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Church-state clash in Fiji over principals for Catholic schools
January 23, 2019
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CWN Editor's Note: Church leaders in Fiji have threatened to shut down all of the nation’s Catholic schools, in protest against the government’s move to appoint non-Catholic principals. The government has said that the appointments are based on merit, and the Catholic schools have the option to exist as private institutions.
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