British High Comm reacts to Fijian expulsion

Wednesday, 4 November 2009, 9:58 am
Press Release: British High Commission

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British High Commissioner reacts to Fijian expulsion.

The British High Commissioner to New Zealand , George Fergusson said in a statement on the Fiji situation that :“ We very much regret this decision . It can only be a retrograde step for Fiji and the region.”

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