them and how they need to align their roles to the Strategic Plan.

What a great way to add another layer to the already strong foundation of feminist media advocacy, amplifying diverse women's voices and advancing gender equality, disability and social inclusion in all of FemLINK Pacific's plans.

The 2 days session ends today.

27/11/2025

Are you wearing black today?
Support the drive to end VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN AND GIRLS by wearing Black every Thursday

25/11/2025

INCLUSIVE LEADERSHIP

Today, the 25th of November, 2025; FemLINK hosted its Annual Convening at the Novotel Suva. With the theme "Inclusive Leadership - What Does It Look Like", the rural women leaders community network used the space and opportunity to share their stories and interact with influential, powerful women and gentleman.

This national consultation also marks the commencement of the 16 days of activism which focuses on ending digital violence against all women and girls. The session was attended by 46 women representatives from the 14 districts all over Fiji.

An interesting first day began with the official welcome from Board Member - Ms Shamina Narayan, followed by the Guest Speaker's address by Ms Lisa Kindavater - Policy Specialist for Women's Political Participation based here at the UN Women Fiji Multi-Country office, followed by the keynote address delivered by Ms Akanisi Nabalarua Vakawaletabua - Board Governance Chair for Fiji Women's Rights Movement.

The women were blessed to be graced by the presence of Chief of Protocol (Ms Kiti Temo) and Manager Executive Services (Mr Josua Tuwere) from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, who also contributed to the day's discussions. The participants appreciated every bit of the programme and look forward to another fruitful session tomorrow.

The National Convening ends on Thursday.