Also … Radio Australia (text) report

Scoop Investigation: UN To Consider Fiji Military On "Case By Case Basis" - The New Zealand and Australian governments have suffered a set-back in moves to have the United Nations ban Fiji's military-led government from deploying its soldiers to UN peacekeeping operations. In response to Scoop's questions the United Nations secretary general's office said it will consider Fiji's contributions on a "case by case" basis. More >>

Also:

• Scoop Report - NZ Govt To Continue To Seek UN/Fiji Peacekeeper Ban
• United Nations - Call On Fiji To Regulate Private Security
• United Nations - Need for Peacekeeping Collaboration
• New Zealand Bloggers - NZ Bloggers Offer Support For Fiji Counterparts
• Fiji Blogs - Military Pressures FINTEL To Block Access To Blogs
• Andreas von Warburg - Fiji Ranks High In UN Peacekeeping Contributions
• Background Report - UN Conundrum Over 92 Fiji Soldiers For Peacekeeping Op
• (KiwiFM Audio): Wallace n Manning: Scoop's Selwyn Manning joins Wallace Chapman to discuss how UN reveals it will consider Fiji's soldiers for peacekeeping operations on a case by case basis.

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