Online Safety Commission

Online Safety Commission This is the official page for the Online Safety Commission (OSC) of Fiji.

14/06/2026

A flirty chat can turn into blackmail faster than most people realise 💬➡️💰

Sextortion is a form of online blackmail where someone threatens to share intimate images or videos unless you give into their demands. It often starts with what feels like a normal interaction then quickly escalates through pressure, threats and manipulation.

More and more young Australians are experiencing it, especially young men.

That’s why eSafety is committed to helping young people recognise the warning signs earlier, reduce shame and seek help sooner.

If it happens, remember the message: Report ⚠️ Block 📵 Get Support 🤝

Don’t send more, don’t pay and don’t go through it alone.

10/06/2026

Apple has announced a set of new safety features to help keep children safe.

These new tools are designed to allow parents to manage:
👀 the content their children can see
💬 who their children can communicate with
⏱ when their children have access to apps
🚸 settings to support age-appropriate experiences.

We encourage parents to use these new features when they become available. Features such as Age Range for Apps can be enabled right now in family settings, with other features becoming available later this year.

Apple's announcement follows eSafety's consistent exposure of safety shortcomings through its transparency reports and marks a step in the right direction by big tech.

While we're pleased to see this positive step, we'll continue to push for further improvements to protect children from sexual abuse online and harmful material and features. It's important to understand these changes aren't a silver bullet. For example, children aged 13+ will still be able to click through warnings and view images without parental consent. It's essential that parents continue to talk to children about their experiences on their devices.

09/06/2026

The Online Safety Commission was pleased to visit Bethel Primary School in Labasa as part of our ongoing awareness program on online safety.

Students were engaged in discussions on responsible digital citizenship, protecting their personal information, identifying online risks, and making safer choices online.

Together, we can empower our young people to navigate the digital world safely, responsibly, and confidently.

05/06/2026

Join Anaseini Lawaibau as she participates in the Online Safety Act Review Public Consultations at The Grand Epic Hotel Conference Room from 9am-12pm

05/06/2026

Bula Re’

Join us tomorrow Saturday the 6th of June at The Grand Epic Hotel conference room in Savusavu for the Online Safety Act Review - Public Consultations from 9am - 12pm

All Are Welcome

05/06/2026

Kalesi Volatabu the Founder of Drug Free World Fiji encouraging everyone to be part of the Online Safety Act Review Public Consultations

05/06/2026

Ms Pacific Islands 2026 Ailava Samuels is inviting everyone to join us at Police Bure Labasa for the Online Safety Act Review Public Consultations

Rakiraki, your voice matters!Join us for the Online Safety Act Review Public Consultations and help shape a safer online...
03/06/2026

Rakiraki, your voice matters!

Join us for the Online Safety Act Review Public Consultations and help shape a safer online future for Fiji.

UN Market Hall, Rakiraki
Thursday, 04 June 2026
9:00am – 12:00pm

Your experiences, concerns, and ideas can help strengthen online safety for everyone.

Your Voice. Your Safety. Our Future.

All Are Welcome!

02/06/2026

Miss Pacific Islands Ailava Samuels is calling on all Fijians to have their say in the Online Safety Act Review.

We’re now in Ba and continuing our journey across Fiji to hear directly from you. Your experiences, ideas, and concerns can help shape a safer online future for everyone.

Join us at the remaining public consultation venues and make your voice count.

Ba & Tavua, your voice matters! Join us for the Online Safety Act Review Public Consultations and help shape a safer onl...
02/06/2026

Ba & Tavua, your voice matters!

Join us for the Online Safety Act Review Public Consultations and help shape a safer online future for Fiji.

Ba Town Council Hall | 9am–12pm
Gavi Park Hall, Tavua | 2pm–5pm
Wednesday, 03 June 2026

Your Voice. Your Safety. Our Future.

All Are Welcome! 🛡️

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Level 9 Suvavou House
Suva

Opening Hours

Monday 08:00 - 16:30
Tuesday 08:00 - 16:30
Wednesday 08:00 - 16:30
Thursday 08:00 - 16:30
Friday 08:00 - 16:30

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