The Fiji Human Rights Commission has stressed that it will no longer entertain any further requests from foreign missions to visit the Commission for information unless strict conditions are met.
Chairperson Dr Shaista Shameem said they have decided that any foreign mission seeking an audience with them on various topics would have to provide comprehensive terms of reference and the purpose of their visit.
Dr Shameem said this is necessary as often the missions come in with pre-conceived ideas and never give them a chance to respond.
She said is it is important for the Commission to protect its international image.
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FHRC Sets Ground Rules For Visits
