Aman Ravindra Singh
Court ruling over amendment in Fiji constitution illegal
An exiled Fijian human rights lawyer believes the Supreme Court's ruling over amending the 2013 Constitution is illegal. Audio
Lawyer details human rights abuses in Fiji jails
Fiji human rights lawyer Aman Ravindra-Singh says until there is respect for the rule of law in Fiji the dire situation in the country's prisons will continue. Audio
Fiji lawyer claims unlawful detention common
A human rights lawyer in Fiji says the detention of three New Zealand journalists two weeks ago has highlighted the incidence of unlawful detention in Fiji. Audio
Fiji to advocate for Pacific in with new UN seat
Fiji says it will use its seat on the UN Human Rights Council to pursue climate justice, the rights of children and gender equality, especially within the Pacific. Audio
Fiji Times sedition trial ends with not guilty verdict
The High Court in Fiji has ruled that the Fiji Times newspaper, its publisher, two editors and a letter writer are not guilty of sedition. The case has highlighted the pressures on media freedom in… Audio
Fiji Times not guilty verdict a victory for all Fijians
The lawyer for one of the men accused of sedition in the Fiji Times trial says their not guilty verdict is a victory for the people of Fiji. Audio
Claims of more police brutality in Fiji
The lawyer for a group of nine men in Fiji says they were tortured by the police last month and one was the victim of attempted rape by an officer. Audio
Lawyer plans action over Fiji's sedition law
A lawyer is planning a challenge in Fiji's courts over the country's sedition law which he describes as archaic. Audio
Fiji defends deportation of refugee from Iran
Fiji is defending its deportation of Iranian asylum seeker back to Papua New Guinea, saying it was following the law. Audio
Fiji lawyer fears for deported asylum seeker's life
A lawyer representing an Iranian asylum seeker in Fiji has accused police of acting like 'thugs' after deporting his client back to Manus Island in PNG. Audio
Woman deported for swearing at Fiji President
The Fiji government says a woman was deported at short notice for swearing at the President of Fiji. Karen Seaton, who owns land in Fiji, was put on a plane to the US after she made a submission at… Audio
Fiji internet cafe owner awaits justice one year on
A human rights lawyer in Fiji says a year after the Lautoka businessman Rajneel Singh was attacked, allegedly by police, no progress has been made in getting justice. Audio
Fiji whistleblower left for dead
Fiji businessman Rajneel Singh has been left for dead after being attacked in his home, allegedly by security forces. Audio
Fiji whistleblower left for dead
A Fiji businessman was left for dead after being attacked in his home on Tuesday allegedly by security forces. Audio
Rabuka expected to put the heat on Fiji's leader
Observers say Fiji's Sitiveni Rabuka will give the government of Frank Bainimarama a run for his money at the next election but others are disturbed by his return to politics. Audio
Fiji sedition lawyer's office ransacked
A Fiji lawyer who lodged an official complaint about alleged torture by security forces has had his offices ransacked in the latest in a series of intimidations towards him and colleagues. Audio
Fiji's anti-torture ratification seen as hollow
A human rights lawyer says Fiji's ratification of an international anti-torture treaty is a hollow and meaningless gesture. Audio
Most asylum seekers to NZ come from Fiji
No Pacific island country produces more asylum seekers in New Zealand than Fiji. Audio
Most asylum seekers to NZ come from Fiji
No Pacific island country produces more asylum seekers in New Zealand than Fiji. Audio
Fiji parliament embroiled in lawyer's torture claims
A Fiji lawyer's allegations of torture by security forces have now embroiled the country's parliament. Audio
