Why is the Fijian military concerned about the new constitutional amendment?
Fiji military command questions immunity clause in constitutional reform
What the source reports (AI summary)
The Commander of the Republic of Fiji Military Forces has raised concerns regarding a provision in the 2026 Constitution Amendment Bill that grants absolute immunity to state officials until the new parliament sits.
AI interpretation: Impact analysis
The report describes internal diplomatic and institutional tension between the military command and the government over legal immunity.
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