AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoHIV Crisis: Fiji’s Medical Association says the national HIV response is moving too slowly, after Cabinet declared the outbreak a national crisis, urging faster action on barriers like compulsory testing. Child Protection: Women and Children Minister Sashi Kiran says 16,770 child abuse cases were recorded from 2012-2025 and opened the Phos Haven Care Home in Nadi for vulnerable children, including those with disabilities. Public Health Watch: Health officials report rising respiratory illness activity in Flu Tracking Fiji, urging hygiene and staying home when unwell while stressing there’s no need for panic. Social Media Law: Government consultations begin with children aged 13-17 on a proposed under-16 social media restriction, with views to feed into draft legislation. Governance & Courts: Lawyers for Biman Prasad plan another High Court stay application over alleged FICAC nondisclosure, as trial continues. Elections & Chiefs: Ro Teimumu Kepa rejects claims GCC was lobbied to delay the General Election, saying the constitutional timeline must be followed. Regional Diplomacy: Fiji and other Pacific states continue opening Jerusalem embassies, framed by experts as driven largely by Christian conviction. Sports & Youth: Labasa College gets $12K gym equipment, while Flying Fijians prepare for a tough Canada Pacific Nations Cup semi-final.
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