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Monday, February 12, 2007

TRANSPARENCY SOLOMON ISLANDS ACCUSES GOVERNMENT OF TRYING TO BREAK THE LAWS OF SOLOMON ISLANDS.

SIBConline news
18:30 hrs
11/02/2007

Transparency Solomon Islands,TSI has accused government of working to wreck the rule of law and the country's legal system.

TSI has cited a series of actions by the government which the anti-corruption body says is already threatening the independence of the Solomon Islands's legal system.

It says the most blatant and shocking example of such was a decision by the acting Attorney General last month to drop serious charges against the minister for Commerce, Industries and Employment Peter Shanel.

TSI says the acting Attorney General also dropped charges against her own brother, who is a senior officer in the Prime Minister's Socred Party.

The anti-corruption body claims these decisions were taken to serve personal and political interests.

In a strongly worded statement, TSI says this is a clear abuse of office, which goes against all principles of the rule of law.

It says the acting Attorney General dropped charges against both men by invoking a provision in the constitution that provides for the Attorney General to act as Director of Public Prosecution in the absence of the DPP.

TSI says the DPP was present in the country at that time.

SIBC News understands Minister Shanel was charged in relation to the arrival of Australian lawyer, Julian Moti last October.

It is however not clear what charges the brother of the acting Attorney General was facing.

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