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Tuesday, February 27, 2007

MOTI AFFAIR: REPORT IMPLICATES PNG PRIME MINISTER IN MOTI SECRET FLIGHT

SIBConline news
16:37 hrs
26/02/2007

In Papua New Guinea, lawyers have told the Defence Board of Inquiry that Prime Minister Sir Michael Somare gave the verbal order for Julian Moti to be transported out of the country October 10 last year.

In reading out their final submission to the inquiry board, senior counsel John Kawi said Sir Michael should be investigated and charged for breaching international and PNG laws in giving the orders, which led to the aiding and abetting a wanted alleged “child sex molester” and fugitive Julian Moti who also absconded PNG bail laws.

Mr Kawi said Joseph Assaigo’s evidence that the direction to get rid of Moti from PNG came from Sir Michael is true and should be accepted by the Inquiry.

Mr Kawi urged the board of inquiry to pay little attention to the many denials by the Prime Minister on the floor of Parliament last November, his statements in the media and his affidavit last Thursday, all saying he did not sanction the flight.

Mr Kawi said his submission was based on all evidences brought before the inquiry, particularly, the second diplomatic note from the Solomon Islands prime minister requesting the Prime Minister of PNG and its Government to ensure safe passage of their attorney-general designate, Julian Moti.

Mr Kawi said the Solomon Islands government, also in its diplomatic note, requested the PNG Government to direct the Public Prosecutor to immediately withdraw and discontinue the pending court case against Moti.

To facilitate Moti’s safe passage, two senior government officials Robson Tanabose and Chris Hapa were sent to PNG.

It was confirmed to the inquiry that there had been a meeting of these officials within the PM’s office.

posted by administrator @ 8:57 AM

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