A former Peace Monitoring officer who worked during the ethnic tension has called on the Solomon Islands Government to recognise their efforts.
Gregson Anisia made the call after the government has promised to recognise former field force officers who served at the Solomon Islands-Papua New Guinea border during the Bougainville Crisis.
Mr Anisia, a team leader of the Monitoring Post 11 (MP11) at Atori, East Malaita, told SIBC News in an interview that the government should also consider them as peace monitors, who involved much in the collection of firearms during the tensions.
