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By: arnold
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Dec 16 2008 11:18:18
Comment:
Diplomacy at its worst. Why did the NZ government refuse student visas for those wanting to complete their studies? That is indeed childish and they have not learned the lesson from the expulsion of Green, the former NZ diplomat. If Fiji's High Commissioner is expelled from Wellington who cares? But if the NZ diplomat is expelled for the second time from Fiji it will be embarrassing for NZ. Grow up guys, this is international politics.
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By: Mukesh
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Dec 16 2008 12:05:43
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Media freedom? What media freedom?
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By: david1005143
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Dec 16 2008 12:19:58
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Travel ban on the perpetrators of the coup would be real and acceptable. But to the families who have no other choice, this is blatantly punishing the innocent and the poor. We need to help the country to move forward and to democratic elections. So please the smart, educated big brothers show your sense of judgment.
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By: ILN
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Dec 16 2008 13:43:17
Comment:
NZ, you take my pawns, I will take your King. Checkmate!
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By: Viren Singh
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Dec 16 2008 22:59:06
Comment:
The past and present authorities of New Zealand are quick to punish innocent fee paying Fijian students who have not committed any crimes, but are happy to have Chinese and white South Africans. Wake up John Key, why the double standards?
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By: john kumar
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Dec 17 2008 00:22:49
Comment:
The NZ Government has seen it to punish family members of the officials in the IG. The IG has earnestly made requests to the NZ Govt to reconsider its unreasonable stance but NZ refuses to remove the travel ban. I wonder if it has imposed the same bans on other countries like Thailand. I think it's time for Fiji to respond by imposing travel bans on NZ citizens associated with the agenda to paint Fiji as a military dictatorship.
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