Defusing Ethnic Tension in the Solomon Islands (2001)

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  • čas přidán 11. 02. 2019
  • The Unhappy Isles (2001) - In 1999, Australia brokered a peace deal in the Solomons bringing an end to three years of violent ethnic disputes which rocked the archipelago. But today, that deal is in danger of collapse.
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    The biggest problem is the failure of the militias to hand over their guns. There are still hundreds of high-powered weapons in the hands of militias, and many more home-made rifles in the villages. And, even though fresh elections have been promised for December, there has been no reform of the police and paramilitary forces, which took part in last year's coup. This is a story of how the Happy Isles were wrecked on the rocks of civil war, corruption and bankruptcy.
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Komentáře • 23

  • @youngbroke4885
    @youngbroke4885 Před 4 lety +10

    Guadalcanal's main goal, from my point of view, is to get the respect they deserve as people of the island. Prior to the tension, Malaita (and other provinces) people are settling everywhere in the Island without the consent or legal authorities from the land owners. So what do you expect? People can only take so much disrespect before something will happen.
    And while this is all in the past and the country is now trying so hard to rebuild, I do not think they have learn their lesson. The same disrespectful behaviour is happening right now. Question is, how long will it take for the people and government to realise that they have to do something or I promise, history shall repeat.

    • @cameroninomae9820
      @cameroninomae9820 Před 3 lety +1

      True that, 20 years on....the same Guadalcanal people are selling their lands to the same people they chased........this time in a rapid phase and its alarming. Development of new houses like mushroom outside of Honiara.

    • @Iam-wd5re4mj2y
      @Iam-wd5re4mj2y Před 10 měsíci

      Guadalcanal deserve respect. That's all.

  • @1944rupert
    @1944rupert Před 5 lety +2

    Leading questions.

  • @SolidBaka
    @SolidBaka Před rokem +1

    A young Matthew Wale, now the outspoken leader of opposition.

  • @tmmartinesq.6216
    @tmmartinesq.6216 Před rokem

    Fascinating documentary!

  • @SRunni_
    @SRunni_ Před 4 lety +2

    @27:27 Bob Marley song is awesome!! ONE LOVVEEEE!! lol

  • @nnfefe9451
    @nnfefe9451 Před 2 lety

    @26:06 That she spoke English with an accent that rivals English speakers throughout Asia is intriguing.

  • @WalkandTalk03
    @WalkandTalk03 Před 3 lety +3

    Greed. One of the seven deadly sins. Australia should get involved more as to where their money goes...

  • @rosegarza676
    @rosegarza676 Před 3 lety +4

    The countries they give aid to any country needs to demand accountability on where the money is spent. Even if they install someone from donor country to control the money. I'm sick of corruption, with the people suffering.

  • @grmdft4599
    @grmdft4599 Před rokem +1

    Those people are really involved with the problem in the Solomons . They always want to go in a groups. This days Solomons people don't have respect to other people property .

  • @chaymecaya300
    @chaymecaya300 Před rokem

    You are like the genetics of our race and culture on the islands of Indonesia. Let's unite in a peaceful bond of brotherly love. Greetings from Indonesia

  • @WalkandTalk03
    @WalkandTalk03 Před 3 lety +1

    Silenced. Afraid to talk.

  • @nubian77
    @nubian77 Před rokem +1

    6:25

  • @1x2y3z99
    @1x2y3z99 Před 2 lety

    Look closer and you can see the US and Australian hands in this rioting and arson. These two countries are setting the South Pacific on fire. They wanted these islanders to remain poor , drink coconut water, go fishing and tend to their vegetable gardens.

    • @cheguevara5121
      @cheguevara5121 Před 2 lety

      Sounds like the life to me..

    • @rogerclough8800
      @rogerclough8800 Před rokem

      Not sure you have any evidence. I spent 8 years in Solomon's, 5 years in PNG, 4 years in Mauritius, year and half in Somalia : been 6 times to Nigeria, 3 times to Uganda once to Kenya and once to East Timor for consulting. I have enjoyed my time in all these countries but I have to say none of these countries have realised their potential because of their government corruption. Don't blame Australia and USA for Solomon Island problems.

  • @kingsleyunoguozirigbo5997

    One family of Biafran

  • @momoneyplz5773
    @momoneyplz5773 Před rokem

    Me: 3:35

  • @tesla_tower
    @tesla_tower Před 5 lety +2

    I say they ally with the usa