Rule of law lost in Fiji says Law Society Charity / by Darise Bennington

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Title

Rule of law lost in Fiji says Law Society Charity / by Darise Bennington

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National Library of New Zealand

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Index New Zealand

Description

Summarises the findings of the January 2012 report, 'Fiji : the rule of law lost' in which the Law Society Charity - which was set up by the Law Society of England and Wales in 1974 to fund and provide expertise to organisations whose work is related to the law and the legal profession with a view to furthering law and justice - considers the effect on the rule of law in Fiji of the events of 2009 and beyond. Sets out the Charity's eight recommendations.

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Journal

Date created

24 Feb 2012

Creator

Bennington, Darise

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http://natlib.govt.nz/records/30134884

Related subjects

Rule of law / Fiji

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