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31/1/2018

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IMPERSONATOR "VICTOR", we have tracked you down in SYDNEY
BLOODY SODEPLA-SITIVENI RABUKA MASI POLO

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REASSURING STATEMENT. DPP Pryde: "No person or organisation would be prosecuted for voicing political dissent, engaging in robust political debate or for expressing legitimate criticisms of Government..."

4/1/2018

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THE Director of Public Prosecutions, Christopher Pryde, has assured the public that no person or organisation would be prosecuted for voicing political dissent, engaging in robust political debate or for expressing legitimate criticisms of the Government.

He made the comment after the publishing of an article by an overseas media organisation, which claimed that members of Parliament risked being charged with sedition for voicing dissent.

Mr Pryde said the statement in the article was factually incorrect and required correction and clarification.

"No one in Fiji risks being charged with sedition for voicing dissent. No one in Fiji has been charged with sedition for voicing dissent," he said.

He said it was important, especially that this year was election year, that all political parties, politicians and participants in the political process understood that no criminal proceedings would be instituted against any individual or organisation for engaging in legitimate political discussion.

"A decision as to whether a breach of the law has been made is carefully analysed by lawyers in the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions with full regard to criminal law and the rights and freedoms guaranteed to all people under the Fijian Constitution."

He also clarified final decision on whether a charge would be laid in the courts was made by the DPP and no one else. Source: The Fiji Times, 5 January 2018
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SODELPA IN TURMOIL: RAMAN VELJI, a high-profile SODELPA member resigns from party, citing the recent questionable SODELPA-PDP merger

4/1/2018

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SACKED? Sources close to FFP tell us that Aiyaz Sayed Khaiyum has been sacked from the party as Bainimarama prepares Inia Seruiratu to possible role as next PM; Bainimarama also swore at Khaiyum's children

3/1/2018

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He was angry after Khaiyum unceremoniously sacked his daughter from Information Ministry and prevented Bainimarama from attending the launching of his son Meli's IT company, prompting Bainimarama to lash out at Khaiyum's children. As a father he felt he was being told to be indifferent to his children and their career and business ambitions

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LIKELY TO WIPE THE SMILE OFF THE FACE OF THE "KING OF FIJI"

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Inia Seruiratu: Bainimarama's choice as next Prime Minister of Fiji
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KISHORE KUMAAR UPDATE: The former Facebook campaign manager for FFP was presented before Nasinu Magistrates Court and has been remanded in custody for the next two weeks over three criminal charges

3/1/2018

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KISHORE KUMAAR: FFP former campaign manager on Facebook and who was part of the team with Government Whip Ashneel Sudhakar and others who hacked Fijileaks is in custody charged with sexual assault

2/1/2018

 

He is also charged with criminal trespass and threatening with weapon. Our sources say he will be presented before the court on Wednesday

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Fijileaks: Despite his own confession into the hacking of Fijileaks and he recently provided further evidence of Ashneel Sudhakar and others roles in the hacking, Fiji Police are yet to charge any of the hackers still in Fiji

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