7 articles tagged "break-the-bias"
Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama says when Fijian women are strong, so is Fiji. In his International Women's Day message, Bainimarama says as they acknowledge the achievements of women in Fiji, they also recogniz
The Vice-Chancellor of the University of Fiji, Professor Shaista Shameem says International Women’s Day is usually a day when we tell everyone just how little the situation of women has improved over the past 12 month
Na Marama Bale Na Roko Tui Dreketi and SODELPA MP Ro Teimumu Kepa says it was only until she got into Parliament that she really appreciated women whom she took for granted. She highlighted this during a virtual d
Minister for Women, Rosy Akbar says the best way to start the fight against gender inequality is to start it within our own homes as our children are the best agents of change and their generation must grow up learning
Prominent lawyer, Ana Tuiketei says deliberate or unconscious bias makes it difficult for women and girls to progress and understand what bias is and reducing it is a way to tackle gender parity. She highlighted t
“Equality must become embedded as a societal norm, where Fiji cannot function without them, on equal footing, unless they are at the table†This has been stressed by the General Secretary of the National Feder
International Women's Day is celebrated every year on the 8th of March because there is no level playing field between men and women and we want to bring attention to this fact. These were the sentiments of Intern
