This is the final in a series of three In Briefs highlighting key findings from the Solomon Islands Access to Justice Survey commissioned by the Solomon Islands government and supported by the Aust
This is the second part in a series of three In Briefs highlighting findings from the Solomon Islands Access to Justice Survey commissioned by the Solomon Islands government and supported by the Au
Solomon Islands’ law and justice sector has received substantial donor support in the two decades since the end of the civil unrest known as the Tensions.
Solomon Islands will hold national elections on 3 April 2019; the first since the departure of the Regional Assistance Mission to Solomon Islands (RAMSI) in June
2017.
In the lead up to the election the Department of Pacific Affairs (DPA) will be hosting a panel which will include distinguished guest Dr Transform Aqorau and leading academic experts on Solomon Islands politics and governance.
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On Friday, one of Australia's most significant, and expensive, foreign policy forays of recent times will come to an end. Over the last 14 years, more than $3 billion was spent on a tiny regional neighbour; a country most Australians would struggle to pinpoint on a map. The results are mixed and the gains far from assured.
The Regional Assistance Mission to Solomon Islands
(RAMSI) recently concluded at an estimated
cost to Australia of AU$2.6 billion between 2003
and 2013. RAMSI was originally conceived in
