International Anti-Corruption Day Message from FICAC Acting Deputy Commissioner Mr. Rashmi Aslam.
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After serving over 5 years as the FICAC Manager Legal,
Mr. Rashmi Aslam continues the fight against corrupution as the Acting Deputy Commissioner.
Ensuring the people of Fiji live a life free of corruption
FICAC is committed to effectively combating corruption in order to promote transparency and accountability for the attainment of zero tolerance of corruption, set the foundation for good governance and create sustainable development for the benefit of all citizens of Fiji
Independence, Integrity, Impartiality, Professionalism and Commitment
Public Bodies
Communities
Schools
Private Bodies
Receives corruption-related complaints from members of the public with regards to Public Sector Corruption.
Investigates corruption-related complaints, as directed by the FICAC Deputy Commissioner.
Tasked with the assessment and prosecution of corruption and bribery related offences.
Provides vital support to the Commission in order to ensure ease of operation.
Proactive in educating the public about the identification of corruption and its ill-effects.
A former Permit Officer with the Fiji Immigration Department appeared in the Suva Magistrate Court today, charged with corruption related offences. Ms Alberta Sautu was charged by the Fiji Independent Commission Against Corruption (FICAC) with one (1) count of Bribery. She
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Read MoreThe former Divisional Registrar West with the Ministry of Justice was sentenced to 22 months imprisonment in the Lautoka Magistrates Court on Monday. Mr Iosefo Rabeka was charged by the Fiji Independent Commission Against Corruption (FICAC) in February 2019 with two (2) counts
Read MoreThe former iTaukei Affairs Board Assistant Treasurer pleaded guilty to charges of corruption in the Labasa Magistrates Court yesterday. The Fiji Independent Commission Against Corruption (FICAC) charged Mr Taniela Jerema in 2018 with a count each of Obtaining a Financial Advan
Read MoreThe suspended Labasa Town Council Market Manager was produced in the Labasa Magistrates Court today for alleged corrupt practice. Mr Shalendra Chand was charged by the Fiji Independent Commission Against Corruption (FICAC) with one (1) count of Obtaining a Financial Advantage.
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