Police officers came and told us what chants we should be saying

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Police officers came and told us what chants we should be saying - Ali

By Semi Turaga

10/12/2021

Fiji Women's Crisis Centre Coordinator Shamima Ali.

Fiji Women's Crisis Centre Coordinator Shamima Ali has today claimed that police officers came and told them what chants they should be saying on World Human Rights Day.

While speaking at the Fiji NGO Coalition Human Rights Day Picnic at the Park at My Suva Park, Ali says no one has the right to say that.

Ali went to say that people should continue to speak out about injustice.

Police say their officers were there to inform the organizers about the terms and conditions of their permit.

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