Fiji’s Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP), Christopher Pryde, has blamed the Judicial Services Commission (JSC) for his continued absence from office, stating that its failure to resolve fresh complaints against
The report into the legality of Barbara Malimali’s appointment as Commissioner of the Fiji Independent Commission Against Corruption (FICAC) will now be submitted by April 23, after the Commission of
Fiji’s anti-corruption watchdog has cleared the suspended Corrections Commissioner, Dr Jalesi Nakarawa, of any criminal wrongdoing over the appointment of his wife to a nursing position within the service but
Fiji’s government must “walk the talk” on women’s human rights by ratifying the Optional Protocol to CEDAW and committing resources to end violence against women, said Fiji Women’s Crisis Centre
Fiji’s Truth and Reconciliation Commission (FTRC) has formally begun its outreach to the public, unveiling its visual identity and announcing the first steps in its mission to uncover the stories
Electoral analyst and Dialogue Fiji Executive Director Nilesh Lal has dismissed the idea that compulsory voting would increase voter turnout in Fiji, arguing that historical data shows otherwise — as
Women’s voices took centre stage on the first day of public submissions for Fiji’s Electoral Law consultation, with calls for affirmative action—including gender quotas—coming from several participants determined to see
Fiji’s leaders are grappling with the US government's surprise decision to impose a 32% tariff on Fijian exports. While Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka sees this as a signal to seek
