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Speaker s debate: Is the death penalty a deterrent for drugs offences?

Capital punishment as a deterrent for illicit drugs offences, was rejected 38 to 8 by debaters who were invited by the Speaker, Lord Fakafanua, to participate in the first public debate held in the Parliament House in Nuku'alofa yesterday, 28 May. Those who argued for the right to life, said there was not any evidence to show that the death penalty was a deterrent and there

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The First Speaker s Debate drew interest from the public and stakeholders

The First Speaker s Debate drew interest from the public and stakeholders
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Strengthening the Constituency Development Funds today was the aim of a Talanoa session for Members of Parliament

Strengthening the Constituency Development Funds today was the aim of a Talanoa session for Members of Parliament
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Strengthening the Constituency Development Funds today was the aim of a Talanoa session for Members of Parliament

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Migration schemes breaking up Tongan families, says PM

The increasing rate of divorce of Tongans leaving on overseas employment programs needs to be addressed, the Prime Minister Hon. Hu'akavameiliku said today. He was responding to the the concerns expressed by King Tupou VI, at the opening of the 2024 session of the Legislative Assembly of Tonga, on 16 May.

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