The 4 R’s

The 4 Rs of online safety provide a framework for understanding and promoting safe online practices. This 4 R's framework fosters a culture of safety and respect in the online environment, empowering users to engage positively while protecting themselves and others.

Respect

Encouraging users to show respect for others in online interactions, including understanding and valuing differences. This promotes a positive digital environment where individuals feel safe and valued.

Responsibility

Emphasizing that users have a responsibility for their actions online. This includes recognizing the potential impact of their behavior on others and the importance of adhering to community guidelines.

Reporting

Promoting the importance of reporting harmful behavior, such as cyberbullying, inappropriate content, or online abuse. Users should feel empowered to report issues without fear of retaliation.

Resilience

Helping users develop the skills to cope with negative online experiences, such as cyberbullying or exposure to harmful content. This includes teaching them how to bounce back from setbacks and handle online conflicts constructively.

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 News

The Online Safety Commission Unveils Swipe Safe Training Project 2024
Safer Internet Day 2024
Global Online Safety Regulators Network Media Release
Stakeholder Engagements
Online Safety Champions Pilot
Fiji and Australia Sharing Insights

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.

Customers served! 15 School/Campus
Customers served! 15  Communities
Customers served! 15  Online Safety Material Distribution

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Did You Know?

That if you are on social media platforms and you come across content you don't think should be online, you can protect your online space by reporting the post, comment, tweet, picture or video directly on the platform! Check out these links below to learn more about how you can protect your digital space today!
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