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A fairer Pacific migration system starts with Kiribati — Part 1

Amota Ataneka

Published: 02 Aug 2026

Why does Australia's Pacific Engagement Visa give equal or larger quotas to countries with existing US pathways or huge diasporas, while Kiribati — with no permanent pathway anywhere — is left behind? An I-Kiribati researcher lays out the census evidence.About the author/sAmota AtanekaDr Amota Ataneka is an I-Tungaru (I-Kiribati) researcher who graduated with a Doctor of Philosophy in Education at James Cook University and now working as a quantitative methodologist at the University of Cincinnati (USA).

Why does Australia's Pacific Engagement Visa give equal or larger quotas to countries with existing US pathways or huge diasporas, while Kiribati — with no permanent pathway anywhere — is left behind? An I-Kiribati researcher lays out the census evidence.About the author/s Amota Ataneka Dr Amota Ataneka is an I-Tungaru (I-Kiribati) researcher who graduated with a Doctor of Philosophy in Education at James Cook University and now working as a quantitative methodologist at the University of Cincinnati (USA).

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