AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoLeadership Watch: Prime Minister Jotham Napat could face a fresh no-confidence challenge when Parliament resumes on November 5, according to local media. No motion has been confirmed as filed; at least 27 of Parliament’s 52 MPs would need to support it to bring down the government. Rights and Health: Vanuatu health officials have rejected calls for mandatory HIV testing at Port Vila airport, saying testing without consent would violate constitutional rights. Climate Diplomacy: Vanuatu’s role in taking the climate case to the International Court of Justice and carrying the resulting advisory opinion to the UN General Assembly is back in focus, with a recent panel examining how states can turn the ruling into action. Fisheries Governance: Port Vila is set to host the Western and Central Pacific Fisheries Commission’s annual meeting from November 30, with tuna management, enforcement and climate impacts on marine ecosystems on the agenda.
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