FEMLINKPACIFIC

media initiatives for women

Who WE ARE

femLINKpacific is a local, regional, and national catalyst for change through the use of accessible media and information. We seek a pacific region where there is gender justice, ecological sustainability, peace, freedom, equality and human rights.

STATEMENTS

Fiji's leading civil society organisations have jointly warned that the Electoral Commission cannot lawfully suspend general election campaigning at this stage because no referendum polling day has been fixed by presidential writ.

The organisations say it would be truly scandalous for the Commission to act on an unlawful request from one of the election’s principal contestants. The continuing uncertainty is unfairly disadvantaging challenger parties and undermining the level playing field required for a free and fair election.

Ref: Center for Democracy and Dialogue

The 3rd Intergenerational Convention brought together 52 diverse1 women and young women across Fiji with the theme “Women Demand Women’s Leadership” from 04 March – 06 March 2024 at the Pearl Resort, Deuba. The Fiji Women’s Forum (FWF) is co-convened by Na i Soqosoqo Vakamarama iTaukei, femLINKpacific and the Fiji Women’s Rights Movement (FWRM). The intergenerational convention fostered discussions around diverse women’s and young women’s priorities and collective solutions in strengthening our Political Participation, Alleviating Poverty and contributing to the formulation of the National Development Plan.

The 4th Pacific Feminist Forum 2026 Outcomes Statement is out now.

We, Pacific Feminists in all our diversities, came together as intersecting crises threaten our communities, ocean, land, bodies and futures. We are resolute. We will organise, resist and transform.

The statement sets out our urgent demands to Pacific leaders, governments, regional bodies, development agencies and funders. The Feminist Future and the Just Pacific we want will not happen by chance. The time for action is NOW!



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Her Leadership

“Too often we choose men - why don’t choose ourselves as women, and bring real change to the education of our children””
— Luse Wilson: District Council of Social Services, Savusavu

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