Fijitimes.Fj Phone Hacking Allegations Lead to Resignation of Fiji's Justice Minister
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- •Siromi Turaga resigned as Minister for Justice after alleged phone hacking.
- •His daughter defended him on social media, emphasizing the impact of public humiliation.
- •Prime Minister Rabuka deemed an investigation unnecessary, focusing on the act itself.
Siromi Turaga, former Minister for Justice in Fiji, resigned following allegations that his phone was hacked, leading to the circulation of an explicit video. His daughter claimed on social media that the hack resulted in public humiliation for him and his family. Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka stated there is no need for an investigation into the hacking, asserting that the act itself is what matters. Deputy Prime Minister Manoa Kamikamica praised Turaga's contributions to the government and expressed concern for his family's well-being during this controversy. Despite the incident, Turaga remains a Member of Parliament and a member of the People’s Alliance Party. The incident has sparked significant social media discussions and public scrutiny.
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