This news is sicker than anything I've read this month.
Post Courier Headline: "'FUGITIVE' IS NOW A PNG CITIZEN"
...
Fugitive Joko Tjandra, wanted by Interpol (see
http://www.interpol.int/
granted Citizenship by government under the recommendation of the PNG
Citizenship Advisory committee.
Mr. Tjandra has never been a resident of PNG. The Constitution provides
that at a person must have "resided continuously" in PNG for "at least
eight years". Yes. 8 Years!!!. Mr. Tjandra has possibly been here in PNG
for ONLY 8 MONTHS! Yes. 8 Months as far as we know.
He is wanted by Interpol and Indonesia's Supreme Court. He was carted into
PNG by Belden Namah and Sam Basil in November last year in OUR plane.
Article says he was not present at the citizenship ceremony because his
papers were given to him before the event, unofficially of course. Foreign
Minister Ano Pala says NO COMMENT as issue has been taken up to the PM and
DPM.
The Citiizenship Advisory Board is made up of four permanent members, two
of whom are MPs, and an ad hoc member representing the community in which
the applicant for citizenship resides. The Committee is currently chaired
by Matthew Poia.
I ASK AGAIN: IS THERE ANYTHING IN THIS COUNTRY THAT MONEY CANNOT BUY?
Like, oh I don't know....DIGNITY perhaps? Or National Sovereignty? Pride
and Patriotism?
GOD SAVE PAPUA NEW GUINEA.See More
This news is sicker than anything I've read this month.
Post Courier Headline: "'FUGITIVE' IS NOW A PNG CITIZEN"
...
Fugitive Joko Tjandra, wanted by Interpol (see
http://www.interpol.int/
granted Citizenship by government under the recommendation of the PNG
Citizenship Advisory committee.
Mr. Tjandra has never been a resident of PNG. The Constitution provides
that at a person must have "resided continuously" in PNG for "at least
eight years". Yes. 8 Years!!!. Mr. Tjandra has possibly been here in PNG
for ONLY 8 MONTHS! Yes. 8 Months as far as we know.
He is wanted by Interpol and Indonesia's Supreme Court. He was carted into
PNG by Belden Namah and Sam Basil in November last year in OUR plane.
Article says he was not present at the citizenship ceremony because his
papers were given to him before the event, unofficially of course. Foreign
Minister Ano Pala says NO COMMENT as issue has been taken up to the PM and
DPM.
The Citiizenship Advisory Board is made up of four permanent members, two
of whom are MPs, and an ad hoc member representing the community in which
the applicant for citizenship resides. The Committee is currently chaired
by Matthew Poia.
I ASK AGAIN: IS THERE ANYTHING IN THIS COUNTRY THAT MONEY CANNOT BUY?
Like, oh I don't know....DIGNITY perhaps? Or National Sovereignty? Pride
and Patriotism?
GOD SAVE PAPUA NEW GUINEA.See More
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