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Fiji High Court Rules in Coup Case
A ruling on the case brought by ousted Prime Minister Laisenia Qarase against the interim regime and the nation of Fiji was dismissed by the Fiji High Court in Suva. Acting Chief Justice Anthony Gates ruled that the decision by...
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High court rules against deposed Fiji prime minister - Radio Australia
High court rules against deposed Fiji prime minister Radio Australia, Australia - In Fiji, the High Court has ruled against deposed prime minister Laisenia Qarase's case testing the legality of the December 2006 coup. ... |
Bananarama rules ok! At least for now!
Dinner was in Herne Bay on Saturday night and what a multicultural occassion it was.The restaurant, Villa de'Vine specialises in French and Italian cooking and it just happened to have a Spanish theme night on, complete with pretty flamenco dancers.Among the friends gathered, seated at my table was an exotic looking guy of English, French Hugenot, Fijian, Tongan and Samoan ancestry.Anyway, this guy was born in Fiji, in Levuka, the old capital, where I spent a few fine days many years ago. This g
Blackhawk Helicopters breached rules - Fiji Broadcasting Corporation Ltd
Blackhawk Helicopters breached rules Fiji Broadcasting Corporation Ltd, Fiji - This was during the time Australia had warships on standby near Fiji in case there was a need for an emergency evacuation in the event of a coup. Fiji Human ... |
Report: Fiji coup leader rules out elections to return to ... - Hartford Courant
Report: Fiji coup leader rules out elections to return to ... Hartford Courant, United States - ... _ Fiji's military ruler postponed elections promised for March 2009 to return the island to democracy after ousting the government in a bloodless coup ... |
Report: Fiji coup leader rules out elections to return to ... - Chicago Tribune
Report: Fiji coup leader rules out elections to return to ... Chicago Tribune, United States - ... _ Fiji's military ruler postponed elections promised for March 2009 to return the island to democracy after ousting the government in a bloodless coup ... |
Fiji strongman rules out elections in 2009 (EARTHtimes.org)
Wellington - Fiji military strongman Voreqe Bainimarama has reversed a promise he made to the Pacific island state's aid donors, including the European Union, to hold fresh elections next year, reports from the capital Suva said on Saturday. Bainimar...
Fiji coup leader rules out March elections, report says (Honolulu Advertiser)
SUVA, Fiji ? Fiji's military ruler postponed elections promised for March 2009 to return the island to democracy after ousting the government in a bloodless coup 20 months ago, a news report said Friday.
Bainimarama rules out elections for March - Radio New Zealand
Bainimarama rules out elections for March Radio New Zealand, New Zealand - The military took power in Fiji in December 2006. It was the fourth coup there since 1987. Commodore Bainimarama told his soldiers in June that elections ... |
Fiji rules out elections for March - Radio New Zealand
Fiji rules out elections for March Radio New Zealand, New Zealand - The military took power in Fiji in December 2006. It was the fourth coup there since 1987. Commodore Bainimarama told his soldiers in June that elections ... |
Report: Fiji coup leader rules out elections to return to democracy by March 2009 (AP via Yahoo! Sin
Fiji's military ruler postponed elections promised for March 2009 to return the island to democracy after ousting the government in a bloodless coup 20 months ago, a news report said Friday.
Fiji leader rules out elections by March (Las Vegas Sun)
Fri, Jul 18, 2008 (8:57 a.m.) Fiji's military ruler postponed elections promised for March 2009 to return the island to democracy after ousting the government in a bloodless coup 20 months ago, a news report said Friday.
Fiji coup leader rules out elections to return to democracy by March 2009 (AP via Yahoo! Malaysia Ne
Fiji's military ruler Commodore Frank Bainimarama says there will be no election in the South Pacific nation next March after earlier citing the date to South Pacific and European Union officials.
Report: Fiji coup leader rules out elections to return to democracy by March 2009 (AP via Yahoo! Mal
Fiji's military ruler postponed elections promised for March 2009 to return the island to democracy after ousting the government in a bloodless coup 20 months ago, a news report said Friday.
Report: Fiji coup leader rules out elections to return to ... - TMCnet
Report: Fiji coup leader rules out elections to return to ... TMCnet - Calls seeking comment from Fiji government officials were not answered late Friday. Bainimarama has said he aims to root out corruption and reshape the ... |
Fiji coup leader rules out elections to return to democracy by March 2009 (AP via Yahoo! Philippines
Fiji's military ruler Commodore Frank Bainimarama says there will be no election in the South Pacific nation next March after earlier citing the date to South Pacific and European Union officials.
Bainimarama rules out Fiji election next year (Khaleej Times)
WELLINGTON - Fiji's interim Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama on Friday ruled out holding polls next March, telling Radio Fiji the timetable was unachievable because of the need for electoral reforms.
High Court in Suva, Fiji rules in favour of man hit by bullet ... - Radio New Zealand International
High Court in Suva, Fiji rules in favour of man hit by bullet ... Radio New Zealand International, New Zealand - The High Court in Suva, Fiji has ruled in favour of a man who was hit by a stray bullet during the height of the mutiny shootout on November 2, ... |
Bending the Rules
Now this little bit of news was again sooo predictable on the part of the junta.... Twist to ousted PM court case The Fiji Human Rights Commission wants to be an additional party ... by the Fiji Military last December. Radaus/ Pacnews Tue, 11 Sep 2007 SUVA, FIJI ---- There?
Public emergency rules to go (Fijilive.com)
Fiji?s Interim Government has decided not to extend the Public Emergency Regulations which expire at midnight.