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PR 01/2404 September 2024 PRESS RELEASE In a landmark event held on Safer Internet Day (‘SID’) in February this year, the Online Safety Commission (‘OSC’), in partnership with ChildFund Australia, proudly announced the launch of the Swipe Safe Training Project in partnership and funded through UNICEF. This initiative aims to bolster digital safety for children and
ObjectivesThe objectives of Safer Internet Day Event: Raise Awareness Increase awareness about the significance of Safer Internet Day and its role inpromoting online safety. Collaboration and HarmonyEmphasizing the need for collaboration locally as well as internationally for a safer digital environment. Online Safety Commission present and future InitiativeIntroduce initiatives such as Youth Champions and Swipe Safe
Media Release Embargoed until: EST 17:00 / GMT 22:00 14 November 2022 AEDT 09:00 / FJT 10:00 15 November 2022 Regulators collaborate through new global network to counter online harm Regulators from Australia, Fiji, Ireland and the United Kingdom are joining forces to encourage and coordinate global efforts to make the online world a safer
This week the Commission was part of a stakeholder exercise with UNDP. This is part of the UNDP Access to Justice programme. The weeklong event gives participants and stakeholders the opportunity to learn from each other. In addition, colleagues shared action points for their communities. For instance, holding community awareness session with the villages and
A pilot programme to help us stay safe and secure online. The Commission embarked on an online safety champions programme to help community members, parents, advocates and university students learn more about how they could be safe online during this lockdown period. We can all feel how quickly we had to adapt to our “new
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. In this video, Australia’s eSafety Commissioner, Julie Inman Grant, and Fiji’s Online Safety Commissioner, Anne Dunn-Baleilevuka, had a vibrant
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