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Fiji court rules 2006 coup illegal, calls for elections

A Fiji court on Thursday ruled the military regime formed after the 2006 military coup was illegal and said a caretaker prime minister should be appointed to call for elections and restore democracy.

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A Fiji court on Thursday ruled the military regime formed after the 2006 military coup was illegal and said a caretaker prime minister should be appointed to call for elections and restore democracy.

The Appeals Court of Fiji overturned a Supreme Court judgement last year rejecting an application by ousted prime minister Laisenia Qarase for the military leader Voreqe Bainimarama's regime to be ruled illegal.

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