New Caledonia, French Polynesia at UN decolonisation seminar in Dili

France, Paris, 2025-05-10. A woman carries a placard with the text ‘170 years of French colonisation is enough. Independence for New Caledonia and support for the Kanak people’. In memory of the 19 Kanaks killed in Ouvea by the French colonial state and the Kanak children and activists murdered in Noumea during the uprising on 13 May, a united march was organised. Photograph by Eric Broncard/Hans Lucas
France, Paris, 2025-05-10. Une femme porte une pancarte avec le texte «170 ans de colonisation Francaise ca suffit. Independance Nouvelle-Caledonie Soutient du peuple Kanak». En memoire des 19 Kanaks tues a Ouvea par l’Etat colonial francais et des enfants et militants kanaks assassines a Noumea lors de la revolte du 13 mai, une marche unitaire est organisee. Photographie par Eric Broncard/Hans Lucas (Photo by Eric Broncard / Hans Lucas / Hans Lucas via AFP)

A woman in Paris carries a placard with the text ‘170 years of French colonisation is enough. Independence for New Caledonia and support for the Kanak people’.
Photo: AFP / Eric Broncard/Hans Lucas

New Caledonia and French Polynesia are sending strong delegations this week to the United Nations (UN) Pacific regional seminar on the implementation of the Fourth International Decade for the Eradication of Colonialism in Timor Leste.

The seminar is scheduled to be held in Dili from 21 to 23 May.

As French Pacific non-self-governing territories, the two Pacific territories will brief the UN on recent developments at the event, which is themed “Pathways to a sustainable…

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