Fiji human rights lawyer Imrana Jalal has been warned by a senior figure in the interim government not to comment about a court case brought against her by the Independent Commission Against Corruption.
Ms Jalal says the case, which centres on allegations she was operating a business without a licence, has been brought against her because she's a critic of the coup-installed government.
Interim Attorney-General Aiyaz Sayed-Khaium told Radio Australia says she is trying use the overseas media to portray herself as a victim.
Listen to the interview: http://www.radioaustralia.net.au/pacbeat/stories/201001/s2790804.htm
6 comments:
It will be a great day when the idiot aiyaz is brought to justice, if indeed he makes it that far in one piece !
the idiot deserves to be hanged or stoned alive
Mark Manning, not that tired old crap about Aiyaz again. Are things quiet on the wards all of a sudden? For a few weeks, we were spared your pointless ranting and life was suddenly a lot more bearable. How cruel that you've bounced back like the creature from the black lagoon. I wouldn't mind if your contributions were clever and had insight. But it's just drivel and an assault on the senses. Can't you fall on a scalpel or something?
Kyum should be cooked and given to the dogs.
well said mark manning. This khaiyum terrorist needs to be dragged out ogn the street and stoned to death sharia style!!
I don't advocate violence, but it's understandable under the present circumstances to request that Frank and Co. receive the same treatment that they have dished out to others since December the 5th. 2006.
personally i'd prefer to see them spend their final years in jail, if only to serve as a deterrent for other would be terrorists and traitors.
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