VERSES from Islamic and Hindu scripture echoed through Suva’s Sacred Heart Cathedral last night as people of all faiths gathered to give thanks and pray for creation. About 400 people attended the ecumenical service hosted by the Archbishop of Suva, Read more…
POLICE have cautioned the Pacific Conference of Churches Secretariat for hoisting the Morning Star flag on private property in Fiji’s capital, Suva. Officers attempted to seize the flag yesterday (Tuesday) after it was raised in protest against the killing of Read more…
THE Fijian civil society movement stood in silence opposite the Indonesian Embassy in Suva today to protest against killings and human rights abuse in Papua. Police arrived several minutes later to speak with Shamima Ali, head of the Fiji Women’s Read more…
THE Pacific churches have called for an immediate peacekeeping intervention to stop the ongoing violence in the embattled province of Papua. General Secretary, Reverend James Bhagwan, said the Indonesian military and police had chosen to take sides with non-Papuan militia Read more…
STATEMENT ON RECENT “INSTITUTIONAL RACISM” TOWARDS WEST PAPUANS August 22, 2019 PORT MORESBY The Pacific Conference of Churches, with the Papua New Guinea Council of Churches, strongly condemns the institutional racism against the indigenous people of West (Tanah) Papua that Read more…
The Effect of Modern “Development” Trends on the Pacific By Rev. James Bhagwan General Secretary, Pacific Conference of Churches Presented at Reweaving the PNG Household – Towards a PNG Ecological Framework for Development (PNGEFD) Papua New Guinea Council of Churches Read more…
PACIFIC churches and civil society groups have put regional leaders on notice to take immediate action on West Papua, women and children and climate change. In a statement to the Pacific Island Forum, the CSOs called for a United Nations Read more…
DEVELOPED countries must stop using creative accounting to shirk their climate change responsibilities. That’s the message from Reverend James Bhagwan to the Pacific Islands Forum leaders in Tuvalu. The General Secretary of the Pacific Conference of Churches made a hard-hitting Read more…
THE Pacific Conference of Churches will lead discussions on human rights concerns in West when regional leaders meet in Tuvalu this week. General Secretary, Reverend James Bhagwan, is expected to chair talks which will hear claims of genocide, torture and Read more…
THE Pacific Conference of Churches joined the Maohi Protestant Church at the United Nations to highlight the call for the independence of French Polynesia. General Secretary, Reverend James Bhagwan, joined the Maohi church to show the solidarity of the PCC;s Read more…
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