Refworld | Fiji: 1. What conflicts exist between Fijian Indians and indigenous Fijians? 2. Can authorities protect citizens from racially motivated attacks? 3. Would a widow be more at risk of racially motivated attacks? 4. Is relocation an option for an indigenous Fijian widow?

Title	Fiji: 1. What conflicts exist between Fijian Indians and indigenous Fijians? 2. Can authorities protect citizens from racially motivated attacks? 3. Would a widow be more at risk of racially motivated attacks? 4. Is relocation an option for an indigenous Fijian widow?
Publisher	Australia: Refugee Review Tribunal
Publication Date	15 September 2009
Country	Fiji
Topics	Discrimination based on race, nationality, ethnicity \| Fijians \| Indians \| Indigenous persons
Citation / Document Symbol	FJI35403
Cite as	Australia: Refugee Review Tribunal, Fiji: 1. What conflicts exist between Fijian Indians and indigenous Fijians? 2. Can authorities protect citizens from racially motivated attacks? 3. Would a widow be more at risk of racially motivated attacks? 4. Is relocation an option for an indigenous Fijian widow?, 15 September 2009, FJI35403, available at: http://www.refworld.org/docid/4f1419b82.html [accessed 3 July 2017]
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