Women Speak Out! A Report of the Pacific Women's Conference. October 27 – November 2

Contents

• • [covers]
  • [title page]
  • Contents p. I
  • Forword p. II
  • Editor's Note: p. V
• • On the family and traditional culture
    • Gilbert Islands
    • Tonga p. 2
    • New Caledonia p. 3
    • Solomon Islands p. 4
    • New Hebrides
    • New Zealand p. 7
    • New Zealand — Women in an urban situation p. 8
    • Gilbert Islands p. 9
    • Cook Islands p. 10
    • Rotuma p. 12
    • Papua New Guinea p. 14
  • On religion p. 15
    • Tonga p. 16
    • Cook Islands
    • Guam p. 19
    • Tahiti p. 20
    • New Hebrides p. 21
    • New Caledonia p. 23
    • Micronesia p. 24
    • New Zealand
    • New Caledonia p. 25
    • Tonga
  • On education p. 27
    • Gilbert Islands
    • Fiji
      • [section]
      • The following questions were asked by Nahau Rooney, from Papua New Guinea p. 32
      • Answer by Esiteri Kamikamica p. 33
    • New Zealand
    • Solomon Islands p. 35
      • The Education system and how it Influences Women p. 35
      • How can we Improve things? p. 37
    • Papua New Guinea p. 40
    • New Caledonia
    • New Hebrides p. 43
    • Tahiti p. 44
  • On the media p. 45
    • Hawaii
    • New Caledonia p. 48
    • Guam
    • Fiji p. 49
    • Tonga
    • Gilbert Islands p. 50
    • Cook Islands p. 51
    • Tahiti p. 52
    • Jamaica
  • On the law p. 55
    • Solomon Islands p. 57
      • [section] p. 57
      • The traditional and customary practices and attitudes
    • Papua New Guinea
      • LAW REFORM AND ITS IMPLICATIONS FOR WOMEN IN PAPUA NEW GUINEA Common Legal Problems of Women in PNG
      • Aims of Law Reform Commission: p. 63
      • Changes which will benefit Women: p. 64
      • Law Reform in Papua New Guinea: p. 66
    • Hawaii p. 68
    • New Caledonia
    • Australia p. 69
    • New Zealand p. 70
  • On politics
    • Cook Islands p. 79
    • New Zealand
    • New Zealand p. 83
    • Australian South Sea Islander p. 86
    • Australia p. 87
    • Tahiti p. 90
    • New Hebrides p. 94
    • Micronesia p. 98
    • New Caledonia — Liberty, Justice, Equality for whom? For a coloured Neo-Colonial elite or for our people of the Pacific and for all oppressed Peoples of the world? p. 105
  • Towards a redefinition of self by self p. 109
    • Address given by Dr. Lucille Mair p. 111
    • Address given by Thais Aubry p. 120
• • Appendices — Participants at the Pacific Women's Conference, Suva, Fiji, 1975 p. 134
    • American Samoa p. 134
    • Australia
    • Canada
    • Cook Islands
    • Fiji Islands
    • Gilbert Islands
    • Guam
    • Hawaii p. 135
    • Jamaica
    • Micronesia
    • New Caledonia
    • New Hebrides
    • New Zealand
    • Niue
    • Papua New Guinea
    • Solomon Islands
    • Tonga
    • Tahiti
    • U.S.A
  • Resolutions of the Pacific Womens Conference Oct. 27 – Nov. 2, 1975 p. 136
    • On Women and the Family p. 136
    • On Women's Health
    • On Women and Religion
    • On Women and Education Preamble – p. 137
    • The Curriculum
    • Parents' & Teachers' Association
    • Women's Participation
    • Continuing Education
    • Training p. 138
    • Community Education
    • Education Work
    • Education and the Media
    • On Women and the Law
    • On Women and Politics p. 139
    • The Maori Land March
    • On Women and the Pacific Community
    • General p. 140
  • Acknowledgements p. 141
    • Photographs: p. 141
    • Cover Design:

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