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Armed coup in Fiji
This page started 23 May 2000, last updated 14 August 2000.
Martial law may be reimposed, 21 July 2000
CPJ condemns violence against journalists in Fiji, 21 July 2000
Alternative Government 'In Exile' Planned, 20 July 2000
Commentary: Dark Day Reminders, 20 July 2000
Civil servants face 12.5% pay cut, 20 July 2000
Sanctions Splashed as Cabinet Swearing-in Postponed, 19 July 2000
New diplomatic, defence and sports measures on Fiji, 19 July 2000
Government Announces Immediate Withdrawal of New Zealand High Commissioner, 19 July 2000
Fiji Media Council Condemns Harassment of Television News Team, 19 July 2000
Blueprints and Constitutions, 17 July 2000
Fiji: a European myth exposed, 14 July 2000
Fijian peacekeepers should go home, 12 July 2000
Coalition for Democracy in Fiji calls for NZ Government to take a stronger stand, 17 July 2000
Women's Response to Fiji Cabinet Line Up - WAPAD, 4 July 2000
Constitution Holiday Weekend 'dubbed' Blue Ribbon Peace Weekend, 14 July 2000
Fiji Interim Civilian Government- Phil Goff, 4 July 2000
Statement on the civilian interim government
Coalition for Democracy in Fiji - Blue Ribbon Campaign, 14 June 2000
Messages of solidarity to peace vigil in Suva
Messages of solidarity to Women in Black - Fiji
Thinking of Fiji at Mätäriki, 26 June 2000
Remaining women released from parliamentary detention, NCWF, 25 June 2000
Fiji begins to feel the bite from Trade Bans, 14 June 2000
Reforming the leasing and the use of agricultural land in Fiji, Te Karere Ipurangi, 9 June 2000
A Fijian Woman Speaks at the Beijing +5 Conference,Taina Woodward, 8 June 2000
The failure of electoral engineering in Fiji, Te Karere Ipurangi, 7 June 2000
Maui laughs at the Commonwealth, Te Karere Ipurangi, 7 June 2000
Mäori Delegation Report on political events in Fiji, Te Karere Ipurangi, 6 June 2000
Constitutions and governance, Te Karere Ipurangi, 6 June 2000
To the Commonwealth Heads of State, Te Karere Ipurangi, 2 June 2000
Interim government should include deposed government, PCRC, 2 June 2000
A pox on the media, Te Karere Ipurangi, 2 June 2000
Ratu Epeli Nailatikau: possible Prime Minister, Te Karere Ipurangi, 31 May 2000
Fiji's 'democratically elected government', Hilda Halkyard-Harawira, 30 May 2000
Aid to Fiji re-assessed, Matt Robson, 30 May 2000
What is martial law?, Te Karere Ipurangi, 29 May 2000
Sympathy for Fijian coup in Mäoridom, 29 May 2000
Provocation, resentment and passion in Suva, Te Karere Ipurangi, 29 May 2000
Fiji: A proposed remedy to the crisis, Te Karere Ipurangi, 28 May 2000
Constructive views on the Great Council of Chiefs' Resolution, PCRC, 27 May 2000
Send a message to the NZ government, Te Karere Ipurangi, 27 May 2000
Fiji : New Zealand's attitude to indigenous rights, Te Karere Ipurangi, 27 May 2000
Fiji : who cares what the Commonwealth Thinks, Te Karere Ipurangi, 26 May 2000
Bose Levu Vakaturaga resolution, 25 May 2000
Fiji's constitutional crisis, Helen Clark, 25 May 2000
An analysis of the current political crisis in Fiji, Teresia Teaiwa, 24 May 2000
Fiji : European principle vs Polynesian kinship, Te Karere Ipurangi, 22 May 2000
Green Party calls for continuing pressure on Fiji, Keith Locke, 22 May 2000
Statement on Fiji Crisis, Helen Clark, 22 May 2000
Statement, PCRC, 20 May 2000
Armed coup in Fiji, PMA, 19 May 2000
New Zealand government condemns coup attempt, Phil Goff, 19 May 2000
Links
For regularly updated news on what is happening in Fiji, you can check out:
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Pacific Islands Reports;
- Fijilive;
- Pasifik Nius - the service provided by the Niusedita via the Journalism Program, University of the South Pacific. Their website was shut down (temporarily) by university authorities for 'security reasons'. All their Fiji reports and pictures are now being posted on another website in Sydney, so if you cannot find the Fiji updates on the Pasifik Nius Site you can try USP (Fiji);
- Pacific Concerns Resource Centre - for PCRC statements and media releases;
- Te Karere Ipurangi - check this out for the viewpoints you won't find in the mass media.
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