Tagata o te Moana. 2012-12-08. 17:30-18:00.

News from the Pacific presented by Don Wiseman of Radio New Zealand International. Programme content provided by broadcaster.

In this weeks programme:
Amnesty International says it has had a mixed response to its criticism of the Nauru detention camp; the nations fishing the Pacific fail to reach any major agreement on limiting tuna catches; what's needed to improve the Pacific's sexual and reproductive health; the stunned reaction with the Fiji sugar sector to Commodore Bainimarama becoming the chair of the industry's world body; The annual Western and Central Pacific Commission meeting has concluded with what Parties to the Nauru Agreement grouping says were two notable successes and one big failure; Women leaders in Fiji are calling for a woman to be co-chair of the country's Constituent Assembly; Indonesia's security forces are continuing to arrest members of the National Committee of West Papua, or KNPB, amid ongoing unrest in the Papua region; Trade and labour leaders in Melanesia say a new employment project promoted by the Melanesian Spearhead Group is only a temporary solution to the shortage of skilled workers; youth leaders from around the Pacific this week shared their experiences and the lessons learnt by living through natural disasters; and The Pew Environment Group says the Pitcairn Islands represent one of the few places left on earth with pristine ocean environments