Fijian Constitution

The Fijian Constitution is the fundamental legal framework that defines how Fiji is governed. It establishes the roles and powers of the government branches, guarantees fundamental rights for all citizens, and sets out the rules for making laws. The Constitution also provides processes for changing or amending it, ensuring stability and accountability. It aims to promote unity, respect diversity, and uphold the rule of law, guiding how Fiji's society and government function to serve its people fairly and effectively.