FIJI: Claims Human Rights election inquiry laughable

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Updated September 20, 2007 16:52:34

aome of Fiji's senior public servants have condemned the Human Rights Commission inquiry into the 2006 elections. The former supervisor of elections Semesa Karavaki and former deputy prime minister Tupeni Baba claim the report is laughable and "not worth the paper it's written on".

Presenter: Geraldine Coutts
Speakers: Doctor Tupeni Baba, former Deputy Prime Minister

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