Since the United States seized control of Guam during World War II, the US military has slowly turned the Pacific island into a military garrison, destroying cultural sites, food sources, and, ...

As part of the World Bank’s flagship report series Pacific Possible, which focuses on the potential of the Pacific Islands, we spoke to some of ... that we have many countries with strong roots to ...

These munitions, classified as reactive hazardous wastes, are largely leftover from World War II ... Indigenous people to secure and reclaim rights to their homeland. As we close out Asian Pacific ...

The ICJ was established after World War II as a judicial ... young people have continued their campaigning, helping to collect witness testimonies from Indigenous Pacific peoples on how they ...

The Solomon Islands, a WW2 battleground in the South Pacific, are littered with thousands of unexploded bombs. The Norwegian People's Aid (NPA) described the explosion as a "tragic accident".