The Fiji Council of Churches is calling for the repeal of the Constitution's immunity provisions, saying they remain the greatest moral concern in the 2013 Constitution a
With a lot of discussion underway on possible changes to the electoral system, the Chairman of the Electoral Commission, Justice Usaia Ratuvili and the Supervisor of Elec
Fiji should be a Christian Nation, all citizens should be called Fijians, no to same sex marriage, and that Sunday be recognised as a day of rest and worship.The lawyer f
Fiji National University lecturer, Paula Turaga says members of Fiji's disciplinary forces should swear allegiance to the Constitution rather than any individual, while a
Fiji Law Society President, Wylie Clarke has recommended that the Constitutional Review Commission consider whether FICAC should be abolished altogether and its functions
Former Attorney General Graham Leung has recommended that the Constitution should ensure future coup perpetrators are not granted immunity, saying Fiji must act decisivel
Prime Minister, Sitiveni Rabuka stresses that the Constitution and the parliamentary and electoral systems are clear - we will have elections.Rabuka has made this clear t
Nadaro villager Taniela Colamoto has called for the complete removal of the immunity clause contained in Section 10 of the 2013 Constitution, saying some people who shoul
Prime Minister, Sitiveni Rabuka stresses that they are bound by the Constitution to hold the next general election by February 6th next year.While answering questions fro
Constitution Review Commission Chairman, Sevuloni Valenitabua states that they have received suggestions from many people that Fiji is to do away with the one single cons
The Fiji Council of Churches has reaffirmed that Fiji should remain a secular state.This has been stressed by Reverend Doctor Bruce Yates of the Saint Andrew Presbyter
Dialogue Fiji stresses that delaying elections in Fiji would trample upon the democratic rights of every Fijian citizen, Governments do not own their mandates and they bo
Concerns about whether Fiji's education system is preparing students for employment were among the issues raised during the Constitution Review Commission consultations h
Discipline is not about fear, it is about understanding consequences.This was the message from Year 13 student Ayush Ram of Penang Sangam High School, who called for the
A student has challenged Fiji's exam scaling system, questioning why hardworking students should lose marks while also calling for greater safety and support for young pe
A Nadi resident, Sitiveni Ratusawa told the Constitution Review Commission that any changes to Fiji's Constitution should benefit all citizens equally, while also c
State-owned enterprise board appointments should be based on merit, not political influence, as their decisions affect Fiji's economy.This was raised by Jimilai Baledroka
With just a few weeks remaining for public consultations on the constitution review and questions being raised on whether Fiji is rushing through the process, the Constit
The Fijian Elections Office needs more than $23 million to conduct the next general elections based on the most recent general elections.Supervisor of Elections, Ana Mata
Calls to remove the 2013 Constitution and bring back the 1997 Constitution continue to emerge during Constitutional Review Commission consultations, with concerns raised
Fiji Labour Party Leader, Mahendra Chaudhry says the Prime Minister should come out clean and state the real reason for deferring the municipal elections, and they hav