Online Safety Commission
Vision
"A safer and secure online environment for all Fijians."
Mission
To regulate and monitor online safety, through the administration of the Online Safety Act 2018, by investigating and resolving complaints of harmful digital communications, to reduce and eliminate the risk of harm from individuals and groups.
Values
- Professionalism
- Integrity
- Transparency
- Confidentiality
- Impartiality
Strategic Goals and Broader Mission
- Administering the Online Safety Act 2018 – providing the legal basis for all OSC actions.
- Investigating Complaints – independently and impartially investigating harmful digital communications.
- Public Awareness and Education – creating awareness and educating the public on online dangers and assistance options.
- Stakeholder Collaboration – working with schools, government agencies, and international bodies to promote online safety.
- Promoting Digital Literacy – empowering Fijians with knowledge and skills to navigate the digital world safely.
Learn About Online Harm
Image Based Abuse
If someone shares or threatens to share an intimate image or video of you, Online Safety Commission can help remove the content or stop the threats...
Child Safety
Take the time to have a conversation with the children and teenagers in your family and community. Parents are urged to be extra cautious about giving access to mobile...
#FIJIFORSAFERINTERNET
Intimate images, explicit content, and other abusive digital communication are surfacing all across the internet in Fiji. While this is not new, it is vital for...
Fiji and Australia Sharing Insights
In the spirit of the Vuvale partnership Fiji’s Online Safety Commission (OSC) and Australia’s Office of the eSafety Commissioner (OESC) have been working together in having lead roles in the online safety space in the Pacific.
Our Latest Results
In efforts to promote online safety, the Commission works to raise digital literacy and empowering Fijians to use the internet and online platforms safely and responsibly through community awareness programs, secondary school and university online safety sessions, and collaborating with stakeholders.
