- two
hundred years.
After it was re-discovered in the late 18th century,
Malaitans were
subjected to
harsh treatment from
whaling boat
crews and blackbirders...
- Wawa
Malaitan Central–North
Malaitan:
North (To'abaita, Baelelea, Baeggu, Fataleka), Lau, Kwara'ae, Wala, Gula'alaa, Kwaio, Dori'o
Southern Malaitan: ꞋAreꞌare...
-
began terrorising Malaitans in the
rural areas of the
island in an
effort to
force them out of
their homes.
About 20,000
Malaitans fled to the capital...
-
threats against Malaitan migrants in Guadalcanal. The
Movement claimed indigenous rights to the land on
Guadalcanal and
wants the
malaitans to move out of...
-
began a
campaign of
intimidation and
violence towards Malaitan settlers.
Thousands of
Malaitans subsequently fled back to
Malaita or to Honiara, and in...
- 1901
Scotland Census https://www.solomonencyclopaedia.net/biogs/E000481b.htm
David W. Akin, Colonialism,
Maasina Rule, and the
Origins of
Malaitan Kastom...
- with
significant po****tions Solomon
Islands 13,200
Languages Kwaio Religion traditional ancestor worship Related ethnic groups Other Malaitan peoples...
- the
plantation owners. They
spread a
message of
independence amongst the
Malaitan soldiers who
began a
campaign of non-compliance and
civil disobedience...
- (IFM),
began terrorising Malaitans in the
rural areas of the
island to make them
leave their homes.
About 20,000
Malaitans fled to the
capital and others...
- been
engineered to be as
subdued as
possible – as a
demonstration of "
Malaitan dominance" over
Western Province. The
Solomon Islander flag has been utilized...
