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Sunday 12 June 2005
Photo News
Maldivian Democratic Party
holds 1st historic assembly in Maldives
Last night (11th June 2005), MDP held its first official assembly to discuss
details of the formation of the party, which has already submitted the required
petition from the public for the registration of the party.The assembly held in
Iskandharu School in Male' was attended by thousands of MDP supporters and
well-wishers. Several senior leading figures of the party movement spoke in
tonight's meeting.
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more
Letter to Gayyoom from Asian Human Rights Commission
 "There
are no cultural, political, social or religious
specificities, which justify deprivation of rights and
freedom recognized under international law" Asian Human
Rights Commission
I am writing on behalf of Asian Centre for Human Rights
(ACHR) pertaining to the Your Excellency’s meeting with
United Nations Deputy High Commissioner for Human
Rights, Ms Mehr Khan Williams on 17 March 2005. Asian
Centre for Human Rights believes that the proposed
meeting provides an opportunity to reiterate the reforms
process will be undertaken consistent with Maldives’
obligation as a member of the United Nations. Kindly
allow ACHR to reiterate that there are no cultural,
political, social or religious specificities, which
justify deprivation of rights and freedom recognized
under international law.
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Tsunami News
 New
earthquake warning for Sumatra region
LONDON (Reuters) - The second earthquake in South Asia
in three months increased stress on fault lines in the
region, making it vulnerable to another rupture and a
tsunami, scientists said Wednesday. "We're concerned
about a large earthquake and there is a strong
probability that if it happens, it will generate a
tsunami," Professor John McCloskey of the University of
Ulster told Reuters.
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Bushry Column
 Blabbing of an addict
We all know Brigadier Adam Zahir don't we? The guy
with broad shoulders and an aloof look. It's only a foolhardy few who would seek
to cross Mr. Zahir. I hope I don't cross him by writing this column. I happen to
know a quite different side of the Brigadiers life and character. No! I'm not
talking about anything shady as such. This might sound ridiculously unbelievable
to some people, but Mr. Adam Zahir was our mathematics teacher while I was
studying at grade five in Majeediyya School.
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Blast
From the Past - November 2002
Monday Times banned and editor charged
Monday Times, a Maldives English language print
magazine also available on the Internet, has been banned and the editor Mohamed
Bushry is facing unspecified court charges in Malé, according to informed
sources. Mohamed Bushry is the son-in-law of Minister Zahir Hussein, a close
friend and confidante of President Maumoon Gayyoom. Minister Zahir is also the
owner/editor of Haveeru, the most influential Dhivehi language newspaper in
Maldives. Monday Times was founded by Leena Mohamed Zahir Hussein, Mohamed
Bushry's wife and Minister Zahir's daughter.
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Blast from the Past
 Monday
Times Archive - Courtesy of Ishan
On 22 November 2002, the Magazine was shutdown by Gayyoom for being too
critical of his dictatorship and government administration, for acting like a
free press. On the day Editor Bushry wrote on the website
"Today
is the second anniversary of Monday Times. We were registered as a newspaper, on
22 November 2000. Despite the occasion, it is with sadness that we have to mark
this day. Due to reasons that we are unable to discuss publicly, none of the
print houses in the country are willing to print our magazine as of this date.
First it was Lomafaanu Print who informed us that they were no longer in a
position to print Monday Times. We approached a number of other print houses in
Male and none was willing to print Monday Times."
The original Monday Times website was deleted once the magazine
was blocked but DO has obtained an archive of several issues of the Magazine
which became one of the most popular English magazine in Maldives in recent
times. please visit Monday Times
archive
Press
Release
 14
June: World Blood Donor Day - Anyone can save a life
Geneva
— Thanks to the millions of people who give blood safely
and anonymously, thousands of lives are saved every
day. But the chances of receiving a safe transfusion —
or any transfusion at all — vary enormously from country
to country. Some 60% of global blood supplies goes to
18% of the world's people, leaving 82% of the global
population inadequately covered.
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Fact Sheet
 Blood,
Safety and Donation
The chance of receiving a safe transfusion if you need
one varies enormously from one country to another,
depending largely on whether there is a good, safe blood
donor programme in place. Some 60% of the global blood
supply goes to 18% of the world's population. There is a
serious disparity between countries when it comes to
both the availability and safety of blood.
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Business News
 Capital
Travel launches new website
Male' - Capital Travel & Tours Maldives
has launched its new website in an attempt to enhance
and improve their business via the internet. According
to the Company's founder and Chairman, Yousuf Riffath
"This website is now very comprehensive and live but we
are going to continue to improve it so that visitors can
find the information they are looking for with ease. We
hope that this new design and interactive live setup
will provide us with more business,". Capital Travel is
one of the leading tour operators in the Maldives and
also is one of the first Maldives travel agents to go
online back in 1997 and according to statistic 15% of
all bookings have been over the internet in the last 5
years. Please
click here to visit the new Capital Travel website.
Local
News
 Gayyoom's
brother Yameen to meet STO senior staff this afternoon
Male' - Confirmed reports say that Gayyoom's brother
Yameen is to meet the senior staff of State Trade
Organization Plc this at 5pm today in an attempt to
convince them to join the his brother's party. He has
held similar meetings with State Electric Company Stelco
as well but reports say that many have no confidence in
the party chaired and founded by the most ruthless
dictator the country has ever seen.
If played by the rule, Gayyoom grip on power is expected
to diminish quite exponentially over the next 3 months
and many expect him to resign.
Maldivian Democratic Party (MDP) is expected to form the
next government unless Gayyoom abuses his power. Senior
members of the MDP have already called for his
resignation including Councilor Ibrahim Hussain Zaki in
an address to the party assembly last week.
Opinion
 Friday
prayers at the Islamic Centre, an opportunity for The
Great Leader Gayyoom to promote his party
Today I had the good luck to attend Friday Prayers with
The Great Leader. We arrived together. He, in his
motorcade. Me, on foot. Five minutes before the Great
Leader’s arrival, a couple of safari suit clad gentlemen
arrived and cleared an area where the Holy Shoes were to
be placed. Shoes and sandals of the Ordinary Folk who
were inside the Islamic Centre were swept away, in no
apparent order. Never mind that some Ordinary Folk had
to walk home barefoot because their foot ware were
missing.
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more
Editorial Note
 On
9th June 2004 Gayyoom his infamous Reform Speech... a
year on, what has he delivered and what does he intend
to do?
Apart from separating the police and the army and
allowing parties to register (not yet) he has done
nothing to deliver what he said in his speech yet his
poodles like Dr. Shaheed say to the world "He has always
delivered on his promises". We are the readers to
refresh their memories and decide for yourselves if he
has delivered any promises at all. If anything, Maldives
has experienced more oppression since his speech. His
intention to remain in power no matter what was clearly
laid out by the actions of his police force on 13th
August 2004 now known as Black Friday. Following
are some of the articles that we published in the
aftermath of his 9th June 2004 speech. Refresh your
memories and ask yourselves, is this evil dictator
capable of running our nation? It is a straight forward
answer, NO. Let us all renew the call for his
resignation.
Reform
Speech analysed by a Member of Parliament
 A
Legacy Lost in Excellence - Best Public Relations Event
... and the Gold goes to Gayyoom of the Maldives
Mr. Gayyoom, I thank you personally for taking the first
step towards the long-awaited goals of Democratisation
and Justice by publicly declaring the reformist movement
(albeit the authenticity of it lies with someone else).
We assure you that the next step that we require you to
take towards that goal would not be any difficult than
the first. Please, Mr. Gayyoom, we have given you 26
years to prove your worth. One thing we would not forget
to tell our grandchildren about you from our common
History is that the Title "His Excellency" you have been
attached to for the duration of your term in office is a
grave affront to your characteristics. This would be the
most opportune time to end the false salutation.
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BBC Asia Today
 Gayyoom should resign immediately
Ahmed
Moosa (Sappe'), Member of the General Council of Maldivian Democratic
Party (MDP) and Editor in chief of Dhivehi Observer calls on Gayyoom to
resign immediately and let the people of Maldives to decide what comes
next.
Message by Ismail Sodiq
 Reforms, too little too
late
According to the definition in MLD political manifesto, democracy is
defined as the government of the people, by the people and for the
people. Adult suffrage plays an important role in democracy. In the name
of forming a democratic government, different political parties throw
their hats into the election ring. Every party issues its own election
manifesto to influence the people in order to carry the laurels in the
ensuing election battle. Besides, different parties entice the voters
through election propaganda. Where educated people are in the majority
and political consciousness is adequate, it is not very difficult for
people to weigh the pros and cons of the manifesto of a particular party
and to ascertain what is in the best interests of the people. But as the
case in Maldives, where there is a dearth of education and political
consciousness, and where people fail to understand the reality of the
manifesto and are misled by wrong propaganda, by the incumbent
government, they cast their ballots in favor of an individual whose
ideals go contrary to the social interest and this is what is going to
happen in the Maldives. Consequently, parties that go against the
interests of the people are installed in power.
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Blast from the past
Gayoom's
constitutional reform address; can the man be trusted?
Commander
in Chief, General Gayyoom will tonight address the nation and the world
through webcast about his constitutional reform ideas sharing meeting
which is to be held tonight at Male' time 20:50 [16:50 GMT]. The
meeting will be held in Islamic Centre in Male', to which all cabinet
members and parliamentarians as well as the general public are invited.
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more article from
June
2004 Archive
THREE.6.ZERO
 Daily
Electronic News of Island Aviation - Issue 194
What could be the reason for this
many staff to leave a company -an average of 5-8 staffs
join the company every 3 months and 2 -3 staff leave the
company every month? Can we find the reason for it?
Is there anything with the companies humans management?
Our Managing Director, Mr. Bandhu I. Saleem will be out
of town on official duty from 03 - 13 June 2005 to
attend Conference on Good Governance and Development in
Conflict Affected Countries: The Role of Parliament and
Government. Download PDF
FOM / Maldives Aid News Letter
Friends of Maldives Friends of Maldives
In partnership with Maldives Aid
The objective of Maldives Aid is
to relieve persons in the Maldives who are in conditions
of need, hardship or distress as a result of natural
disaster or who by reason of their social and economic
conditions are in need of assistance. "I’m really
pleased to have this opportunity to thank the thousands
of people and organisations in the UK and the Maldives
who donated their money, goods or time for FOM’s tsunami
relief effort.The FOM aid project was an unprecedented
effort and an unprecedented success. Thank you to
everyone who was involved" David Hardingham - FOM
Founder
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The Guardian UK
 Bird
flu virus 'close to pandemic'- Expert warns estimate of
7.5m global deaths is optimistic
A leading scientist warned yesterday that the avian flu
virus is on the point of mutating into a pandemic
disease and says that current estimates that such a
pandemic could cause 7.5m deaths may understate the
threat.
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The
Guardian UK
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Newspapers Forbid Anonymous Sourcing
NEW YORK (AP) - Editors at about
one in four newspapers who responded to a survey say
they never allow reporters to quote anonymous sources,
and most others have policies designed to limit the
practice. One editor said his paper's rules are so
strict they would have disqualified Deep Throat as a
source.
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Open Letter
 To
the Attorney General and Maldives Human Rights
Commissioner
"None are more
hopelessly enslaved, than those who falsely believe they
are free." Edmund Burke
I know both of are very
busy people, but please take a moment to reflect on some
views expressed by Edmund Burke -
"All that is necessary for the forces of evil to win in
the world is for enough good men to do nothing."
"Nobody makes a greater mistake than he who does nothing
because he could only do a little."
"None are more hopelessly enslaved, than those who
falsely believe they are free."
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Press Release
 Tourism
Against Poverty
A
few weeks ago I identified a micro reason for joining
the Tourism against Poverty Campaign - the fact
that a donation as small as 50p to British Airways
Change for Good Campaign can stop 20 children in Africa
from going blind for a year.
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more
Minivan News
 Falah
Sentenced to Six Months Jail Amidst Controversy
Democracy activist Ahmed Falah was
sentenced today (Wednesday) to six months in jail for
"unlawful assembly" inside a prison cell, family sources
told Minivan News. Opposition sources have dismissed the
sentence as "politically motivated".
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Minivan News
 Hulhule
Island Hotel Exploited Helpless Tsunami Victims on
December 26th, claim
The management of the Hulhule Island Hotel, which is
situated adjacent to Male’ International Airport,
charged helpless Tsunami victims hundreds of dollars for
using the hotel’s facilities on December 26th 2004,
local staff at the hotel have told Minivan News.
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Local
News
 MDP
submits its formal papers for registration
Male' - Maldivian Democratic Party (MDP) MDP officials
have today submitted formal papers to the Home Ministry
for registration of the party. The papers include more
than 3000 signatures, party rules and regulations and
manifesto and other party material. Earlier this week,
on 5th MDP was given permission to prepare the material
and get the signatures within a period of 6 months as
per the set of rules composed by Gayyoom on registering
parties in Maldives.
According to Home Ministry officials, MDP is the first
party to submit the required documents for registration
of the party.
Party's Secretary General Ilyas Hussain Ibrahim and
Councillor Abdulla Saeed attended the small ceremony at
the Home Office to handover the documents (photo).
Breaking News
 Another
earthquake in Indonesia region measuring 6.3 reported
A strong earthquake occurred at 06:28:12 (UTC) today,
Wednesday, June 8, 2005. The magnitude 6.3 event has
been located in SIMEULUE, INDONESIA. The hypocentral
depth was estimated to be 28 km (18 miles). (This event
has been reviewed by a seismologist.) There has not been
a report of a tsunami generated from the quake but the
people of this area are reportedly in a state of panic
and alert according to the BBC. The epicentre is 900
miles NW of Jakarta which is 350 miles west of Kuala
Lampur, Malaysia.
Source
Local
News
 Gayyoom
desperate to win more supporters from Addu
Male'- A meeting of Gayyoom's MPP was held in
Dharubaaruge tonight aimed at attracting supporters from
Addu Atoll who obviously love to hate Gayyoom.
The meeting was headed by cabinet ministers from Addu,
Tourism Minister Luthfy and Attorney General Saeed both
of whom are from Addu Atoll. There were some 20 people
attending the meeting amongst them were Vimla Rasheed,
Cirix Shareef, Hazash Hameed and other boys of Yameen,
Gayyoom's loyal brother.
Both Dr. Luthfy and Dr. Saeed expressed their support
for Gayyoom's party saying that it was the only party
that could do anything for the people of Maldives. They
also said that they are going to publish some new
strategies tomorrow with regard to what the party can do
for the Maldives.
Dr. Saeed and Luthfy said that they both have a lot of
agendas to deal with the problems in Addu and used that
to promote their Boss's party, Maldives Peoples Party.
Scotsman
News
 Britons
say 'I do' to adventure
INSTEAD of tying
the knot in a traditional church setting at home,
increasing numbers of British couples are opting for
weddings abroad and seeking more exotic experiences,
according to new research. Couples are looking to emulate
the increasing numbers of themed celebrity weddings,
such as those seen in Las Vegas, in the hope of getting
something special, according to American Express Travel.
Four new locations - Thailand, Dubai, Mexico and
Australia - made it into the top ten overseas honeymoon
locations, with Maldives the top spot.
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MDP
News
 MDP
Website Unblocked After One Year and Many Months
Previous blocking of the website "has nothing to do with
this Ministry": Information Ministry
The Maldivian Democratic Party website can now be
accessed without obstructions upon a request by MDP
Chairperson to the Ministry of Information, Arts and
Culture calling on the ministry to allow access to the
MDP website "this very moment".
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Local News
 Gayyoom's brother Yameen forces Stelco and STO staff to
join his brother's party
Male'-Gayyoom is using his
brothers and other ministers to force people to join the
party he is supposed to have formed, Maldives Peoples
Party (MPP). Last night, over 400 State Electric Company
(Stelco) staff were threated by their bosses that unless
they join MPP they are sure to loose their job. However,
several have already joined the MDP. Gayyoom is using
similar tricks in the outer Atolls and there are now
reports of people being sacked from their government
jobs because they refused to join Gayyoom's party.
Opinion
Godliness
is measurable only in terms of service to humanity
A civil right is an enforceable right
or privilege, which if interfered with by another gives
rise to an action for injury. Examples of civil rights
are freedom of speech, press, assembly, the right to
vote, freedom from involuntary servitude, and the right
to equality in public places. Discrimination occurs when
the civil rights of an individual are denied or
interfered with because of their membership in a
particular group or class. Statutes have been enacted to
prevent discrimination based on a person’s race, sex,
religion, age, and previous condition of servitude,
physical limitation, and national origin.
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Amnesty International -
Report 2005
Maldives
- Covering events from January - December 2004
Mass arrests of opposition leaders
and activists followed large-scale demonstrations in
August to press for political reform. Detainees were
reportedly ill-treated in police custody. Among those
held without charge or trial for more than two months
were several members of parliament. Government promises
of reform were undermined by arrests of political
opponents in February and August, and the imposition of
a state of emergency between August and October.
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