FSII ACCUSED HEALTH MINISTRY OF TAKING SIDES WITH OOCL
Forum Solomon Islands International is accusing the Ministry of Health and Medical Services of taking sides with the illegal cigarette importer, Oceanic Oasis Company Limited, OOCL.…
Category: <span>Laws</span>
4TH JOINT PLENARY ON DRAFT FEDERAL CONSTITUTION ENDS
The fourth Joint Plenary on the Draft Federal Constitution has concluded. A government statement yesterday said the Constitutional Congress and the Eminent Persons Advisory Council concluded…
WOMAN CHARGED; SEXUAL ASSAULT CASES INCREASE
A woman from Duff Island, Temotu Province has been arrested on a charge of cruelty to children after she allegedly burnt her 6 year old daughter\’s…
WOMAN CHARGED FOR BURNING SIX YEAR OLD DAUGHTER
A woman from Duff Island, Temotu Province has been arrested on a charge of cruelty to children after she allegedly burnt her 6 year old daughter\’s…
P.N.A MEMBERS MEET TO REACH A ROBUST VDS AGREEMENT
Top fisheries officials from PNA member countries are in Honiara this week to reach agreement on two key issues – including a new platform for the…
UNFINISHED WORK POSTPONED LAUNCHING OF POLICE ACT
The official launching of the new Police Act has been postponed due to an unfinished work on the Act. Acting Police Commissioner Juanita Matanga told her…
NEW POLICE ACT TO BE ENFORCED THIS MONTH
The new Police Act has been enforced, beginning this month. In a statement, Police Minister Chris Laore said the gazetting of the Police Act and Police…
POLICE INVESTIGATES MURDER FOLLOWING DEATH CASE
Honiara and KiraKira Police are investigating a murder incident following the death of an adult person last Monday. The investigation comes after the death of a…
JUSTICE PALMER AND THREE OTHER JUDGES TO NZ
The Chief Justice Sir Albert Palmer and three other Judges are currently attending the 21st Pacific Judicial Development Conference in Auckland New Zealand. Acting High Court…
FEW LAWYERS SLOWS CABINET\’S ATTENTION TO REPORTS
A shortage of lawyers within the Ministry of Justice and Legal Affairs has caused lengthy delays in getting Cabinet attention for the Law Reform Commission\’s reports…