Both men have pleaded not guilty and have been released on $2,000 bail with no surety.
Driti was represented by lawyer Filimoni Vosarogo while Mara was represented by Devanesh Sharma.
The two men appeared before Magistrate Alofa Seruvatu.
Ratu Tevita was charged with one count of uttering seditious comments — breaching Section 67 of the Crimes Decree.
Driti was charged with one count each of uttering seditious comments and inciting to mutiny.
The two men have been ordered to surrender their passports and will re-appear in court on May 30.
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