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斐济指责澳洲工党( 执政党）把船民发送到岛国的政策。斐济外交部长Ratu Inoke Kubuabola 说，澳洲陆克文政府这样的决定，会影响岛国的社会解构，影响岛国经济和安定。 斐济外交部长Ratu Inoke Kubuabola 指责澳洲运用自己的经济优势劝导岛国吸收本来要偷渡到澳洲的船民，船民人数至少上千。 斐济外交部长Ratu Inoke Kubuabola 指责澳洲政府这个突然的决策，说这样只是为了澳洲工党自己内部的短期政治利益。 是傲慢的，缺乏考虑的，没有考虑到任何对接受国的长远影响。 原文 http://www.theaustralian.com.au/ ... hm1gu-1226687594296 Arrogant PNG Solution a shock to Pacific nations, says Fiji From: AAP July 29, 20133:26PM FIJI has attacked the Rudd government's asylum-seeker policy, warning it threatens the social fabric of Pacific island nations. Fiji Foreign Minister Ratu Inoke Kubuabola launched a broadside against Australia's plan to send all new boatpeople to Papua New Guinea for processing and possible resettlement. He accused Australia of using its economic muscle to persuade a Melanesian country to accept thousands of people who are not Pacific Islanders into the region. “For an Australian problem, you have proposed a Melanesian solution that threatens to destabilise the already delicate social and economic balances in our societies,” Mr Kubuabola told the 20th Australia-Fiji Business Forum in Brisbane. “This deal, and those mooted with Solomon Islands and Vanuatu, clearly threatens our interests by altering the fundamental social fabric of any member country that accepts a deal. . . “We are deeply troubled by the consequent threat to the stability of these countries and the wider Melanesian community by the scale of what is being envisaged.” Mr Kubuabola said that while he respected the PNG government's sovereign right to make the deal, it was done to solve Australia's domestic political problem for short-term political gain, without proper consideration of the long-term consequences. “This was done without any consultation, a sudden and unilateral announcement, which is not the Pacific way and has shocked a great many people in the region,” Mr Kubuabola said. “We share the horror of many in the international community at the deaths of more than 1000 asylum-seekers trying to reach Australia. “But we cannot remain silent when the current Australian government dumps this problem, which is arguably of its own making, on our doorstep. “This deal continues a pattern of behaviour on the part of the Australian government that is inconsiderate, prescriptive, high-handed and arrogant.” AAP |
