The Interim Attorney General has alleged that some heads of missions in Fiji are not impartial in their work after he received the names of people to meet with the European Union expert mission to examine the rule of law in the country.
Sayed-Khaiyum said some of the people who will meet with the EU delegation are litigants in some of the cases in court.
He alleged that some mission heads are always one sided and he has spoken to the French Ambassodor to consider some other people like the former President of the Fiji Law Society in 2000 to get a fair idea of what transpired in the country.
The EU delegation will meet Sayed-Khaiyum today, before meeting suspended Chief Justice Daniel Fatiaki, Qoriniasi Bale, senior lawyers who are members of the Fiji Law Society, activists Imrana Jalal, Virisila Buadromo and others.
Heads of Missions Not Impartial-Interim AG
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