Question

At the time of elections in Fiji, both the natives of Fiji and persons of Indian origin vote. However ,the vote of a native holds greater value than that of a person of Indian origin. What type of violation of the democratic principle does this suggest?

Answer 1

Fiji has held 12 general elections, 10 for the House of Representatives since becoming independent of the United Kingdom in 1970; there had been numerous elections under colonial rule, but only one with universal suffrage (in 1966) and 2 for the Parliament of Fiji since the establishment of the 2013 constitution. In this period, Fiji has had four constitutions, and the voting system has changed accordingly.

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