Nacanieli Tuilevuka is a Senior Journalist at The Fiji Times. He covers a diverse range of topics including sports, crime and justice, agriculture, health and wellness, and climate change, with a particular focus on court proceedings, legal reform, and various sports disciplines. Nacanieli's work has been featured in prominent publications, highlighting his commitment to delivering insightful and impactful journalism.
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By: Nacanieli Tuilevuka
CHILDREN with disabilities in Fiji continue to face barriers in accessing education, healthcare, and other essential services, says Human Rights and Anti-Discrimination Commission commissioner Alefina Vuki. Ms Vuki said this was evident in their recent national baseline study on the rights of children with disabilities in Fiji. “Fiji is at a critical moment in its […]
REMOVING barriers which prevent children with disabilities from fully participating in society must be treated as a national development priority, says Social Welfare divisional principal officer Rohit Sharma. Mr Sharma said Fiji’s development depended on building inclusive communities where everyone had an equal opportunity to participate. “For children with disabilities, it means removing the barriers […]
A New Zealand resident is calling for urgent action to improve public safety after he narrowly escaped death when he fell into an open manhole in Labasa last week. Shalendra Ram, who travelled to Fiji to attend a seven-day Bhagavad Katha, said the incident happened outside Macuata House. Mr Ram said he was walking to […]
THE Fiji Human Rights and Anti-Discrimination Commission is assessing a backlog of complaints, including cases dating back to 2024, while warning that some complainants may wait years for their cases to be resolved. Commissioner Chantelle Khan said she could not confirm the number of pending cases because assessments were still ongoing. Ms Khan said every […]
A PRIMARY school teacher says parents’ occupations should not determine whether children with disabilities qualify for assistance after he was denied support to obtain a wheelchair for his daughter. Sudesh Singh, a parent of a child with special needs, said he sought assistance from an organisation when his salary was insufficient to meet his family’s […]
HUNDREDS of students on Taveuni could be left without transport on Monday after the island’s only bus operator announced plans to suspend its school bus services because of an ongoing dispute over fares. Taveuni Buses general manager Jaswant Kumar said the company had decided to suspend all school trips from July 20 after repeated requests […]
ALLEGATIONS of brutality during drug raids, including incidents involving deaths, have prompted the Human Rights and Anti-Discrimination Commission to closely monitor joint operations. Consequently, the commission is tracking the involvement of the Republic of Fiji Military Forces alongside the Fiji Police Force. Commissioner Chantelle Khan said they were monitoring operations due to recent alleged brutality […]
A PACKAGE containing a white powdery substance, reportedly marked with the letters “DHL” and recovered from Namena Island in Cakaudrove, has been sent to Suva for analysis. Police spokeswoman Ana Naisoro said the package, containing a white substance believed to be illicit drugs, was found washed ashore and recovered by police. Ms Naisoro said officers […]
By: Nacanieli Tuilevuka
DESPITE Fiji’s commitments under international human rights conventions, children with disabilities continue to face significant barriers in accessing education, healthcare and other essential support systems. This was highlighted during the presentation of the Baseline Study on the Rights of Children with Disabilities by Human Rights and Anti-Discrimination Commission training officer Irene Yuen. Ms Yuen said […]
THE Duavata Northern Crime Prevention Carnival has secured a three-year sponsorship commitment from Flour Mills of Fiji Ltd. This is a major boost to the annual event which aims to promote crime prevention and community awareness. Carnival committee president Satish Kumar announced the sponsorship during the launch of the carnival in Labasa. Mr Kumar said […]
