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Bainimarama defends State's support - Fiji Times
Bainimarama defends State's support Fiji Times, Fiji - Unlike Fiji's close neighbours Australia and New Zealand, and major powers such as the United States and Britain, which condemned the Fiji coup and imposed ... |
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Fiji interim attorney general defends Hannah deportation process - Radio New Zealand International
Fiji interim attorney general defends Hannah deportation process Radio New Zealand International, New Zealand - He told the Fiji Times the Commission hadn?t been a credible and independent body since December 2006 when the military staged a coup. ... |
Mataca defends charter work - Fiji Times
Mataca defends charter work Fiji Times, Fiji - National Council for Building a Better Fiji co-chair Archbishop Petero Mataca says it is news to him that people think he is doing somehting illegal by ... |
Australia defends its role in Fiji coup - Radio Australia
Australia defends its role in Fiji coup Radio Australia, Australia - Fiji's Human Rights Commission has recommended Australia be brought before the UN over its role in the 2006 coup. The commission has released a report ... |
Fiji regime defends legality of coup - ABC Online
Fiji regime defends legality of coup ABC Online, Australia - Fiji's military regime today has defended the December 2006 coup in court, saying the country's President had the authority to dismiss the government and ... |
Fiji government defends coup as legal in court hearing
[JURIST] Lawyers for the current acting Fijian government argued in court Wednesday that the December military coup [JURIST report] was legal because Fijian President Ratu Josefa Iloilo [official profile] had reserve powers that permitted the president to dismiss the government and appoint new leaders. Former Fijian Prime Minister Laisenia Qarase [BBC profile] brought the lawsuit [JURIST report]
Fiji government defends coup as legal in court hearing - JURIST
Fiji government defends coup as legal in court hearing JURIST - [JURIST] Lawyers for the current acting Fijian government argued in court Wednesday that the December military coup [JURIST report] was legal because Fijian ... |
Fiji regime defends legality of coup
AuBC: Fiji regime defends legality of coup
Fiji regime defends legality of coup (Australian Broadcasting Corporation)
Fiji's military regime today has defended the December 2006 coup in court, saying the country's President had the authority to dismiss the government and appoint the armed forces in its place.
Fiji regime defends legality of coup - Independent Online
Fiji regime defends legality of coup Independent Online, South Africa - Suva - Fiji's military regime on Wednesday defended the December 2006 coup in court, saying the country's president had the authority to dismiss the ... |
Fiji Regime Defends Legality Of Coup - AFP (Nasdaq)
SUVA, Fiji (AFP)--Fiji's military regime Wednesday defended the December 2006 coup in court, saying the country's president had the authority to dismiss the government and appoint the armed forces in its place.
Fiji govt defends PM's Great Council of Chiefs appointment - Radio Australia
Fiji govt defends PM's Great Council of Chiefs appointment Radio Australia, Australia - Fiji's Government has defended its decision to appoint interim Prime Minister Frank Bainimarama as Chairman of the Great Council of Chiefs. ... |
Bainimarama defends Fiji arrests
Fiji's military leader has defended the recent arrests of 16 people over an alleged plot to assassinate him. Commodore Frank Bainimarama said the Pacific Island nation would have faced instability and bloodshed if troops and police had not acted to defend him. Those arrested since the weekend include businessmen and politicians, as well as two New Zealand nationals. Six people have now been charged with offences including treason and inciting mutiny, a police spokesman said. The wave of arrests
iChoro Chaudhary Defends Himself
iChoro Chaudhary Defends Himself October 24th, 2007 by resistfijicoup [ ... and honestly appraise the Fiji situation, both pre-coup 2006 and post coup. His scheme to play the race ... 2210072e4b1achaudhry_new_b2.jpg In todays Fiji times? Choro Chaudhary wrote a stinging attack
Commonwealth defends Fiji leader invite - Radio Australia
Commonwealth defends Fiji leader invite Radio Australia, Australia - The secretary general of the Commonwealth Secretariat, Don McKinnon, has defended his office's decision to invite Fiji's coup leader and interim Prime ... Clark, Bainimarama to attend summit dinner Clark to join Bainamarama for Pacific summit |
AT UN, FIJIAN LEADER DEFENDS COUP AND VOWS TO...
AT UN, FIJIAN LEADER DEFENDS COUP AND VOWS TO OVERHAUL 'RACE-BASED' POLITICS New York, Sep 28 2007 5:00PM <"http://www.un.org/webcast/ga/62/2007/pdfs/fiji-en.pdf">Fiji needs the help of the international community ... Prime Minister told the General Assembly today, defending his decision to launch a coup last year
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Bainimarama Defends Coup, Vows Political Overhaul 29 September 2007 9:36am | United Nations Fiji needs the help of the international community to become a nation ... the General Assembly today, defending his decision to launch a coup last year ...
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9 links from 9 sites) Interim PM defends Dec 5th takeover - Fijivillage
 Fijivillage | Interim PM defends Dec 5th takeover Fijivillage, Fiji - Commodore Bainimarama also told the UN General assembly this morning that the 1987 coup was a fateful time in the history of the nation and the Fiji ... |
Bainimarama Defends Coup, Vows Political Overhaul - Scoop.co.nz
Bainimarama Defends Coup, Vows Political Overhaul Scoop.co.nz, New Zealand - ... coup last year and promising to stage free and fair elections as soon as possible. Commodore Josaia Voreqe Bainimarama, who is also commander of Fiji's ... |
Bainimarama Defends Coup, Vows Political Overhaul (Scoop.co.nz)
Fiji needs the help of the international community to become a nation with a truly democratic, non-racial and equitable governing system, its interim Prime Minister told the General Assembly today, defending his decision to launch a coup last year and promising to stage free and fair elections as soon as possible.