Fiji: Honor Commitments to Human Rights Council

Email UN member states should press the government of Fiji during its UN human rights review to end ill-treatment in detention, cease harassment and arbitrary arrest of its citizens, and stop interfering with judicial independence, Human Rights Watch said today. Fiji will undergo its second Universal Periodic Review (UPR), an assessment of each member country’s rights record held every four years, before the Human Rights Council in Geneva on October 29, 2014. (Geneva) – UN member states should press the government of Fiji during its UN human rights review to end ill-treatment in detention,…

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