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Challenge the stereotypes on breast cancer: Ali

Challenge the stereotypes on breast cancer: Ali

October 5, 2020

We need to challenge the stereotypes surrounding breast cancer. That’s the message from Fiji Women’s Crisis Centre Coordinator Shamima Ali as the world marks breast cancer awareness month, commonly known as Pinktober. Ms Ali said there were a lot of stereotypes associated with breast cancer, with sexual stereotypes being the

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Ali: What is the real motive?

Ali: What is the real motive?

September 30, 2020

Media Release 30/09/20 A proud University of the South Pacific alumni and human rights activist has questioned the real motive behind the government’s decision to suspend Fiji’s education grant to USP. Shamima Ali said the government should have consideration and compassion and think about the welfare and future of the

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Press Release – 24/09/20

Press Release – 24/09/20

September 24, 2020

PATRIARCHY remains the biggest barrier to addressing violence against women and girls, says Fiji Women’s Crisis Centre Coordinator Shamima Ali.

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For The Record with Shamima Ali

For The Record with Shamima Ali

April 19, 2020

Watch the replay of the FBC TV - For The Record programme where FWCC Coordinator, Shamima talked about domestic violence during the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Regional Training Program, Oct-Nov 2019

Regional Training Program, Oct-Nov 2019

October 7, 2019

Erectile dysfunction: causes, diagnosis and treatment Erectile dysfunction (ED) is the inability to achieve and maintain an erection sufficient for satisfactory sexual activity. This is a common condition that can occur for various reasons and significantly affect quality of life. In this article, we’ll look at key aspects of ED,

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Engaging Pacific Men to Prevent Violence Against Women and Girls

Engaging Pacific Men to Prevent Violence Against Women and Girls

September 16, 2019

Monday 16 September 2019 (Sigatoka, Fiji) – Violence against women and girls can be stopped if all members of society, especially men and boys, condemn it and take action. Pacific-based research indicates for every nine in 10 sexual offence cases[1] women are the victims or survivors. With men and boys

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