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Apr 28, 2021 01:21:37 PM The Minister for Poverty Alleviation Mereseini Vuniwaqa is calling on social welfare pensioners not to worry as nothing has changed during this lockdown period. Vuniwaqa said as the coronavirus situation continues to evolve, the Ministry will continue to support their pensioners and clients to access information and services. She said all recipients of the social assistance programs need to contact them via phone, email, or messenger rather than visiting their offices. “This is in compliance with the measures implemented by government ranging from physical distancing and restrictions of non-essential movement,” she said. “They will be reducing face-to-face contact in order to keep their staff safe from the virus as this is an important action to mitigate the impact of coronavirus.
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Home economics could help reduce gender role stereotyping of household tasks – Vuniwaqa
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Minister for Women, Children and Poverty Alleviation Mereseini Vuniwaqa [Photo: Fijian Government]
Home economics for both boys and girls could help reduce gender role stereotyping of household tasks and promote gender equality.
This was highlighted by the Minister for Women, Children and Poverty Alleviation Mereseini Vuniwaqa while handing over Home Economics equipment to Navesau Adventist High School in Wainibuka, Tailevu.
She says most people think that Home Economics involves sewing aprons, baking and cooking, however, it covers a wide range of studies including nutrition, clothing and textiles, personal finance and wellness.
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UN Resident co-ordinator in Fiji Sanaka Samarasinha. Picture: FILE
THE COVID-19 pandemic has worsened child labour but joint and decisive action can reverse this trend.
This, according to the United Nations (UN) who has also commended Fiji’s commitment to fighting child labour and pledged to expand co-operation through the entire UN system in support of the country’s efforts to end the practice.
UN resident co-ordinator Sanaka Samarasinha said child labour had decreased by 38 per cent in the last decade, but 152 million children were still affected globally.
“The work on child labour in Fiji has progressed and has resulted in the country accumulating considerable child labour expertise and experience in aligning national legislation with international standards relevant to children,” he said.
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