Fiji Declares HIV a National Crisis as Diagnoses Surge The Fijian government's declaration that HIV is a national crisis has sent shockwaves through the Pacific island nation and beyond.
This development serves as a stark reminder that AIDS is not over, and its impact can be seen in countries across the region.
In 2025, Fiji recorded a 27% surge in new HIV diagnoses, bringing the total number of people living with the disease to an estimated one in 60 adults.