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November 06, 2011 03:30:12 PM
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Fiji Trade Union Congress (FTUC) National Secretary Felix Anthony remains in police custody and is yet to be charged.

Permanent Secretary for Information Sharon Smith-Johns confirmed this to FijiLive today.

She said they were waiting for police to do their job and  she would provide further comments once charges are been laid against Anthony.

Anthony was taken into police custody on Friday night

FTUC President, Daniel Urai, was also arrested last week and is in police custody as well.

Fiji law allows for detention without charge for up to ten days.

By Tevita Vuibau

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