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What are the laws like in Fiji?
The Constitution of Fiji was abrogated in 2006. Currently there are decrees in place. A new constitution is on the way and will be complete in 2013. To read the full decress of Fiji visit the Government of Fiji website.
The preamble begins with?
The Constitution of Fiji
Is Fiji a democratic nation?
No. Currently Fiji is governed by a care-taker interim military based government. It is now called The Republic of the Fiji Islands starting from the point when the President of Fiji abrogate and wipe the 1997 Fiji Constitution out. The PER- Public Emergency Regulation keeps people away and to stop them practising their freedom of assembly, speech and communication. Fiji is a Republic not a Democratic country.
When did Fiji become independent from its colonists?
Fiji gained Indepandence from Britain in October 10th, 1970. Fiji achieved this by telling Britain that they are able to stand on their own feet. And so wish was granted. No arguments, disatisfaction, fight or whatsoever came in between.
What is the problem with Fiji government?
There is no problem with the Fiji Government. COmmodore Frank Bainimarama took over the Qara-se governmnet because of corruption,lies and discrimination. Commodore Bainimarama is the interim PM of the Fiji Islands. Election will take place once a new constitution is in place for the betterment of all Fijians.
What are Fiji's downfalls?
In 2006 the Fiji Military Forces stormed the parliment and ousted the democratically elected government out. Since 2006 The Constitution of the Republic of the Fiji Islands have been removed and placed by military decrees. There is no freedom of Information in Fiji - every media like tv, radio, newspaper and magazine are monitored through the Ministry of Information Fiji. There are no freedom of protest, gatherings and the like since 2006. Other bad things about fiji communally include:- teenage pregnancy school drop outs poverty crime and the likes.
What was the Fiji's name before it was actually named Fiji?
FIJI has foe ever been FIJI
What is Fiji's official name?
Republic of the Fiji IslandsThe Sovereign Republic of the Fiji Islands.
What country it is part of Banaba?
Banaba is an Island which is now part of Republic of Kiribati while the majority of Banaban people were moved to Rabi Island which is part of Fiji after World War II in December 1945. Technically the Banaban people on Rabi Island still have legal and landownership rights over Banaba Island Under Chapter 9 of Kiribati Constitution even if they do reside in Fiji. Banabans living in Rabi Island have autonomy under Banaban Settlement act under Fiji Constitution.
What country is it part of?
Banaba is an Island which is now part of Republic of Kiribati while the majority of Banaban people were moved to Rabi Island which is part of Fiji after World War II in December 1945. Technically the Banaban people on Rabi Island still have legal and landownership rights over Banaba Island Under Chapter 9 of Kiribati Constitution even if they do reside in Fiji. Banabans living in Rabi Island have autonomy under Banaban Settlement act under Fiji Constitution.
How many countries do Fiji have?
There is only one country in Fiji: Fiji.
What kind of money does Fiji use?
Fiji uses the Fiji Dollar, although the Australian Dollar is widely accepted _______________________________________________ Fiji is a country of its own with its own jurisdiction and legislation. Fiji uses the Fiji Dollar. $1.00=100cents. Fiji monetary unit is $FJD
