Sashi Kiran, the newly appointed Minister for Women, Children and Social Protection, has emphasized the urgent need to address the significant effects of gender-based violence on individuals and communities. She stated her Ministry will actively enhance prevention initiatives, provide support to survivors, and ensure that offenders face justice.
Kiran highlighted that tackling these challenges requires collective action, urging all Fijians to lend their support—whether by advocating for equality, assisting those in need, or simply showing kindness and respect in daily interactions.
Addressing the women and children of Fiji, she reaffirmed the importance of their voices and worth within society, assuring those who may feel marginalized that the Ministry is dedicated to their service. She expressed her eagerness to collaborate with various organizations, including government bodies, NGOs, faith-based groups, and international partners.
Kiran concluded with a message of hope, stating her resolve and love for the nation as she embarks on this mission. She looks forward to garnering support in her efforts to aid the most vulnerable populations.
The optimistic tone of Kiran’s statement serves as a reminder that with collective effort, Fiji can foster a more inclusive and compassionate society, highlighting the importance of community involvement in addressing social issues.
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