The Legacy of Daniel Suidani, Who Dared to Stand Up to the CCP Taking Over the Solomon Islands

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The world lost a hero recently. Daniel Suidani was one of the only people who dared to stand up to the Chinese Communist Party’s invisible takeover of many Pacific Island nations—essential strategic locations in the Pacific.

Suidani died of kidney failure at age 55.

As premier of the Malaita province of the Solomon Islands, Suidani refused a bribe, publicly challenged CCP influence operations in the region, and blocked CCP-linked companies like Huawei from operating in his province.

As a result, the CCP managed to get him stripped of his position, used lawfare to destroy him, and even deprived him of medical care when he desperately needed it.

It was my honor to meet and interview Suidani when he came to the United States in 2023.

I recently spoke to Rep. Neal Dunn about Suidani’s legacy. Rep. Dunn made his trip to America possible by securing him a visa when he was initially denied one by the State Department.