Pacific Leaders Urged to Pause New Security Deals and Hear Local Voices
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- The Pacific Network on Globalisation has urged governments to pause moves toward new regional security treaties.
- The group wants Pacific governments, civil society, and communities to have a meaningful opportunity to examine and debate the proposals during the 55th Pacific Islands Forum Leaders Meeting in Koror.
The Pacific Network on Globalisation is urging Pacific leaders to slow negotiations on new regional security treaties and give local communities a stronger voice in the process.
The call comes as Pacific Islands Forum leaders gather in Koror for the 55th Pacific Islands Forum Leaders Meeting. PANG said governments, civil society groups, and communities should have a meaningful opportunity to scrutinise and debate the proposed security arrangements.
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