Fiji will participate in the inaugural Global Ministerial Conference on Ending Violence Against Children taking place this month in Bogota, Colombia. The Fiji delegation will be led by Minister for Women, Children and Social Protection, Lynda Tabuya, who will be joined by CHILD Advisor Natalie Siegel-Brown and Director for Children Arieta Tagivetaua.
During the conference, Minister Tabuya is expected to present the Fiji Government’s commitment to ending violence against children. This event represents a significant opportunity to enhance action against child violence and to foster investments in robust child protection systems and violence prevention strategies.
The outcomes of the conference are anticipated to further the goals outlined in Fiji’s National Development Plan for 2025-2029, particularly concerning the country’s approach to tackling violence against children.
This commitment reflects Fiji’s dedication to creating a safer environment for children and enhancing protective measures within the community. The global dialogue at this conference could pave the way for meaningful collaborations and resource sharing that will benefit children not just in Fiji, but internationally as well.
In summary, Fiji’s involvement in this conference highlights the nation’s active role in addressing child welfare issues and showcases a collective commitment to battling violence against children on a global scale.
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