The Pacific Network on Globalisation says civil society groups have been calling for Japan to stop the dumping of the treated nuclear wastewater in the Pacific Ocean, but
Prime Minister and Minister for Environment, Sitiveni Rabuka has reiterated his support for the International Atomic Energy Agency on discharging treated nuclear wastewat
Men and women depend on the ocean for their daily catch, but now face uncertainty in their business due to the Fukushima wastewater release. This was stated by Jone Ka
The Human Rights and Anti-Discrimination Commission has condemned the Japanese Government’s decision to dump the treated nuclear wastewater from the reactors at Fu
While the Pacific Islands Forum Leaders’ collective statement is very clear in expressing their concerns on Japan’s decision to discharge treated nuclear wa
Leaders of the Pacific Islands and all those who have been saying they support Japan's decision to dump the Fukushima wastewater into the Pacific Ocean need to be careful
FijiFirst Party Leader Voreqe Bainimarama, FFP General Secretary Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum, FFP MPs Ketan Lal, Virendra Lal and Faiyaz Koya were stopped by Police from particip
Japan take your money, take your waste, we don’t need it. Let us protect our children and protect our ocean. These were the chants of hundreds of protesters tha
Prime Minister, Sitiveni Rabuka says while they regret the fact that Japan has gone ahead to start discharging the treated nuclear wastewater before the Pacific Islands F
In response to Japan's decision to start releasing the treated Fukushima nuclear wastewater into the Pacific Ocean, a coalition of Pacific regional NGOs and local Fiji-ba
Despite several criticisms, Japan has started releasing the treated radioactive wastewater from its Fukushima nuclear plant from 4pm today. State-owned electricity fir
Greenpeace Japan has criticised the Japanese government’s decision to discharge radioactive water from the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear station into the Pacific Ocean
The Suva Fish Market Association has come out strongly today and stated that it does not agree with the dumping of the treated Fukushima nuclear wastewater into the Pacif
It is important that people feel free to protest and voice their views openly and publicly. That is democracy but with such right comes responsibility to keep the protest
We are not satisfied that truly independent assessments have been thoroughly done in relation to Japan’s planned discharge of the 1.3 million metric tonnes of â
As related to the complex case of the Japan Fukushima nuclear wastewater issue, Pacific Islands Forum Leaders have continued to prioritise the importance of “intern
Deputy Prime Minister, Minister for Finance and the Leader of the National Federation Party, Professor Biman Prasad has today stressed that the government stands by the a
The Pacific Islands Forum Secretariat remains silent on Japan’s planned dumping of the Fukushima treated nuclear wastewater – which is expected to start as
The Fiji NGO Coalition On Human Rights is now making a desperate call to the Fijian government, and other Pacific Islands to call for international action to stop Japanâ
Prime Minister, Sitiveni Rabuka says the NGOs that are against discharging of treated wastewater from the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant in Japan into the Pacific