8 ting ting yumi no shud talem long ol boe blong stopem ol difrens bitwin boe mo gel
1.Yu mekem hemia olsem wan gel (Yu ran olsem wan gel, yu crae olsem wan gel, yu stronghed olsem...
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Category: Opinion
DIA OL PAPA MO OL BOE
This poem illustrates how narrow gender views in Vanuatu can be harmful. Ol papa mo ol boe blo...
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Mi Toktok Tumas Fram Yu No Tingting Enuf
This poem was written by the founder of Sista magazine, Yasmine Bjornum. After experiencing an...
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‘I spoke out when something bad was happening to us’ – Winning Essay of BSP Grant
Mary was one of eight girls to win this year’s BSP Women’s Scholarship Grant. This...
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#BeBoldForChange Speech
Speech by Stephanie Ephraim Lekal. Last year, on Women’s Day, activists from many countries around...
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Response to sexist comments by PVELTA President
Dear Editor Just writing some thoughts down about how angry I am about the blatant sexism and...
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My Partner Was Taking Advantage of His Own Brother’s Daughter
I met my current partner two years after I had ended a previously abusive relationship. I knew him...
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Have you seen my baby?
My daughter Alice is nearly two years old. I broke up with her father a few months ago because he...
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My family forced me to be with a man who tried to our abort our baby
I am a woman – not a commodity, not your plaything BUT a human being Why are male children...
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Menstruation Doesn’t Have To Be A Curse
The personal observation of humanitarian writer Niki Taiwia regarding the dangers of Vanuatu...
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Pledge For Parity – A 9 year Old’s Perspective
A nine-year-old girl’s perspective of how men and women can work together to improve development...
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My Disabled Child is A Special Gift from God
Sabrina Karie, 24, is a single mother of a severely disabled child living in an informal...
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Blacksands Chief Council is Drafting Bylaw to Ban Women Wearing Trousers As It’s Against ‘Custom’
The chief council of Blacksands, headed by chairman Chief Edward Kalbilelu, has drafted a...
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What happened to Vanuatu Sisters for Vanuatu Sisters?
A personal reflection by humanitarian journalist Niki Taiwia on the importance of women supporting...
Read MoreResponse to ‘VNCW Stance: Act sensibly at all times’
This letter is in response to Leiasmanu Cullwick, Executive Director of the Vanuatu National Council of Women. As the Vanuatu Daily Post has decided to stop publishing letters regarding Ms. Cullwick’s victim blaming...
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Justice for the Victims
This article was originally published in The Vanuatu Daily Post. In March this year, Florence...
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Social Media Has A Place In Our Lives
This article was originally published in Vanuatu Daily Post’s Life and Style Mag. Vanuatu is...
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Sand Mining and Net Fishing – What’s going on Mele?
Mele Village is the biggest village in Vanuatu. Situated on the outskirts of the capital of Port...
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Why We Need To Consider Reserved Seats For Women In Parliament
On the 19th May 2016, Justice Minister Ronald Warsal announced that the Council of Ministers had...
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How Far Is Too Far For You?
Everybody has a dark side. But how dark is too dark for you? How far is too far? If you’ve lived...
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When Will We Stop The Culture Of Victim Blaming?
In April 2016, a young girl jumped off a bus to escape sexual harassment in Port Vila, Efate. A...
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