The Fiji Indians trace their colonial roots to indentured labour. Between 1879 and 1916, when the indenture system was abolished, 60969 Indian men and women came to Fiji. Plantation life caused them to rearrange their closely-knit, family-oriented routine. The caste system had to go as well, and people remade a version of society they had [...] Read more »
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