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Reflections on The Melanesian Oceans Summit 2026: Towards Estuary Governance
By Evengelyn Kove, Watna Mori and Gregory Roaveneo
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The Morals of Good Practice of Law
By Steward Kngwakngwalu Theophilus Tonowane
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Reframing Global Security at the United Nations: An Indigenous Fijian Woman's Perspective on Nuclear Doctrine and the Pacific Challenge
Security at the United Nations is often presented as neutral and technical-defined through doctrines of deterrence, institutional mandates, and strategic balance. Yet for Indigenous Pacific peoples, particularly Indigenous Fijian women, security is profoundly lived: through the legacies of nuclear testing, environmental contamination, militarisation, climate displacement, and exclusion from the very decision-making tables that shape our futures.
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