Constitution of the Republic of Fiji 2013
Religious Law
  • English

    (3) Religion and the State are separate, which means—
    (a) the State and all persons holding public office must treat all religions equally;
    (b) the State and all persons holding public office must not dictate any religious belief;
    (c) the State and all persons holding public office must not prefer or advance, by any means, any particular religion, religious denomination, religious belief, or religious practice over another, or over any non-religious belief; and
    (d) no person shall assert any religious belief as a legal reason to disregard this Constitution or any other law. (Sec. 4)
  • iTaukei

    (3) E sega ni okati vata na lotu kei na Matanitu, e kena ibalebale ya ni—
    (a) na Matanitu kei ira na vakailesilesi ni valenivolavola ni lewenivanua e dodonu mera rokova na veimatalotu kece;
    (b) na Matanitu kei ira na kena vakailesilesi ni valenivolavola ni lewenivanua mera kua ni vakatulewataka e dua na vakabauta vakalotu;
    (c) na Matanitu kei ira na kena vakailesilesi ni valenivolavola ni lewenivanua mera kua ni totaka e dua na matalotu, isoqosoqo lotu, se mata vakabauta, oka tale ga kina na vakabauta sega ni yavutaki vakalotu; ka
    (d) me kua ni dua na tamata me vakayagataka na nona vakabauta vakalotu me vakacala vakalawa na Yavunivakavulewa qo se dua tale na lawa tabaki. (Sec. 4)
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