Comment: It seems like the AG is running late on sweeping uglies under the legal carpet.

Comment: Will Fiji situation impact on socio, eco, geo politics etc globally; compared to current situation in Kenya, Pakistan, Iraq, Timor etc that warrants IBA - not surprised with our "Pacific sheriff" is behind this agenda. It's only 11 months to 2009.

Comment: The govt is against this because they've compromised the legal system.

Comment: What has the AG to hide? I thought they were clean. Court litigation will go on despite who visits we cannot close these cases or resolve them overnight. Let the IBA visit and maybe something fruitful might come out of this. Fiji needs a Judicial clean-up anyway.

Comment: What the hell is he got to hide? Invite them if the AG believes in what he is doing is right.

Comment: Why now but not 1987 and 2000? IBA is a real hypocrite organization.

Comment: If transparency was practised all along, why worry. Is there something to hide?

Comment: This concerns whole of Fiji and on any matter like this the Home affairs Minister or the state should be consulted before inviting any outsiders (international). The IG should send a clear warning to all.

Comment: Nobody has the right to undermine the judicial process of any country, Why doesn't the IBA try China, Indonesia, Cuba, Russia, Pakistan and several Arab countries? IBA must be neutral and not biased. I think IBA officials should not be granted a visa to enter Fiji after all Fiji is in Fiji and not IBA.

Comment: It will be biting, but I must show my opinion of some lawyers in Fiji: When they think they are correct, the whole world should believe them. If not then do anything to make them believe. Before the last coup, the likes of Graham Leung was very little heard of. At least they are awake now.

Comment: Come on Sayed, you are suppose to be part of the Government of anti-corruption, anti-bad etc etc. If you are trying to stop these guys from coming in then it will appear that you guys have something to hide. Wake up and smell the roses men, you cannot eradicate corruption neither can I but only one can do it and his name is Jesus Christ for John the Baptist said when he saw Christ "Behold the lamb of God that taketh away the sins of the World". Don't get me wrong here bro and think that I'm promoting a complacent attitude towards corruption. Far from it, I thank you & your team (IG) for the effort that you guys have put in to weed out some rot (you know what I mean) but this is not enough and I pray that more effort should be put in to get rid of the ugliest. We need divine intervention not only in the field of 7s but in our families, our homes, work place, schools, churches, mosque, temples you name it.

Comment: It never ceases to amuse me how the interim AG likes to sweet-talk his way around the real issues at hand ... lol ... as they say - 'you're running in the egg' boy. The truth will always prevail.

Comment: Wonder why the interim AG is kicking a big fuss over this visit. If nothing more, their findings would only confirm what the other team from LAWASIA had reported earlier and was one of the Interim AG's priority tasks was to look into these findings and implement recommendations - it's either there hasn't been any further progress on actioning what he publicly announced or he feels left out yet again by his own professional colleagues.

Comment: IBA is not the law in Fiji. What kind of statement they can make in a 4-day visit?

Comment: Graham Leung and Ratu Joni should consider joining the Peoples Charter both as highly intelligent people and whose additional contributions as a Chinese and a Fijian chief respectively would have been inspirational and motivational. Particular members of the judiciary should refrain from selective hypocrisy and mischievous attempts to bully government into accepting legally motivated policies. Sa rauta. Keimami sa oca.