law
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Fiji’s Deepesh Singh becomes the first Fijian to graduate from EMLE with distinction, finishing in the top 10% of his cohort
Fiji makes history as Deepesh Singh finishes fourth in the European Master of Laws and Economics, earning a top-10% distinction—the first Fijian to complete the programme. A unique blend of practical law and economic insight could spark new approaches to policy and development at home.
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Fiji Airways seeks full trial in $3.16 million ICEJ charter dispute as High Court weighs summary judgment bid
A high-stakes ruling looms as Fiji Airways pushes for summary judgment in a multi-million-dollar charter dispute to Israel. Defence lawyers say key facts—who could contract, who should be sued, and the exact payments—need oral testimony and cross-examination, not affidavits. With claims of forged documents, possible misconduct, and a separate libel counterclaim, the case could hinge…
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Fiji High Court Considers Validity of Acting FICAC Chief’s Appointment Without JSC Recommendation
Power and legality collide in Fiji as a senior counsel argues an acting anti‑corruption chief was appointed without a required JSC recommendation. The High Court scene centers on whether that flaw goes to the root of authority and could affect ongoing prosecutions of former ministers, with recorded interviews and questions of process adding to the…
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Fiji Advances Health-Law Reforms to Strengthen Public Health and Universal Health Coverage
Fiji is moving ahead with a comprehensive overhaul of health laws, backed by public consultations and reforms designed to strengthen protections and modernise regulation. From mental health and nursing to quarantine safeguards, the changes aim to build a more resilient, future-ready health system.