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  1. Vanuatu's representative, Ralph Regenvanu, is involved in international bodies like the UNGA and ICJ to represent the country's stance on global issues.

Indigenous leaders from Vanuatu sought support from international bodies, including the United Nations.

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Indigenous leaders from Vanuatu sought support from international bodies, including the United Nations.

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