Fiji Truth Commission Holds Diaspora Hearings in New Zealand and Australia
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- Fiji’s Truth and Reconciliation Commission is conducting a truth-telling process for Fijians living in New Zealand and Australia.
- Survivors and witnesses can share their experiences through private and public hearings, with the New Zealand engagement running until the 19th.
Fiji’s Truth and Reconciliation Commission is taking its truth-telling process to Fijians in New Zealand and Australia.
The commission says survivors and witnesses affected by Fiji’s political upheavals can share their experiences through private and public hearings. The New Zealand engagement began last Thursday and will continue until the 19th.
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