Girls between the ages of 13 and 17 remain the most vulnerable to sexual violence in Fiji, says Minister for Women and Children Sashi Kiran.

The process of amending the 2013 Constitution may take anywhere from three months to six years, as successful amendments require considerable time and patience.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade has refuted recent social media claims concerning Fiji’s Embassy in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates.

Cabinet has agreed that the Criminal Records Bill 2025 be finalised for tabling in Parliament.

A father of six and media personnel, Leon Lord has, for the first time, shared his journey of being diagnosed with diabetes and facing the threat of having one of his legs amputated.

Fiji Police has raised concerns over the increasing vulnerability of very young children to sexual assault, with recent lab statistics revealing disturbing trends in both victims and offenders.

Political Sociologist Professor Steve Ratuva states there are concerns that discussion and debate around the 2013 Constitution is being used for political gain instead of forging a pathway for the betterment of the country.

The government has ruled out any possibility of introducing legislation similar to the former MIDA Act, with Minister for Information Lynda Tabuya stressing that media suppression has no place under the coalition government.

Cabinet has endorsed the next phase of the Gender Transformative Institutional Capacity Development Initiative.

Acting Commissioner of Corrections Service Sevuloni Naucukidi, who is currently facing a charge of criminal intimidation, has requested the Suva Magistrate’s Court to have an early trial date set.

Cabinet has approved an amendment to Section 28 of the Income Tax Act 2015.

The Fijian Government has approved the phased reopening of Fiji’s Embassy in Brussels, marking a major step toward restoring the nation’s diplomatic footprint in Europe.