The Fiji Human Rights and Anti-Discrimination Commission strongly condemns all forms of violence against children.

The Fiji Police Force is pleading with members of the public to refrain from using methamphetamine because of the high health risks associated with the drug that can result in a loss of life.

More startling rape and sexual offence cases have been recorded by the office of the Director of Public Prosecutions last month.

A total of 539 people were charged with a total of 650 counts of serious crime offences last year.

Acting Prime Minister Manoa Kamikamica has cautioned any business operator who may be involved in the recent importation of methamphetamine to Fiji.

Four police officers were among the 299 people charged last year for serious sexual offenses.

While thirteen individuals are facing legal action for their alleged involvement in the massive two-billion-dollar methamphetamine discovery in Nadi, authorities warn that the investigation is far from over.

Police are investigating a report of an alleged break-in at a temple on Calia Back Road in Navua.

A man has been sentenced to nine years and nine months imprisonment for raping his two cousins.

A 32-year-old farmer has been jailed to 13 years, 10 months and 10 days for raping his cousin brother.

The Catholic Church is actively working on the formulation of an action plan to address domestic violence, with a particular emphasis on addressing its root cause, the perpetrators.

Approximately 1.1 tonnes of white substances in crystal and powder has been seized by the Fiji Police Force.