AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoConstitutional Review: Fiji’s Law Society opposes granting or extending immunity to future coup-makers and wants the Constitution to clearly place the military under civilian democratic control. It says people need basic services, not more constitutional discord. Checks on Power: Former Unity Fiji candidate Akuila Yabaki Jr says the proposed amendments leave too much influence with the Prime Minister and Attorney-General over institutions meant to hold government accountable. Children’s Rights: Student leaders want the draft clause allowing “lawful and moderate chastisement” removed, arguing it could give adults legal cover to hit children. FICAC Cases: The High Court will rule on November 10 on challenges by Biman Prasad and Tanya Waqanika to FICAC’s authority to prosecute them. Regional Diplomacy: Pacific churches are urging a review of Israel’s new Pacific Islands Forum partnership; Fiji Deputy Prime Minister Viliame Gavoka has defended the relationship.
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