Media Coverage
FWCC calls for the temporary stand down of football players facing serious rape and sexual assault charges
August 21, 2026
The Fiji Women’s Crisis Centre (FWCC) is calling on the Nadi and Rewa Football Clubs and the Fiji Football Association to temporarily stand down the two players currently facing serious charges of rape and sexual assault until the completion of their court proceedings. FWCC wishes to make it clear that
FWCC Holds Workplace Sexual Harassment Awareness Training for WRFL, PRF and Malhana Cloud Kitchen staff
August 18, 2026
The following below has been reposted from the Facebook page of Pacific Recycling Foundation Every workplace has a responsibility to create an environment where people feel safe, respected and heard. Our teams from Waste Recyclers Fiji Limited (WRFL), Pacific Recycling Foundation (PRF) and Malhana Cloud Kitchen participated in an important
50 Women in Cakaudrove Complete Gender, VAWG and Human Rights Training
August 11, 2026
The Labasa Women's Crisis Centre (LWCC) has completed week-long awareness sessions on Gender, Violence Against Women and Girls and Human Rights for 50 women from the villages and communities of Nacodreudreu, Nakasa, Dreketi and Wailevu in Cakaudrove.
No Room for Confusion: Protect the Integrity of VAWG Efforts
July 1, 2026
The Fiji Women’s Crisis Centre notes the allocation of funding in the 2026–2027 National Budget for scoping work towards a Men’s Helpline. It is important to be clear about the context in which crisis services exist in Fiji. There is no dedicated women’s helpline. What exists is a domestic violence
Domestic Violence Continues to Dominate Cases Seen by Fiji Women’s Crisis Centre
June 24, 2026
The Fiji Women’s Crisis Centre (FWCC) and its branches across Fiji continue to witness alarming levels of violence against women, girls and children, according to counselling statistics recorded between January and May 2026. Of the 829 new cases received by FWCC and its branches, 558 involved domestic violence, making it
“Now We Know What It Really Is”: RFMF Officer Reflects on Transformative FWCC Training
June 18, 2026
For Warrant Officer Class Two Repeka Tagica, the message from a week-long Fiji Women’s Crisis Centre (FWCC) training was clear: violence against women and girls has been normalised and excused.