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Pacific news in brief for April 2

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More than 200 law officers from across the Pacific are set to assist Samoa for CHOGM in October. The newly appointed board of the climate 'loss and damage' fund is set to hold its first meeting in late April. A milestone has been reached in the Tuna Treaty between the Pacific Island States and the US, with a fishing access arrangement for 2024 signed off.

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Pacific news in brief for April 2

A round-up of news in brief from around the region, including Guam's efforts to curb sex crimes on the island by implementing of its long un-enforced chemical castration law.

30 days ago·New Zealand

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