Political events from 1984 to 1989 in New Caledonia

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Walk through the city after the assassination of Jean-Marie Tjibaou and Yeiwéné Yeiwéné

Publication date 07/05/1989 From €100.00

Political events from 1984 to 1989 in New Caledonia

In Nouméa (New Caledonia), several thousand people accompanied the remains of Jean-Marie TJIBAOU and Yeiwéné YEIWÉNÉ before their return to Hienghène and Maré, where they will be buried. Comment on factual images.

New Caledonia: reactions after the cave attack

Publication date 05/05/1988 From €100.00

Political events from 1984 to 1989 in New Caledonia

Reactions in New Caledonia, after the assault of the cave of Gossana by the gendarmes of GIGN, on the island of Ouvéa. Commentary on factual and archival images and extracts from the statements of Bernard PONS, Minister of the DOM-TOM and a member of the Political Bureau of the FLNKS.

Jean-Marie Tjibaou, President of the FLNKS at the Elysée

Publication date 18/05/1986 From €100.00

Political events from 1984 to 1989 in New Caledonia

Driven by Jean-Marie TJIBAOU, a delegation of the FLNKS came to Paris to meet the President of the Republic François MITTERRAND. The comment on images of Jean-Marie TJIBAOU arriving at the Élysée and posing with François MITTERRAND is followed by an excerpt from the press conference of the kanak leader. He states that François MITTERRAND seems ready to get involved in the project of Edgard PISANI, providing for the referendum on self-determination.

Reaction Michel Rocard at the death of Jean-Marie Tjibaou

Publication date 04/05/1989 From €100.00

Political events from 1984 to 1989 in New Caledonia

Reaction of Michel ROCARD, Prime Minister, just after the assassination of Jean-Marie TJIBAOU (leader of the FLNKS) and Yeiwéné YEIWENE, his right hand, by a kanak extremist.

Reaction Jean-Marie Tjibaou referendum

Publication date 14/09/1987 From €100.00

Political events from 1984 to 1989 in New Caledonia

Jean-Marie TJIBAOU, leader of the FLNKS and chairman of the council of the northern region, reacts to the results of the referendum on the independence of New Caledonia.

Jean-Marie Tjibaou on the Matignon agreements

Publication date 01/07/1988 From €100.00

Political events from 1984 to 1989 in New Caledonia

Back in New Caledonia after the signing of the Matignon agreements, Jean-Marie TJIBAOU addressed the delegates of the sections of the Caledonian Union to explain the terms of the agreement and put an end to a controversy. Reaction extract from J-M TJIBAOU.

Assassination of Jean-Marie Tjibaou: the facts

Publication date 04/05/1989 From €100.00

Political events from 1984 to 1989 in New Caledonia

Assassination of Jean-Marie TJIBAOU (leader of the FLNKS) and Yeiwéné YEIWÉNÉ, his right-hand man: the facts. Comment on factual and archival images.

Portrait of Jean-Marie Tjibaou

Publication date 04/05/1989 From €100.00

Political events from 1984 to 1989 in New Caledonia

After the assassination of Jean-Marie TJIBAOU and his right arm Yeiwéné YEIWEINE by a kanak extremist, portrait of the former leader of the FLNKS. Comment on archive images.

Funeral of Jean-Marie Tjibaou

Publication date 08/05/1989 From €100.00

Political events from 1984 to 1989 in New Caledonia

New Caledonia: funeral of Jean-Marie TJIBAOU (leader of the FLNKS) in his village, north of the island. Comment on factual images.

New Caledonia at the UN

Publication date 18/03/1987 From €100.00

Political events from 1984 to 1989 in New Caledonia

At the UN, the UN decolonization committee calls on the French government to prepare New Caledonia to freely exercise its right to self-determination. A referendum is planned for September. The commentary on images of the Caledonian delegation to the UN, chaired by Jean-Marie TJIBAOU, is followed by interviews with Jean-Marie TJIBAOU, president of the FLNKS, and Bernard PONS, minister of DOM-TOM.

Ouvéa: the cave

Publication date 06/05/1988 From €100.00

Political events from 1984 to 1989 in New Caledonia

In the aftermath of the attack on the Gossana cave on the island of Ouvéa, journalists were given a guided tour by the army. Comment on factual and archival images.

Prime Minister Michel Rocard: Matignon Agreements

Publication date 27/06/1988 From €100.00

Political events from 1984 to 1989 in New Caledonia

After the signing of the Matignon agreements, signed between Kanaks and Caledonian loyalists, Prime Minister Michel ROCARD addresses the Caledonians and takes up the various points of the agreement in a press conference. It sends a message of hope and calls for dialogue and tolerance.

Before the April 24 elections, threats from Jean-Marie Tjibaou and the reactions of Bernard Pons

Publication date 20/03/1988 From €100.00

Political events from 1984 to 1989 in New Caledonia

The leader of the FLNKS, Jean-Marie TJIBAOU, announces that the climate in New Caledonia may be very tense during the presidential and regional elections, the first round of which will take place on April 24. The separatists want to boycott this election: "It is certain that it will not be tender, there may still be blood." Bernard PONS replied: "All those who wish to disrupt [...] the proper conduct of the poll will be immediately arrested by the police and referred to justice."

Mortuary vigil after the assassination of Tjibaou and Yeiwéné Yeiwéné

Publication date 07/05/1989 From €100.00

Political events from 1984 to 1989 in New Caledonia

Report on the wake after the assassination of Jean-Marie TJIBAOU (leader of the FLNKS) and Yeiwéné YEIWÉNÉ, his right-hand man, murdered on 4 May. The images of the vigil in the ardent chapel, with the sound of the songs, the caskets, the flowers and the rolled manus (pieces of fabric) are followed by an IN tray by Nathalie DALY.

Tjibaou FLNKS

Publication date 27/06/1988 From €100.00

Political events from 1984 to 1989 in New Caledonia

The president of the FLNKS, Jean-Marie TJIBAOU, reviews the terms of the Matignon agreements, signed on 27 June in Paris. It considers that the various parties must agree on direct management of the territory and that the balance between the different claims is small. He awaits the content of the upcoming referendum and believes that these agreements represent a hope for New Caledonia.

Speech by Jacques Chirac on the referendum

Publication date 18/09/1987 From €100.00

Political events from 1984 to 1989 in New Caledonia

After the referendum confirmed New Caledonia’s attachment to France, Prime Minister Jacques CHIRAC went to Nouméa. Extract from his speech.

Vote in Nouméa (referendum)

Publication date 13/09/1987 From €100.00

Political events from 1984 to 1989 in New Caledonia

The Caledonians are called upon to decide, by referendum, for or against the independence of the territory. Nouméa: comment on images of long lines in front of polling stations, electoral registers and Jacques Lafleur, Pierre Frogier, Jean Lèques and Dick Ukeiwé voting.

New Caledonia: polemic after the assault of the GIGN

Publication date 10/05/1988 From €100.00

Political events from 1984 to 1989 in New Caledonia

Report devoted to the controversy concerning the circumstances of the release by the GIGN of the gendarmes hostages of FLNKS militants on the island of Ouvéa. A testimony refutes the statements of the military that the kidnappers fought with arms in hand and claims that 3 of the FLNKS militants came out of the cave with their hands in the air before being shot.

Opening of Tjibaou centre

Publication date 04/05/1998 From €100.00

Political events from 1984 to 1989 in New Caledonia

Prime Minister Lionel Jospin arrived today in New Caledonia to sign the agreement on the institutional future of the island and to inaugurate the cultural center that bears the name of the former head of the FLNKS, Jean-Marie Tjibaou, murdered nine years ago. The comment on images of Lionel Jospin’s arrival at Nouméa airport, where he is welcomed by Jacques Lafleur and Rock Wamytan, then that of Michel Rocard, and the official inauguration of the centre alternates with interviews with Michel ROCARD, Jacques LAFLEUR, president of the RPCR, Rock WAMYTAN, president of the FLNKS, and an excerpt of speeches by Marie-Claude TJIBAOU, Jean-Marie, and Lionel JOSPIN.

Interview with Jean-Marie Tjibaou

Publication date 14/01/1985 From €100.00

Political events from 1984 to 1989 in New Caledonia

Interview of Jean-Marie TJIBAOU following the death of Eloi MACHORO, shot by an elite GIGN shooter on 12 January 1985. Heavily affected by the death of one who was part of the provisional government of New Caledonia, Jean-Marie TJIBAOU denounced a "political assassination". He reaffirmed the sovereignty of the Canack people and nevertheless declared himself open to discussion, adding "But we will no longer negotiate the sovereignty of our country."

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