Leila Parina

1st December, 2022Lifou, Kanaky The Pacific Conference of Churches today launches a call for a boycott of allIndonesian products and programmes by the Indonesian Government untilIndonesia facilitates a visit by the United Nations High Commissioner for HumanRights (UNHCHR) to investigate reported human rights abuses – including torture,extrajudicial killings, and systemic Read more…

The Pacific Conference of Churches, in partnership with the Australian Government’s Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade and the National Council of Churches in Australia gathered leaders from 21 Pacific Churches at St. Joseph’s Retreat Centre in Sydney, Australia for the first Pacific Church Leaders meeting in 3 years. Pacific Read more…

PACIFIC churches have reaffirmed their commitment to the West Papuan struggle. In a meeting with United West Papua Liberation Movement leader, Benny Wenda, the PCC expressed its solidarity and continued objection to human rights abuse by Indonesia. The commitment was made during Wenda’s visit in July on the periphery of Read more…

25-29th July 2022Suva City, Fiji Gender Based Violence (GBV) continues to be a major concern with the Pacific having some of the highest per capita rates of violence in the world. How are our churches tackling this issue? From the 25th to the 29th of July, 30 men and women Read more…

Kyoto, Japan04th August, 2022 Religious leaders have been urged to to not stop working, not stop praying, not stop calling for justice for creation in the face of the Climate Crisis. PCC General Secretary, Rev James Bhagwan made this call at a Symposium on the “Climate Change and the Duties Read more…