Guam
Record tourist numbers for Guam
Guam had a record number of tourist arrivals in the past year.
Guam church repositions finances as it prepares for lawsuits
The financial arm of Guam's catholic church has been reconstituted in anticipation of several lawsuits by victims of alleged abuse on the island.
Top Catholic cleric on Guam to face church trial
A top official for the Catholic Church on Guam says the Vatican is now preparing a canonical trial for an archbishop accused of sexually abusing boys on the island in the 1970s.
Lawsuits loom for Guam church
The Catholic Church in Guam could be facing lawsuits as soon as next week now a bill has passed enabling child sex abuse survivors to sue at any time. Audio
Guam abuse victims warned of Catholic Church's motives
An advocate for abuse survivors is urging victims to think twice before notifying Guam's Catholic Church of abuse.
Guam signs sex abuse bill into law despite church opposition
Guam's Governor Eddie Calvo has signed into law a controversial bill that will allow victims of child sex abuse to sue their abusers and the institutions with which they are associated at any time.
Thousands sign petition opposing sex abuse bill in Guam
The Catholic Church in Guam has collected more than 4,000 signatures for a petition opposing a bill that could expose it to sexual abuse lawsuits.
Guam's Catholic Church accused of putting finances before abuse victims
The Catholic Church in Guam is being accused of putting its assets ahead of abuse victims.
Guam Catholic Church warns of bankruptcy over abuse bill
The Catholic Church in Guam is warning churches, schools and social services could be at risk if its bankrupted by sexual abuse settlements. Audio
Guam's Catholic Church warns abuse lawsuits would threaten services
The Catholic Church in Guam says it would be bankrupted by legislation allowing lawsuits in historical sex abuse cases.
Forum expansion unlocks new questions
A political scientist who covers Pacific issues says he wonders if the Pacific Islands Forum realises the implications of including territories as members.
Concerns Vatican yet to start investigating Guam's Archbishop
A deacon on Guam says it is concerning the Vatican does not appear to have begun investigating abuse allegations against the island's Archbishop.
Lawsuits will uncover truth about abuse on Guam
Civil lawsuits will be more effective in uncovering abuse on Guam than the Catholic Church's own investigations says a campaigner for victims.
Guam to lift statute of limitation for sex crimes
The Guam legislature has unanimously approved the permanent removal of the statute of limitations for all sexual abuse crimes.
Visa change needed for Guam
Guam could end up with a skeleton pool of skilled foreign construction workers by the end of the year unless the U.S. changes its approach to temporary visas.
Guam and Federated States of Micronesia in migrant spat
Guam's governor has threatened to declare the Federated States of Micronesia's top representative persona non grata amid a growing diplomatic spat.
Deadline looms for Guam funding
Guam's education department could lose access to some US$50 million in federal funding if no company is hired to manage the US grants within two months.
Sport: Mountain bike fall ends Pacific campaign in Rio
Guam's Peter Lombard was the final Pacific athlete to compete at the Rio Olympics but failed to finish the men's cross country mountain bike race after taking a fall.
Former Guam priest says it's 'possible' he abused boys
Guam's Catholic Church has apologised to victims of a former island priest who told Pacific Daily News on Thursday "it's possible" he abused altar boys in Guam in the 1950s.
Guam abuse campaigner says church scandal strengthens case for change
An anti-abuse campaigner on Guam says allegations against the Catholic Church have strengthened the case for a law change.