Marshall Islands' hosting 2025 Outrigger Challenge Cup featuring first national soccer team. Ozark United U19 announce squad for Outrigger Challenge Cup https://t.co/dnZ2GDbZ0y
As part of phase three of the Review of the Regional Architecture, the High-Level Persons Group (HLPG) commenced the High-Level Political Talanoa with the Government of Fiji.
The HLPG met with Hon Biman Prasad, Fiji’s Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Finance, Strategic Planning, National Development and Statistics. They also met and had robust discussions with the Permanent Secretaries from across the Government machinery.
The dialogues focused on unlocking strategic opportunities as a collective and in response to the evolving strategic landscape and the need to address the systemic challenges within the current regional architecture.
The exchanges reaffirmed the collective ambition for deepened Pacific regionalism, including a strengthened regional governance framework that is fit-for-purpose - anchored in Pacific leadership, driven by member priorities, and accountable to the people of the Blue Pacific Continent.
The HLPG will also meet with the Prime Minister of Fiji, Hon. Sitiveni Rabuka in the coming weeks.
Pleased to see #NZ co-sponsoring #WHA78 resolution on “Effects of #NuclearWar on Public Health”. Resolution is led by Marshall Islands 🇲🇭 & Samoa 🇼🇸 & calls for updating decades-old @WHO reports on these issues. @minhealthnz
https://t.co/xX7PMy38WA @NZUNGVA@TheElders@MFATNZ
📢 Join us this Friday, 7 March, for the 8th Annual Nuclear Victims Remembrance Day March at @UniSouthPacific!
Stand in solidarity with the Marshall Islands Students Association & the people of 🇲🇭 as we honour survivors & demand a #NuclearFreePacific. Details below #NewClearWays
On this #HumanRightsDay, Marshall Islands reaffirms its commitment to justice, equality, and climate action, advocating for these values in Geneva as a newly elected @UN_HRC member. Yesterday, the Permanent Mission attended the Organizational Meeting of the Council for 2025.
@BenarNews For closed to 80 years the people of the Marshall Islands have been jolted by the nuclear power of mass destructions with 67 nuclear weapons vaporizing our islands, displacing our people, destroying our culture, taking our lives, crops and heritage. We need the world’s help!
UN votes to set-up independent scientific panel to report on the physical and societal consequences of #nuclear war, the first study in more than three decades.
#Pacific nations played no small part.
https://t.co/HPa7QdoDPJ via @BenarNews#legacy#humanrights#testing
Today, on Oct. 11, @UN_HRC renewed the mandate of the Special rapporteur on Human Rights and #Climatechange. Marshall Islands, alongside core group members, welcome the adoption by consensus at #HRC57 of this resolution and looks forwarding to continue engaging with the mandate.
The Republic of the Marshall Islands is proud to announce its election to the @UN_HRC for the term 2025-2027 🇲🇭
Congratulations to all newly-elected members of the Council and our sincere thanks to all delegations for their support during the election process.
On Oct. 10, at #HRC57, @UN_HRC adopted resolution on RMI's #nuclearlegacy by consensus. 66 years after the last nuclear test, RMI will continue to receive UN assistance in upholding the rights of the Marshallese people, who still bear the scars of this dark chapter of our past.
A step in the right direction and a milestone for all persons right to full enjoyment of life and sustainable environment for future generations…Congratulations to the core group lead by #RMI@RMIGeneva
#HRC57 | Draft resolution A/HRC/57/L.31/Rev.1 on the mandate of Special Rapporteur on the promotion and protection of human rights in the context of climate change was ADOPTED without a vote.
The @UN General Assembly has elected 18 members of the Human Rights Council for the 2025-2027 term:
Benin
Bolivia
Colombia
Cyprus
Czechia
Democratic Rep. of Congo
Ethiopia
Gambia
Iceland
Kenya
Marshall Islands
Mexico
North Macedonia
Qatar
Rep. of Korea
Spain
Switzerland
Thailand
Last Friday, 4 Oct, #HRC57 held an Enhanced Interactive Dialogue on the #nuclearlegacy in the Marshall Islands with @nuclear_RMI & @MEInonprofit. #OHCHR presented a report highlighting the ongoing effects of the 67 known nuclear tests performed between 1946 and 1958.
The Danish Institute for International Studies defines “free association” as a “politico-juridical status that originates in a series of efforts by the United Nations to encourage transition from non-self-governing territories to sovereign states.”
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