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TCCI warns that Employment Relations Act will cripple businesses

Wednesday, May 8, 2013 - 11:05
An ill-timed move by government to enact an Employment Relations Bill 2013 will cripple businesses with extra costs and reduce employment, according to the Tonga Chamber of Commerce and Industry Inc., who this week are facing a growing confrontation with Tonga’s Minister of Labour, the International Labour Organisation (ILO) and hardliners in Tonga’s Public Service Association.
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Tonga Constitution needs correction to secure Press Freedom

Monday, May 6, 2013 - 20:28
On World Press Freedom Day May 3, Tonga’s Attorney General Neil Adsett told journalists in Nuku’alofa that while Tonga’s Constitution guarantees Freedom of Speech and Press Freedom, there remains in the Constitution two other conflicting sub-clauses, inserted by an amendment in 2003, which are partly void and should be changed so that it is not misleading.
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Retiring Deputy Police Commissioner urges officers to understand rule of law

Thursday, February 21, 2013 - 15:49
Tonga’s Deputy Commissioner of Police Taniela Faletau (56) has taken up voluntary retirement effective March 1, after over 30-years of service. Trained in New Zealand the top cop was farewelled with a parade at the Police Headquarters in Longolongo, on Wednesday February 20.
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Australian police telephone interceptions, outside of Tongan law in drugs case

Friday, February 1, 2013 - 09:59
Tonga’s Solicitor General, ‘Aminiasi Kefu, said today that the Crown was dropping drugs charges against Lord Tu’ilakepa because of the complexity of the case, and also because key evidence gathered from telephone interceptions was done outside of the Tongan law.
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