The Fiji Times Editor in Chief is calling on the interim government to step in and do something about the increasing number of attacks on individuals in recent weeks.
Rika said he had been attacked three times and no significant action had been taken to show him that something is being done.
He added there seems to be special treatment given to members of the interim government when they have their homes robbed.
However, Deputy Director for Information Major Neumi Leweni said the matter had been handled by police and has refused to comment further.
Police have confirmed receiving reports after unknown men allegedly tried to burn the homes of Global Risk Chief Executive Officer Sakiusa Raivoce and Fiji Times Editor in Chief Netani Rika early this morning.
Fiji Times Editor in Chief Netani Rika said the incident happened at around 3.15am.
Meanwhile, the Head of the Global Risk Strategies Sakiusa Raivoce said he was woken up by the sound of an explosion.
These two attacks are part of the latest attacks on prominent figures in recent weeks.
Netani Rika calls for fair treatment
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