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Fiji’s Corruption Watchdog Takes Action on 26 New Cases

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The Fiji Independent Commission Against Corruption (FICAC) is currently investigating 26 complaints related to corruption that were submitted last month. These complaints were part of a total of 39 filed in September and were evaluated by the Legal & Prosecution Department.

Following the assessment, 26 of these complaints were identified as corruption-related, leading to recommendations for either preliminary or full investigations. The remaining 13 complaints were deemed non-corruption related and have been referred to the appropriate authorities.

Additionally, FICAC has brought charges in two cases involving four individuals: three males and one female. The charges include two counts of Obtaining Financial Advantage, one count of General Dishonesty for Causing a Loss, one count of Conspiracy to Defraud by Obtaining a Gain, and one count of Abuse of Office.

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