28 July 2025, Cambridge, UK. SVSG President Siliniu Lina Chang, and Samoa Police Assistant Commissioner Papalii Efo Moalele, are in the UK representing Samoa at the World Congress on Family Law and Children’s Rights.
Their attendance in Cambridge, United Kingdom assures Samoa is represented at the Global stage, standing proudly behind the commitment to justice, protection, and the wellbeing of families and children, said SVSG
“Together, they carry the voice of Samoa with strength and integrity.”
SVSG is proud to contribute to this global dialogue, drawing from first hand experience through its Campus of Hope – a shelter for child survivors of violence and abuse including sexual violence.
SVSG can share its approach to not only provide refuge, but also support through education, counselling and a safe environment to heal, grow and re-enter the community.
This year’s Congress theme is “Children caught in conflict. Inspiring positive change.”
The First World Congress on Family Law and Children’s Rights was convened in Sydney, Australia in July 1993. The World Congress was co-founded by former Judges of the Family Court of Australia, Stuart Fowler AM and Rod Burr AM.
The World Congress meets every four years to assess, discuss and exchange ideas on the law, public policy and affiliated professional areas that impact upon the rights of children.
The primary aim of the Congress is to develop outcomes that directly benefit those who are especially vulnerable and disadvantaged, particularly children and young people.
The Congresses are attended by lawyers, judges, health care professionals, politicians, community and government representatives, human rights advocates and representatives from the private and business sectors who share a common concern about the rights of children.
All the best – Manuia tele le fonotaga auā se manuia lautele o alo ma fanau a Samoa.
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