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To find organisations working for LGBTQI+ rights, visit our Kiribati LGBTQI+ Resources page.
To find organisations providing legal or other types of assistance to refugees in Kiribati, visit our Kiribati Legal Assistance page

COI Experts

Email: na29@soas.ac.uk

Prof. Niki Alsford has extensive knowledge and experience working with Pacific Island nations. He is currently engaged in a longitudinal study of indigenous voices on climate change, and works closely with the Fijian community in the UK. He is Chair of the Austronesian Centre at the University of Central Lancashire and continues to work with the Council of Indigenous Peoples, Executive Yuan in Taiwan and the Shung Ye Museum of Formosan Aborigines in Taipei.

Email: yoko.kanemasu@usp.ac.fj

Dr. Yoko Kanemasu, Senior Lecturer at the University of the South Pacific, has resided and undertaken scholarly research in the Pacific region for over 15 years. While much of her published research focuses on Fiji, she has undertaken primary research in Tuvalu and Kiribati, and is familiar with the history and socio-political and socio-environmental conditions of the three countries through her work as a sociological researcher and senior lecturer at USP, a regional institution owned by the governments of 12 Pacific island countries including Tuvalu, Kiribati and Tokelau. Dr Kanemasu has extensive research and personal networks in all three countries, especially Tuvalu and Kiribati. 

COI Resources

We have not yet identified any COI resources for Kiribati. If you have any suggestions, please get in touch.

Kiribati Legal Assistance

Find organisations offering legal and other types of assistance to refugees in Kiribati.

Kiribati LGBTQI+ Resources

Find organisations working for refugee LGBTQI+ rights in Kiribati.

We are always looking to expand the resources on our platform. If you know about relevant experts, or you are aware of organisations and/or resources to include in our directories, please get in touch.

Last updated May 2023