Monday, 12 December – Highlights
HOME Page Last night we were hosted dinner by the SPREP Director General, Mr. Sefanaia Nawadra. The dinner was crispy fried tofu and Asian fried aubergine with white sticky rice […]
Global Biodiversity Conference 2022 (CBD COP15)
Disclaimer:The views and information presented here are the author’s personal opinion. It is not endorsed or represented in any way by his current or past employer, the CBD and its […]
Day 2 of COP 15 – Highlights
Home Page 8 December , Montreal The COP15 meeting venue is close to my hotel. It is about 7 minutes’ walk. Yesterday wasn’t a very good walk in the chilling […]
WAKE UP CALL TO PAKISTAN – INDIA’S BIG WIN AT THE INTERNATIONAL COURT OF JUSTICE
25 July 2019 Rahul Arvind Chand On the 17th of July 2019 the International Court of Justice (ICJ) ruled in favour of India in the Kulbhushan Jadhav case against Pakistan. […]
Why went wrong?
Rahul A Chand 11 July, 2019 People are saying the better team won. It is true, the BlackCaps were a better team on the day. However, I don’t think New […]
Marine Pollution from Fisheries: International Law and the Fijian Legal Regime
Fiji has five specific oceans related legislation which are Fisheries Act (1942); Offshore Fisheries Management Decree (2012); International Seabed Mineral Management Decree (2013); Continental Shelf Act (1970) and Marine Space […]
My Village
I was born in an extended family to a cane farmer in a rural farming village on the outskirts of Ellington. The village was called ‘Natunu’ surrounded by mountain cliffs, […]
DOWN THE MEMORY LANE – the desire to write.
I always wanted to write on being raised in a farming community in Rakiraki. As a child I grew up in the arms of Mother Nature blossoming with lush green […]
My School Ellington Primary School
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Global Biodiversity Conference 2022 (CBD COP15)
Disclaimer:The views and information presented here are the author’s personal opinion. It is not endorsed or represented in any way by his current or past employer, the CBD and its […]
Day 2 of COP 15 – Highlights
Home Page 8 December , Montreal The COP15 meeting venue is close to my hotel. It is about 7 minutes’ walk. Yesterday wasn’t a very good walk in the chilling […]
Monday, 12 December – Highlights
HOME Page Last night we were hosted dinner by the SPREP Director General, Mr. Sefanaia Nawadra. The dinner was crispy fried tofu and Asian fried aubergine with white sticky rice […]
Tour de Montreal
It was a bright and beautiful morning. I decided to make the best use of Sunday – a break from the negotiations here at COP15. I had many plans, but […]
Whats in the Name?
This is the excerpt for your very first post.
Because Im a Hindu too
MUST READ : A 8 year old girl was kidnapped and gang raped several times before being killed. She was kept alive for a week when she got brutally raped […]
Start Small, End Big in Climate War
Start Small, End Big in Climate War While the global leaders, civil society groups and the private sector are unequivocally engaged in climate change negotiations due to anthropogenic escalation of […]
THE ‘END’ IS ALMOST HERE, WHO IS RESPONSIBLE TO SAVE THE PLANET, GOD OR THE PEOPLE AROUND US?
Climate Change is a natural phenomenon occurring as a result of increasing temperature of the earth. It happens because of global warming[i] caused by increases in greenhouse gases (GHG), ozone […]
The Other side of Pacific
The first leg of the journey is complete. It has been a rousing feeling being for the first time in this part of the planet, the Federated States of Micronesia. […]