Former Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama has been released from prison today, as announced by the Fiji Corrections Service (FCS). The release is in line with Section 46 (3) of the Corrections Act, which outlines conditions for early release of inmates.
According to the FCS, Bainimarama’s application for early release underwent a comprehensive review, adhering to the legal provisions that govern such decisions. The early release criteria include the safety of the community and facilitating the reintegration of the inmate. All necessary evaluations, including eligibility and supervisory requirements, were rigorously assessed.
The Fiji Corrections Service assured that it will supervise Bainimarama’s reintegration to ensure he complies with all terms related to his early release. The FCS emphasized its dedication to justice and rehabilitation, as mandated by the Corrections Act. They also expressed gratitude to the public for their support and encouraged continued transparency in the administration of correctional policies.
This release opens the door for Bainimarama to reintegrate into society, which can be viewed as an opportunity for him to contribute positively moving forward.
In summary, the former Prime Minister’s release highlights the commitment to rehabilitation within the correctional system, aiming for a safer and more supportive community for all.
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