Fiji Truth & Reconciliation Regional Research Centre

Fiji Truth & Reconciliation Regional Research Center aims to preserve pertinent details surrounding Fiji and all its Fiji Citizens. It upholds Freedom, Human Rights, Rule of Law. It aims to value matters relating to the Indigenous Peoples of Fiji or First Nation Peoples, otherwise known as Fijians as described in the Deed of Cession 1874. It aims to collate data and information via Oral History and written in a secure environment. The Centre intends to preserve information and records in its archive relevant to other segments of Fiji Society. The Centre shall be accessible to all in particular students who are keen to contribute towards this Research, their families and Fijian Communities, Fiji Islanders and the general public, researchers and educators who wish to include this historic material in curricula. The Research Centre in collaboration with Luvei Viti Research Centre will collate the followings;

The National Research Centre will house:

*video- and audio-recorded statements that FTRNR gathers overtime from Fiji People.

* Survivors and others affected by the 2006 Coup and their legacy

*Any digitized archival documents and photographs collected overtime.

*Document shared which are from Government of Fiji and other Fiji Institutions or Bodies including but not limited to Church Institutions

* works of art, artifacts and “expressions of reconciliation” presented by any segment of Fiji Societies

* all of the research & records collated or prepared by the Research Centre over time.

* mandate

* any additional material that the Centre will collect in future years. Note: We welcome analysis and research findings from individuals on Fiji. Vinaka Vakalevu
Admin Team