Tajeshwari Devi

Honoured to be part of these important discussions as a representative of the Online Safety Commission alongside the Fiji Law Reform Commission and representatives from the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights as we work towards strengthening online safety in Fiji through inclusive and progressive reform, with public voices remaining at the heart of the process.

Today’s mums don’t just check if their children got home safely, they also quietly check if they’re safe online, emotionally okay, and protected from the things no child should carry alone. In a world where children grow up connected to the internet every day, a mother’s love has become both emotional and digital protection. Wishing all mothers a Happy Mother’s Day and thanking you for being the safe place your children always need.

This message reminds us that online actions are just as real as face-to-face interactions, especially in close-knit communities like Fiji. It encourages people to think before posting or sending messages and to be respectful and responsible. Once something is shared online, it can spread quickly and have lasting impact, so being mindful helps keep digital spaces safe and positive.