Key Non-Governmental Organizations have confirmed they have not been invited to meet with the Ministerial Contact Group which includes the Foreign Affairs Ministers of Australia and New Zealand.
The Fiji Women's Rights Movement, the Fiji Women's Crisis Centre and Transparency International have confirmed they have not been invited to the meet.
Fiji Human Rights Commissioner Dr Shaista Shameem has also confirmed not meeting with the Group.
Ousted Opposition Leader Mick Beddoes has confirmed receiving an invite to meet with the Group however there has been no confirmation of time and place.
However, the National Federation Party's General Secretary Pramod Rae has confirmed to Fijivillage that they have been invited to meet the Group and this is to take place tomorrow.
The Citizen's Constitutional Forum has confirmed a meet with the Group however this will be part of the NCBBF meet this afternoon at 3pm.
NGOs Not Invited To Meet Delegation
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