Fiji is set to participate in the inaugural Global Ministerial Conference on Ending Violence Against Children, scheduled to take place in Bogota, Colombia this month. The delegation will be led by Minister for Women, Children and Social Protection, Lynda Tabuya, accompanied by Child Advisor to the Ministry, Natalie Siegel-Brown, and Director for Children, Arieta Tagivetaua.
During the conference, Minister Tabuya plans to present the Fijian government’s commitments towards eliminating violence against children. This conference serves as a crucial platform to enhance actions aimed at ending violence against children by focusing on investments in robust and coordinated child protection and violence prevention systems.
The outcomes of the conference are expected to strengthen the commitments related to addressing child violence, aligning with the objectives outlined in Fiji’s National Development Plan for 2025-2029.
This participation highlights Fiji’s dedication to child welfare and its proactive approach to global discussions on significant social issues. The emphasis on collaboration and commitment at such international forums encourages hope for more effective solutions to combat violence against children.
In summary, Fiji’s engagement in this global conference reflects its intention to align its national policies with international standards, aiming for a safer future for children.
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