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Niudamu condemns attacks on temples

Summary by Fiji Broadcasting Corporation

Assistant Minister for Justice, Josaia Niudamu, has strongly condemned recent acts of sacrilege against Hindu places of worship, calling them “morally and ethically wrong” and a “grave violation” of the right to freedom of belief. Niudamu reminded the public that sacrilege is a serious criminal offence under Section 305 of the Crimes Act 2009, carrying […]

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Niudamu condemns attacks on temples

Assistant Minister for Justice, Josaia Niudamu, has strongly condemned recent acts of sacrilege against Hindu places of worship, calling them “morally and ethically wrong” and a “grave violation” of the right to freedom of belief. Niudamu reminded the public that sacrilege is a serious criminal offence under Section 305 of the Crimes Act 2009, carrying […]

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Fiji Broadcasting Corporation broke the news in 3 days ago on Saturday, July 19, 2025.

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