There are intense ethnic confrontations between the indigenous Fijians and immigrant indians. The end of British rule in 1970, and the end of balance of the two main peoples brought about military coups, resulting in the 1992 constitution guaranteeing perpetual Fijian political dominance.

Fijians embraced Christianity over a century ago, but this is often cultural rather than spiritual. Being 80% Hindu, the indians form the largest non-Christian community in the Pacific.

For further information and specific prayer points for Fiji, look up the book "Operation World" by Patrick Johnstone.

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