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A big hoax? Where is the official RFMF statement on Bainimarama's retirement plan, then? Isa, Isa, Kai Loma, Sa Lako Dina, HOORAY!

21/1/2014

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The UFDF says Lt Col Rika and Commodore Bainimarama have broken the law and the Acting Commissioner of Police and the Civil Service Commission are obliged to uphold the laws that govern these public office holders and appropriate and immediate action should be taken against them just as they would apply it to any other citizen

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The UFDF said today that statements attributed to Lt Col Netani Rika as reported by the Fiji Sun and Frank Bainimarama as reported by Vijay Narayan and Mohammed Feroz show clear breaches of the Civil Service Standing Orders [2011 revision] and abuse of office.

The UFDF says the Civil Service Standing Orders on Campaigning Sec 1222 states quote ‘  Campaigning or political activity by a Civil Servant while on duty is forbidden. Civil Servants must not be canvassing or by any other means attempt publicly to further the activities or aspirations of a political party, or the election or return of an individual (whether a member of a political party or not) in any election to the House of Representatives or to a local Government body including Provincial Councils unquote

The UFDF says Lt Col Rika’s comments are political in nature and breach The Civil Service Standing orders 1222 that disallow quote ‘canvassing or by any other means attempt publicly to further the activities or aspirations of a political party’ unquote. There can be no doubt that Lt Col Rika was canvassing for Bainimarama’s party and as Commissioner Eastern he is abusing the privileges of his office as well as Sec 14 (1) (c) (d) of Decree 4 of 2013.

The UFDF says in the case of Frank Bainimarama he remains Commander of the Military and according to his Regimes own decree No 4 of 2013 he is in breach of the following provisions-

POLITICAL PARTIES (REGISTRATION, CONDUCT, FUNDING AND DISCLOSURES) DECREE 2013 DECREE NO 4 OF 2013

Restrictions on public officers in a political party.Sec 14    (1)   A public officer shall not-

(c) Engage in political activity that may compromise or be seen to compromise the political neutrality of that person’s office; or

(d) Publicly indicate support for or opposition to any proposed political party or a political party registered under this decree or candidate in an election

(2) For the purposes of this section, ‘public officer’ means any person-

(c) Holding any office in the public service, the Fiji Police, Fiji Corrections Services or the Republic of Fiji Military Forces.

(4) Any public officer who intends to be an applicant or a member of, or hold office in, a proposed political party or a political party registered under this decree, must resign from the respective public office prior to applying to become an applicant or a member of, or hold office in, a proposed political party or a political party registered under this decree.

(5) A public officer is deemed to have vacated his or her office mentioned in subsection 2 immediately before the time at which he or she applies to become and applicant or a member of. Or hold office in, a proposed political party or a [political party registered under this decree.

The UFDF says the Commander’s repeated statements about forming his own party and contesting elections is in clear breach of Sec 14 (1) (c), (d), (2) (c) and (4) and (5) of Decree 4 of 2013. Just as Lt Col Rika’s statements are in breach of the Civil Service Standing Orders.

The UFDF says Lt Col Rika and Commodore Bainimarama have broken the law and the Acting Commissioner of Police and the Civil Service Commission are obliged to uphold the laws that govern these public office holders and appropriate and immediate action should be taken against them just as they would apply it to any other citizen.

The UFDF says if the newly elected Electoral Commission is serious about ensuring free and fair elections  and remaining impartial and independent then it cannot ‘look the other way’ when clear abuse of office and breaches of the law as reported are committed by their employer.


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From left: Fiji Corrections Commissioner Lieutenant-Colonel Ifereimi Vasu, Republic of Fiji Military Forces Chief of Staff Brigadier-General Mohammed Aziz, Major Peni Ramatai, Major Vatimio Leva, Dictator Voreqe Bainimarama, Permanent Secretary for Sugar Lieutenant-Colonel Manasa Vaniqi, Lieutenant-Colonel Manasa Tagicakibau and Major Orisi Covunisaqa during morning tea at the Officers’ Mess after the First Quarter parade and the church service at the Queen Elizabeth Barracks in Nabua
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The Commissioner Eastern and Bainimarama stooge, Lieutenant-Colonel Netani Rika (left), inspects the parade at Gau Secondary School
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Pinning hope on medallist not to coup against him on retirement
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6 Comments
victor
21/1/2014 01:47:03 am

Bula Victor,

Why do you continue to put the dead picture of my relative killed during the mutiny in 2000.what relevance has it got for the above story.

The deceased's wife and my other relatives are very disturbed with the posting of such pictures over and over again. What is your motive?

Let me also inform you that the people who were behind the killing included Driti, roko ului and JB in australia. Driti and Roko ului had the pictures and I am so glad that Driti is behind bars and Roko ului is marooned on an isolated island called Tonga.

Appreciate if u could pls remove the pictures asap.
Vinaka

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Relevant photos! Excellent caricature of the ruling thugs!
21/1/2014 02:34:41 am

I imagine that it is only the dictator and his advisors who are disturbed at being constantly reminded of their bloodied hands. The spirit of the deceased cry out for justice!

I know the relatives of the deceased men would want to see justice meted and the guilty put away more than anything else. These photos do not erase the good memories of their loved ones at all so please keep them posted up. Vinaka.

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Acting Fijileaks Editor
21/1/2014 02:06:09 am

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Acting Fijileaks Editor
21/1/2014 02:14:49 am



As much as we sympathize with your sentiments, and your joy at Pita Driti being locked away, and Ratu Ului "marooned in Tonga", the photos are a constant reminder that the man who ordered the killings - dictator Frank Bainimarama - is still on the run from the long arm of the law. He executed the coup because the ousted Police Commissioner Andrew Hughes was on the verge of arresting and charging Banimarama for the 2000 murders. Also, hiding behind his sulu is Brigadier-General Mohommed Aziz - the RFMF's legal adviser who stopped police from arresting Bainimarama after one of the soldiers - Jack Komaitai - began confessing that the mutiny soldiers were killed on the orders of Bainimarama. We will not rest until justice is done you and other family members of the deceased soldiers. Vinaka.

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Sotia Waiting in the Cassav Patch
21/1/2014 08:46:39 am

BLOODY 2 NOVEMBER 2000: The day Bainimarama wanted mutinous soldiers punished (some innocent) thirteen years ago-kicked to DEATH Police wanted to question him over CRW murders before 2006 coup!

http://www.fijileaks.com/2/post/2013/11/bloody-2-november-2000-the-day-bainimarama-wanted-mutinous-soldiers-punished-some-innocent-thirteen-years-ago-kicked-to-death-police-wanted-to-question-him-before-coup.html

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mack link
21/1/2014 04:52:50 pm

It really wont matter as everyone loves Frank in Fiji in Fiji and he will surely win this election, he been there and done it so he should be the man come september

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