In Suva, Fiji's Constitution Review Commission has placed before parliament a document that asks the nation to reckon with its own unresolved past: whether those who seized power by force — including the man who now leads the government — should finally be held accountable under law. The commission's report, delivered to a parliament operating under a constitution never put to voters, proposes stripping coup immunity, restructuring legislative power, and restoring traditional institutions to constitutional standing. It is a rare moment when a country is asked to rewrite the rules that have pro