Title | The Government of Fiji - Uytresdfyuoiuytd |
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The Government of Fiji Continent:
Oceania
Population:
912,241 (2018 estimate) 884,887 (2017 census)
Size:
7,056 sq mi
Distribution:
Capital and largest city - Suva
Diversity:
Ethnic groups – 56,8% iTaukei (Indigenous Fijians), 37,5% Indian, 1,2% Rotumans (Indigenous inhabitants of Rotuma, a small Island group), 4,5% Others (European, part European, other Pacific Islanders, Chinese) Religion – 64,4% Christianity, 27,9% Hinduism, 7,7% Other
Style of government:
Unitary parliamentary constitutional republic, became democratic in 2014 – until then, Fiji used to have a military dictatorship
Leader of government:
Prime Minister Frank Bainimarama (2007-today, last elected November 20th, 2018) Executional info – Government Legislative info – Government + Parliament
Role of military:
A lot of political power – The leader of the 3 big parties, all have military experience Ensure security, defense and well-being of Fiji and all Fijians
Role of court systems: 1. 2. 3. 4.
Magistrate Courts High Court Court of Appeals Supreme Court No special court, military court only try members of the armed forces
Voting:
They vote for… Used to be mandatory to vote until 2014 Last election was in 2018, the ruling FijiFirst party got just over 50% of the votes
Health care:
National health care financed through tax money, but they do have private clinics too.
Economics:
Market economy based primarily on tourism and agriculture Unemployment rate 2018: around 4,2% Tourism and export of sugar
Education:
Education is not mandatory, but more than 85% of children aged 6-13 attend primary school (1-8 grade) School is free and provided by both public and church-run schools...