Fijian MP Lynda Tabuya condemned the circulation of an alleged nude video as "cyber bullying". Tabuya stated the video was private, shared between her and her husband, and not scandalous. She Minister for Women, Children and Social Protection Lynda Tabuya has addressed the circulation of a private video involving her which has been shared on various platforms. In a statement, Tabuya condemns the incident as a serious invasion of her privacy. While she acknowledges the existence of the A complaint has been lodged at the Totogo Police Station in Suva regarding the circulation of an explicit video involving Lynda Tabuya. Police Chief of Operations ACP Livai Driu has confirmed this to FBC News. He said the case was being handled by the Cyber Crime Unit and was under investigation. Minister for Women, Children and Social Protection Lynda Tabuya says she is aware of a private video that has been circulated on various platforms involving her, stating that this matter is a Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has written to the Minister for Women and Children Lynda Tabuya to explain about a viral explicit video, allegedly of her, currently circulating on social media. The PM made the comments when asked if he was aware of the video. Rabuka adds that the letter, reportedly sent this morning, seeks clarification from the However, Tabuya's carefully curated image faced an unexpected challenge with the emergence of a viral video leak that set social media ablaze. The incident, which quickly went viral, raised important questions about digital privacy in the age of social media and the ongoing battle faced by public figures when their personal lives collide with Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has today written to the Minister for Women, Children and Social Protection Lynda Tabuya to get an explanation from her on an alleged nude video of her circulating on social media. When asked the question, Mr Rabuka posed the question to journalist "have you watched it." He added he has written

to [â¦] In a powerful response to the circulation of an inappropriate video, Fiji's Minister for Women, Children, and Social Protection, Lynda Tabuya, is taking a stand against cyberbullying. Her personal ordeal sheds light on the alarming issue of technology-facilitated gender-based violence. What steps is she taking to protect privacy and uphold the law? Discover how her fight highlights the urgent Recent discussions have been ignited by the case of Lynda Tabuya, a prominent Fijian politician, who found herself at the center of controversy due to a purported viral video incident in December 2024. Lynda Tabuya has long been a significant figure in Fijian politics, having served as the Minister for Women, Children, and Social Protection. Ministry of Women, Children & Poverty Alleviation. The Minister for Women, Children, and Social Protection, Hon. Lynda Tabuya, issued a powerful challenge to more than 40 young women at the Young Women's Forum today, urging them to stand against online harassment and bullying.