A Fiji lawyer who lodged an official complaint about alleged torture by security forces has had his offices ransacked.
Aman Ravindra-Singh is also defending a group of people on sedition charges.
His Lautoka offices were broken into over the Easter weekend.
Mr Ravindra-Singh said windows were smashed, furniture broken and documents and paperwork torn and scattered accross the room.
He said he was still compiling a list of what had gone missing.
Photo: Fiji Police
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