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Justice Ahmed Hameed Fahmy Sacked
The senior most and the most respected judge of the High Court Mr. Ahmed Hameed Fahmy has been sacked from the High Court in contravention of the 117 of the Constitution of the Republic of Maldives and applicable international law.  He has been secretly transferred to an executive position at the office of the president where he has no table. The transfer has not been reported in any newspaper or on the official website of the president's office. read more

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Honourable Members of the Peoples' Special Majlis meeting with their Lawyer Husnu Suood after filing the lawsuit

 DO  EXCLUSIVE
Gayyoom rejects lawsuit against his brother on the charge of high treason
In a statement by the Criminal Court of the Maldives, Gayyoom has refused to even accept the case charging his brother Abdulla Hameed of high treason for attempting to undermine the Constitution of the Maldives. A press release today said that the Criminal Court only conducts cases filed after investigation and only those brought by the State Attorney Generals’ office. The case of undermining the constitution of the Maldives was brought up by the distinguished Honourable Members of the Special Majlis is dismissed by Gayyoom’s government as a simple ‘systematic problem’. read more

 

by Mohamed Nasheed (Anni)

Metamorphosis of Mr. Zahir
In the eyes of many Mr. Ahamed Zahir is not suitable to be the Speaker of the Special Majlis. Not because he can or can not read the Quran nor because he did or did not sit for GCE O/L exams five times, but  more because he has been rejected by his own people. Mr. Zahir, when he lost his seat for Gaaf Dhaal in 1999, was one of the longest serving MP’s in the Majlis. Zahir was unable to win the safest of seats for him, many will agree, because of his gradual fall from grace of the people after his metamorphosis from Rayyath Zahir (People’s Zahir) to Bandaara Zahir (State Zahir). read more

 

 

 

The Maldives has 15,000 internet users (from BBC News Website)

 BBC Report
Protest at Maldives net controls
Telecoms giant Cable & Wireless has been urged to use its influence in the Maldives to help free jailed net users.
The press freedom watchdog, Reporters Without Borders, has written to the company's boss, asking him to put pressure on the Maldives authorities to end abusive internet censorship read more

 

 

An alternative view point: The real heroes of Monday                                 The ordinary members of the public were the greatest of all the heroes of the day. They gathered near the Presidents Office and the Majlis complex in great numbers but acted as responsible and decent citizens. When they were told by their elected MP's to return to their homes to let democracy work, they obliged willingly. They had the power, opportunity and reason to create havoc on the streets of Male' and yet they decided to act for the greater good of our country and our democracy. read more

 DO  EXCLUSIVE
Lawsuit filed against Speaker of the Parliament for High Treason
Hon. Ilyas Hussain Ibrahim, People’s Special Majlis Member for Ari Atoll South, filed a lawsuit for high treason against the incumbent Speaker of the Parliament of the Maldives, Abdulla Hameed today. The charge is for High treason Under Article 12 (1) of the Constitution of the Maldives “Any person who, by the threat or use of force or in violation of the Constitution, abrogates or attempts to abrogate the Constitution or attempts to undermine the Constitution or conspires to commit any of the said acts shall be guilty of high treason”. read more

 

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Birth of democracy in the Maldives                               A clear message of Demo Kratis (people rule) was sent to Maumoon Abdul Gayyoom today by the courageous Maldives members of the parliament who in an unprecedented move and a historic move, walked out of the parliament in protest of the attempt by cabinet ministers to undermine the constitution of the Maldives. read more

 DO  TRIBUTE
Maldivian Heroes of Democracy                                                    Our country needs more heroes like these to embark on a path of meaningful development and to create equal opportunity for all. read more

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Sad but True                                                                               Minister of Justice, Mr. Ahmed Zahir was rejected in the People’s Majlis elections in 1999 by South Huvadhoo Atoll people after serving as an MP for 15 years for this atoll and consequently was appointed as an MP by President Gayyoom. With the impartment of President Gayyoom's views on political reform on 9^th June 2004, many reformers organized number of seminars with the objectives of obtaining public opinion and generating political awareness among people. There was not even a single known seminar which was organized by Mr. Zahir nor did he attend any of the seminars. This demonstrates the real gap between the nominated candidate for Speaker of People’s Special Majlis, Mr. Zahir and public of the Maldives. While we, the people, respect the legal right and capacity by which a Speaker is elected by the members of People’s Special Majlis, it is the hope of people to elect a Speaker who has a close affiliation with the public. The mass gathering of people in front of Presidential Office, I hope, will convey Mr. Zahir the desire of people to have a Speaker whom the people can associate. read more  

Gasim Ibrahim and other MPs requesting the public to show restraint and let democracy take its course peacefully

 BBC Report
MPs walk out of Maldives assembly
Up to 30 members of the Maldives new constitutional assembly have staged a walkout during its first sitting, reports from the capital, Male, say. The unprecedented show of defiance led to them being surrounded by police, who in turn were surrounded by members of the public. The angry scenes came as the assembly discussed re-drafting the country's constitution and introducing reforms. Opponents of the government say they are sceptical of any proposed changes.
There has been no word from the government spokesman, who could not be contacted.
read more

 BREAKING NEWS @ 10:00 am Maldives Time 19th July 2004

MPs protesting near Presidents' Office

Special Majlis Members (Parliament) Walks out of the first session in protest Confirmed reports are coming from the capital Male' that 26 members of the Parliament has walked out of its first session in protest of the illicit conducts of the Chairman of this session Abdullah Hameed. read more

 Breaking News Update : Civil Unrest in Male'
Gayyoom has agreed to abide by the law and allow a secret ballot. MPs are now returning to the Parliament House. Large crowds in the area calling for Gayyoom's resignation! Heavy police present in the area with riot gear. Most of the area is blocked off by NSS.

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The meeting has been cancelled. MPs advised the public to remain calm and not to resort to violence. The Parliamentary session has been postponed indefinitely.

Speaker attempts to violate the constitution                                   MDP Press Release                                                                                                   Twenty four members of the newly formed Special Majlis (constituent assembly) walked out of the first meeting today in protest of the temporary Speaker’s decision to conduct the meeting in violation of the constitution. read more

Fathullah Jameel's pact with the devil                                                       Maldives Culture                                                                                                                     Fathullah is the only cabinet minister who isn't afraid of Gayyoom, and he runs his Foreign ministry as he wishes. He even runs the country when Gayyoom is away, and can have people hired and fired at will in many important government agencies. He has described presidential secretary Abdullah Shahid, Dr Mohamed Munavvar and Ibrahim Hussain Zaki, as 'his boys'. Fathullah is the chairman of Maldives National Shipping Management Limited (MNSML) in Singapore, and was chairman of Dhiraagu telecom until recently. read more

Sheikh Farooq

Sheikh Farooq resigns from the Parliament
Sheikh Ahmed Farooq Mohamed who is a Presidential appointed member of the People's Special Majlis, has today submitted his resignation from the Majlis. This is due to the illicit activities of Gayyoom and his associates in pressuring him to vote for the preferred government candidate for the position of the president of the People's Majlis, Justice Minister Ahmed Zahir. The Special Majlis will convene tomorrow and the first item on the agenda is to elect a President to chair the sessions. The Special Majlis is charged with carrying out constitutional amendments. read more

 

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Please down PDF printable version  

 OPINION
An alternative view point: Let us set a higher moral standard            The recent desire (which has become very fashionable!) of criticising government policies and in particular the personal life of the Head of the State needs close scrutiny. Although I agree with most of what is being said about the inadequacies and unjust nature of several government policies and the corruption of several senior government figures, I shall never condone the calculated attacks on the personality and character of the president. For me, this is a matter of principle more than anything else. read more

 OPINION
HULHUMALE' - A useless project                                                                               Is it necessary for us to create a new island? We have more than 900 uninhabited islands. There is plenty of land in Villingili which is not used at all. Let me ask you a question, is it really so important for us to spend millions and millions of Rufiyaa on Hulhumale' project? read more

General Gayyoom has been running a police state in the Maldives since 1978

 DO  Exclusive
Gayyoom obstructed democracy from taking root in Maldives
"The proposition I intend to favour, in electing a President, is to allow more than one candidate to contest in the secret ballot stage by the People’s Majlis. However, I do not believe that direct Presidential election by the people from amongst more than one candidate is a proper method. I believe that allowing direct Presidential election by the people from more than one candidate will disrupt the long existing political and social harmony as well as peace and prosperity amongst the people of the Maldives." Gayyoom proposed in an official letter to the President of the Peoples' Special Majlis on 4th December 1995. read more
 

LOCAL NEWS    DO EXCLUSIVE Reform Debate 6 held in Male' tonight Sixth debate on democratic reform was held last at Ghiyaasuddeen School. Reports say that over 1500 people attended the meeting which showed strong support for the introduction of party politics in the Maldives. Support for political reform and the introduction of party politics is immense in Maldives as these reform debates have shown. The backdrop was testimony to the support for Maldivian Democratic Party. Mr. Mohamed Moosa suggested that we mend the behaviours of those in powerful positions before we amend the constitution of the Maldives. This is strictly in reference to the extreme level of corruption and abuse of power by Gayyoom’s government ministers and officials. He also condemned arbitrary arrests and called for the rule of law to be implemented in the Maldives. read the full report

More Saudi Vandalism                                                                   The Daily Standard                                                                                                                   Thus, the Saudis followed their conquest of Mecca and Medina in the mid-1920s with an orgy of destruction. They leveled the "Jannat al-Baqi" or "Heavenly Orchard" at Medina that included graves of the Prophet Muhammad's son Ibrahim, as well as numerous of the Prophet's relatives and original companions. They also looted the Prophet's Shrine in Medina and demolished the cemetery in Mecca that included the graves of Muhammad's mother and grandfather. They completely destroyed mausoleums, mosques, and other honored sites, including Muhammad's own house. It was even said that they wished to uproot the grave of Muhammad himself and tear down the Kaaba, the stone temple at the center of Mecca. They were prevented from this last act by pressure from Muslims in India. read more

MDP Newsletter 16 released

Articles include:

• Gayyoom Absolved?
• Continuing Calls for Freedom and Justice
• Mugabe Is Still There…
• Serial Injustice: Slain
• Who initiated reform?
• Is Gayyoom's Police State Unravelling?
• Honorable Ibrahim Ismail Calls on the Maldivian Government to respect Fundamental Rights
• Separation of Powers in Maldives

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Mr. Mohamed Waheed is a teacher and a strong supporter of democratic reform

 LOCAL NEWS    DO EXCLUSIVE
Fifth Reform Debate held in Male' last night
The 5th Reform Debate was held in Social Centre, Male' last night. The meeting was attended by several hundred of people. Since the constitutional reform debate was announced by Gayyoom on 9th of June, many Maldivians are seen to be actively engaged in discussing and debating the need for pluralistic democracy in the Maldives.Many speakers discussed the importance of the fundamental rights of the citizens to be explicit and clear in the next amended constitution. Hon. Shareef, Special Majlis Member for Addu Atoll outlined in detail the advantages of party politics. He further added arbitrary arrests must come to a halt and people should not be arrested and punished unless proven guilty and sentences in a court of law. Due process of law is essential in a modern society of today, he said. read more

 

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Lack of government vision leads to social disaster                                        What can you say about a president who can offer nothing but excuses for an economic downturn, nothing but lies for a political crisis, and nothing but prayers for a drug menace?  That he is clueless?  That he has no vision?  That he should say his last prayers and depart?  You can say all these and more about His Excellency Usthaz Maumoon Abdul Gayyoom, GCMG, President of the Republic of Maldives. read more

David Cordery  was a teacher in Alif Maalhos

 A PUBLICATION OF FRIENDS OF MALDIVES - UK
Separation of Powers in Maldives
The separation of powers is an established constitutional principle.  It dictates that, in order to prevent the accumulation of too much power in one person or decision-making body, there must be some separation of the three branches of the constitution:  the Executive, the Legislature and the Judiciary.  If this is not achieved, there is a danger that absolute power will be vested in one individual, which could lead to inefficiency and corruption.  This article will examine the doctrine of separation of powers and how it applies to the constitution of the Maldives. read more

 

 LOCAL NEWS    DO EXCLUSIVE
Fourth debate held in Male'
In support of Political Party System
A forth reform debate was held in Kalaafaanu School tonight. Mr. Kurendhoo Ahmed Mahir, was given the permission to organise the meeting attended by over 1500 people. It was generally less upbeat than the previous meetings as many attendees were scared of Gayyoom’s heavy handedness. Mainly because from one meeting to the other, the restrictions imposed by the government is increasing. Calling for Gayyoom’s resignation is now apparently a crime in spite of "Freedom of Expression" being guaranteed by the constitution. Reviewing and discussing democracy from an Islamic point of view is no longer allowed. Only those who have permissions from the Supreme Council for Islamic Affairs are allowed to talk about any topic of Islam. People attempting to organise these debates in Male’ are getting ever so frustrated with the restriction imposed. DO can confirm that the government is now demanding the Identity card copies of the people who will sit in the panel overseeing the meeting and because of this many refused to sit in the panel tonight. read more

 OPINION
An alternative view point: let us use our freedom wisely
Many believe that one's political thoughts and convictions are formed by unpleasant experiences and not convictions. If this is to be true for all reformists, then the case for reform must be buried under a concrete slab as soon as possible. To present such a case would only result in causing more unpleasantness for people who will in turn become active reformists for the wrong reasons. read more

 OPINION
Some are calling for multi-party democracy, others want rights, justice and accountability, but what are the pro-reform meetings really saying?
Some things just don’t go together: Rukkuri and Rihaakuru; Adolf Hitler and compassion; and Maumoon Abdul Gayyoom and democracy. read more

Abdulla Jinaah Ahmed N. Velidhoo - Maldives

 Who's Who 
I am a Maldivian too… and this is my life
My name is Abdullah Jinaah Ahmed and I am 22 years old. I work in Noonu Atoll Development Programme in the Maldives. I come from the N. Velidhoo. I support the call for political reform in the Maldives because I believe that it is the best way to create equal opportunities for all of us. So that we can earn enough to live a happy and content life. Education is now very expensive, especially when you have to study in Male' and there aren't enough jobs around. Health is another expensive service and should be reformed and made more affordable. In my island there are large numbers of people my age who are without jobs. I believe that I am one of the lucky few. I work hard for the development of my Atoll. This is my life. read more

 

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Gayyoom And "The Art of Fake Environmentalism"

Hulhumale' Island - Maldives, on the left is most definitely the worlds' ugliest island; A typical Maldivian 'beauty' is shown on the right - crystal clear water, white sand and lush green.

Perhaps now Gayyoom would not want to recall that about 15 years ago, when he still had some genuine black hair left (the only genuine thing he ever head on his head), it was Aafathis reporter Kudanevi Abbas who wrote the fateful article on ozone layer depletion with the eye-catching title “hole in the sky,” and converted Gayyoom from a professional cleric to an amateur environmentalist, one of the many chameleon-like transformations Gayyoom would undergo before making the ultimate switchover from tin-pot dictator to Westminster democrat, all in the blinking of a perfidious eye . On that momentous day Gayyoom called Abbas to his office with his source material for a long discussion, and the rest is history. Did this short encounter with Abbas awaken an irrepressible love in him for the environment? Far from it. read more

Problems with Gayyoom Policies                                                           The capital island Male’, which is the hub of all economic activity and the most densely populated island in the country has a population of about 80,000 residing in a total land area of 197 hectares. This makes Male’ the most populated place on the face of this earth in terms of population per area. (164 people per acre) - An increase in the development of extremely tiny and unrealistic cubicle-like-space for the sole purposes of renting. - The excessively expensive pricing of goods and commodities due to rip-off rents. - Wasteful utilization and misallocation of nation’s funds. Mr. Royston Ellis, for what ever reason, may have termed Gayyoom as a “Man For All Islands”, but for certain Gayyoom is NOT the MAN for us, PEOPLE, who call these tiny ISLANDS HOME!  read more

Muliyaage: the former presidential palace. Isn’t this palace appropriate for the president of a nation like Maldives to reside and to receive foreign dignitaries?

Koli Ali Manik should be in the Special Majlis according to Gayyoom's payroll
DO has obtained the President's Office database which shows that Koli Ali Manik is listed amongst cabinet ministers of the Maldives and hence should sit in the Special Majlis. Another interesting revelation is that whilst Gayyoom is R/C No.1 - Koli Ali Manik is R/C No. 2 (Registration Card No.) - DO rests its case on this note. Please down load the full list of employees of Gayyoom's government and write to them demanding your rights for a democratic and just society. This is an excel file VGayyoomge Veringe listu.xls - alternatively you can download the zip file VERINGE LISTU

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 LOCAL NEWS    DO EXCLUSIVE
Third Debate on Constitutional Reform held in Male’
Nearly one week after the last pro-reform debate held in Male’ on 5th July, the third meeting was successfully staged tonight at Dharumawantha School hall in Male’. The meeting was organised by a Mr. Reeko Moosa (see below) and some of his associates. The permission to hold the meeting was granted to him and the hall of  Dharumawantha school was confirmed around 2:30 pm this afternoon. Despite the short notice, nearly 1600 people attended the gathering, which is a clear sign of the support for multi-party democracy in the Maldives. Given more time and guarantee of no intimidation and harassment from the National Security Service, the Red Army of Gayoom, people will turn out in thousands, says the pro-reformists in Male’. Several Atoll members are also trying to organise similar activities but so far no meeting has been organised in any island, apart from the illicit gatherings ordered by Atolls Minister Hameed, Gayyoom’s brother, asking people to reject the idea of introducing party system in the Maldives. Pro-reformists, Special Majlis Member Ibrahim Ismail and Nazim Sattar, who organised the first two debates in Male’ are now officially banned from holding any further meeting, which is an absolute disgrace and unconstitutional. read more

  SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT
CONSTITUTIONAL REFORM DEBATE TONIGHT
After a prolonged effort by pro-reformers in Maldives over the past week, Mr. Reeko Moosa Manik has been given 'permission' by the Home Ministry to hold a meeting tonight. The venue has now been set to Dharumawantha School Hall (Majeedhiyyaa). The session will commence at 9:00 pm tonight and is expected to go on for 90 minutes. Please be there and make yourselves heard!

CALL FOR GAYYOOM'S IMMEDIATE RESIGNATION        WE DESERVE JUSTICE, PEACE AND PROSPERITY! HE DOES NOT HAVE THE POWER TO LOCK US ALL NOR THE RESOURCES, FEAR NO ONE BUT GOD!

LOCAL NEWS    DO EXCLUSIVE Gayyoom pardons Guraidhoo Island Chief's 5 year Sentence for Corruption

DO can reveal that President Gayyoom has pardoned the former Bodu Katheeb (Island Chief) of K. Guraidhoo Island, Abdul Haadhee, who was charged and convicted of corruption and sentenced recently to 5 years banishment. Haadhee is very close to the Atolls Minister Abdullah Hameed (President Gayyoom’s brother) who has a free hand in dealing with any all issues in the 199 inhabited islands of the Maldives. read more

Nasreena and the veil                                                                                                 Some time ago a fellow dissident vehemently complained to me that Maumoon Abdul Gayyoom had yet to make his wife, Nasreena Ibrahim, wear the veil. Although I didn’t know at that time whether to laugh or not, I have learnt, since, that this is apparently a serious issue, among a considerable section of the Maldives opposition. read more

 OPINION                                                                                                                                                                                   An alternative view point: Let us ensure we do the right thing   Lately, there have been a lot of discussions in public gatherings and in print media about our elected MP's fulfilling the role of welfare officers for their constituents instead of acting as law makers in the parliament on their constituency's behalf. And almost every member of the public, the media has interviewed had a story to tell about how their personal welfare issues were attended to by their MP. Many naive political commentators have indirectly questioned why MP's do not fulfil the role of law makers in the Majlis. For me, the answer to this question is too complex for a simple one line response. read more

Majlis prepares for commencement of sittings                         Haveeru                                                                                                                                      MALE: People’s Majlis Secretariat is undertaking the necessary logistical and administrative arrangements to commence sittings of the People’s Special Majlis this month. Owing to the Special Majlis being constituted of twice the number of members as the People’s Majlis, the secretariat are having to make some technical adjustments to the facilities and to make additional support arrangements for members. President Maumoon Abdul Gayyoom had announced in his speech of June 9 that sittings of the Special Majlis would commence this month. read more

Parliament members or welfare officers?                                             The Evening Weekly                                                                                           Some people go to them to get textbooks for their children. Others go to them and ask for financial assistance for medical care. Yet others look up to them to provide sports sponsorships. Who are these special people that others look up to? Parliament members, of course! Who can better represent the people, huh? read more

Of human rights and SUPER Human “Rights”                                       The Evening Weekly                                                                                          Asked about the Sandhaanu (internet newsletter) writers being imprisoned and if that was the price to be paid to earn the freedom of expression, the ready answer was to keep pressuring and taking risks and if not willing to take risks, then becoming a sports reporter or writer of short stories. read more

Gayyoom is a dictator
The dictators that remain are rarely over-the-top Idi Amin style despots. Most of today's dictators are not military strongmen, but rather the leaders of a corrupt one-party state hierarchy. The days when dictators would try to woo their neighbours with their lavish uniforms and statues appear to be over; today's dictators wear tailored suits and try to project an image of "modernity" as they lobby to bring western money into their countries. read more

Muzaffar Naeem Dhivehi Observer Editor

 EDITORIAL
Is Calling for the Resignation of the President Unconstitutional?
When I asked Mr. Moosa (Sappe') why he had taken the unprecedented initiative in calling for Gayyoom's resignation he explained "I do not recognise Mr. Gayyoom as the legitimate President of the Maldives. He has undermined the Constitution of the Maldives time and time again. The paradox is that we can't prove him guilty because he is the Head of the Judiciary. However, as responsible citizens, it is our duty to uphold and protect the constitution of the Maldives. My legal advisors are in no doubt that Mr. Gayyoom has committed High Treason as per Article 12 (1) of the Constitution of the Maldives. They have further advised me that as a citizen, I am liable to be charged for High Treason for not pointing it out to the people of Maldives as per Article 12 (2) of the Constitution of the Maldives" read more

 LOCAL NEWS IN BRIEF 
Former Baa Atoll Chiefs' "Teeth have been bent" by a citizen
Former Baa Atoll Chief Qasim Kaleyfaanu was beaten up by an attacker from the islands last night, outraged by the Chief's abuse of power, DO can reveal. His injuries are not life threatening and he was taken to Indhiraa Gaandhi Memorial Hospital in Male' this morning. Mr. Gayyoom visited him this morning and assured him of his support and assistance. The Chief is known for his abuse of power and is corrupt from head to toe says the people of Baa Atoll. Gayyoom's brother Hameed appoints people who he like "in a very special way" to posts in the Atolls as part of his atoll administration job. A political analyst and long term critic of Gayyoom said that 95% of the appointed Atoll chiefs have criminal backgrounds, which makes them easier pawns to sustain the cunning regime of Gayyoom. DO will publish a full report on this very shortly. DO reporter in Eydhafushi Island said that the island people are overjoyed by this incident because they have nothing but hatred towards this man.
 Latest Update                                                                                                    Mr. Kaleyfaanu was relieved from the post of Atoll Chielf of Baa a year ago by Gayyoom after complaints from the people of the Atoll but Hameed has kept him in charge of the Atoll and has not appointed a new Chief to the Atoll which makes us wonder who runs the country.
DO can also reveal that the attacker came in through a window of his house from where a certain woman usually visits him at night. She is married and confessed to her husband about this arrangement, whereby he arranged a friend to pay a visit through the window and sort him out. Hameed is apparently very sad and arranging Mr. Kaleyfaanu to be airlifted to Sri Lanka tomorrow.

Friends of Maldives launches a new Discussion Forum
FOM aims to promote cultural links with the Maldives and promote Maldivian culture worldwide. Our aims as an organisation include engaging the media, to publicise the difficulties suffered by individuals, politicians, writers and businessmen alike, who cannot voice their opinions or live without fear of repression in the Republic of Maldives. We are also looking to hold cultural events and talks and welcome inquiries from groups and clubs.

 

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Abdul Rasheed A victim of Gayyoom's dictatorship

Gayyoom cannot stand criticism and resorts to undermining the constitution
On 9^th June 2004, Gayyoom told the Maldivians to “meet, discuss and debate” constitutional reform issues. A couple of meetings were organised by senior reformists. The gathering in Social Centre on 29^th June and the latest one on 5^th July were ground breaking events in which the crying voices of reformists were unanimous in their support for pluralistic democracy and in renouncing the dictatorship of Gayyoom. As it has been proven time and time again, Gayyoom knows only one way, which is to use his National Security Service (NSS) to harass and control the public. The free debate has now come to an end and no one is allowed to talk freely anymore. Last night there was a lot of police on the streets of Male’. They were specially looking for Mr. Abdul Rasheed, who displayed the banner calling for Gayyoom’s immediate resignation. read more

Gayoom bans Ibra and Nazim from holding pro-reform meetings
In just under a month, Gayoom has had enough. His government today banned special majlis member for Male Ibrahim Ismail and reform activist Nazim from holding any more pro-democratic meetings. According to TV Maldives, the state-owned television station which has broadcast Gayoom propaganda most of its life, the government had taken the action because the organisers had failed to control “extra-Islamic” and “libellous” sentiments from breaking out at the meetings. read more
 

 SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT
Seminar on Democratic Reform                                                              The next meeting on reform and democracy will be held on 8th June, Thursday.
Venue: MES School Hall
Date: 08th July 2004
Time : 9:00pm - 11:00pm

Organized by Mohamed Mahir, Lh. Kurendhoo, Eduruge.

Just for the information of the participants; Ibrahim Ismail and O.A.C were denied permission, illegally, to hold these meetings by the Home Ministry. Tonight's meeting will be organized by Mahir.

Come join the discussions, help improve our society for a better future in the Maldives

Thanks!!!

Maldivian Democratic Party Press Statement
On 9th June at a forum to propagate his constitutional reform, Gayoom passionately encouraged the people of Maldives to engage in free and open debate on the topic of reform. The Oriental Academic Centre responded to Gayoom’s call by organizing a series of debate. The two meetings held so far resulted in an unprecedented level of animated debate among the capacity crowd who attended the meeting. read more

 Issue 9 released

Sandhaanu 15 released Special Supplement

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A horrible cutter-knife attack in Naifaru Island
Disturbing as it is, cutter-knife attacks have become somewhat common in Maldives. Although not very frequent, similar incidents have taken place in the capital island Male' in recent months as well, especially after Gayyoom gave an all out amnesty to many criminals serving in the Maldives jail. Muggings, petty thefts and indecent assaults are common and these youngsters obviously do not hesitate to cause horrendous injury to people to show how tough they are. In many cases, these attackers are drug users or small dealers who commit these acts under the influence of substances. The drug problem in the Maldives is not only confined to the capital island Male' but it is common in most islands now. The unemployment rate in the Maldives is fairly high especially in this age group which makes the youth more susceptible to violence and misbehaviour as they do not have social responsibilities. This is a whole generation marred in despair. read more

Freedom of expression: best weapon against corruption                      The Evening Weekly                                                                                          Expression of thoughts and ideas is extremely important for the development of a society. Or else things could end up like what happened in the story of The Emperor’s New Clothes. The Emperor brought in a group of tailors to make a new cloth for an upcoming festival. On that day, when he came out in his “new garb,” he thought it was the most beautiful of all, until a small boy from afar shouted, “There goes the Emperor naked!” His ministers never dared to tell the Emperor that he was naked in the “new cloth” and look what befell the Emperor.   read more

 NEWS IN BRIEF
Maldivian pro-reform delegation meets Sri Lankan Foreign Minister
On the 3rd July 2004 the delegates of the Maldivian Democratic Party (MDP) met in meeting with the His Excellency Lakshman Kadirgamar the Foreign Minster of Sri-Lanka. In the meeting MDP delegates out lined their views on the present constitutional reforms in the Maldives, and highlighted the fact that registration of the Party is not a constitutional issue.
The meeting was very cordial and lasted one and half hours.

  Sandhaanu 14 released

Government Intimidation Resumes                                                        The government must firmly ensure that the people are permitted to exercise their freedom of expression without hindrance. If someone does breach the law (even in a legitimate meeting) then the perpetrators should be brought to justice. The organizers and those involved in the peaceful exercise of their right should not be penalized or harassed. In the spirit of the letter, we call upon the Ministry of Home Affairs and the Government of Maldives to facilitate the conduct the political debate and to ensure that the freedom of expression is not curtailed on spurious excuses. read more

Scholar launches Dhivehi culture website
Xavier Romero-Frias is the world's leading foreign scholar specialising in Dhivehi culture. His independence and integrity are beyond question. Romero-Frias' work provides inspiration for all Maldivians and others working to understand and explain the traditions and unique character of human adaptation in the atolls of the central Indian Ocean.
His new website is www.maldives-ethnography.com

 BOOK REVIEW
The Maldives Islanders - a study of the popular culture of an ancient ocean kingdom
For the last 20 years, the Maldivian islands in the central Indian Ocean have been very successfully marketed as an exclusive tropical tourist destination. However, English language books examining the detailed history and culture of this independent atoll nation are few and only occasionally available, even in university libraries. read more

Maldivians crying for political freedom                                          Asia Tribune                                                                                      "We strongly believe that we have rights to register as a political party" say group of parliamentarians and members of the Maldivian Democratic Party yesterday, at a press conference held in Colombo. read more

Is the government changing its policies to the call of reformers?       It is very positive to see that Dr. Saeed is using his integrity and education for the good of the people. If the hardline characters in the Gayyoom administration does not get in the way of Dr. Saeed's promotion of press freedom in the Maldives, we might still see our rights respected more some time in the near future. We hope this is a sign of good things to come. Our only fear is that after many years of Gayyoom government policy being to pay lip-service to the call for reform, we cannot get exited until we see results, not just words. read more

 SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT
Seminar on Party Politics
Venue : Ghiyaasuddeen School Hall, Male', Maldives Date : 5th July 2004 Time : 21:00. Those interested in politics and the changes for good in our country will find it most useful. So please be there and please bring along your friends too. The seminar is organised by Hon. Ibrahim Ismail (picture right), Male' Member of the Special Majlis. A similar seminar was held on 29th June 2004, which was a watershed.

Paradise lost, India forgotten                                                                  The Indian Express                                                                                                                   If India can get over its obsession with Pakistan, it might notice that there’s a little island nation just over there in the Arabian Sea called the Maldives, with a permanent hotline to Paradise. Only, President Abdul Gayyoom has ruled his tiny fief with his tiny fists for 25 long years, brooking no dissent or disruption. No political parties are allowed to function, the few independent-minded journalists have fled to Sri Lanka and most of the elite is either compromised or beholden to Gayyoom. read more

Gayyoom backslides – fast                                              His current talk about constitutional reform is equally spurious. In fact the hardliners, working on his instructions, have started the reverse movement even before the first sitting of the constitutional assembly. read more

 What is Islam's view on human rights?                                                      Universal Islamic Declaration of Human Rights                                               It is unfortunate that human rights are being trampled upon with impunity in many countries of the world, including some Muslim countries. Such violations are a matter of serious concern and are arousing the conscience of more and more people throughout the world. read more

Maumoon has done the ultimate...                                                                     Since the time MDP started demanding for a party system the word “politics” has taken a dramatic stroll. People started to realise there is another way, people realised they have been asleep for too many years. Now, the words that come out of most Maldivians is “We need to change our system, we need to change our political leader (leader not leaders as for the moment there is still only one, The One). read more

MDP hold press conference in Colombo                                                             MDP members met for a Press Conference at the Colombo Hilton on the 3rd of July 2004. The following Press Statement was given at the conference. read more

MDP Newsletter 15 released

Articles include:

• Pro-Democracy Assembly in Malé
• Words and only words
• Commentary and analysis on Mr. Gayyoom's ‘pluralism speech’
• Gayyoom Flirts with Political Pluralism
• Scrutiny: an effective Weapon against Denial

"I am Maumoon Abdul Gayyoom, President of the Maldives"                At that very moment I could almost see in my minds eye Gayyoom watching on TV his fallen mentor, silently mouthing the words in in unison with Saddam, "I am Maumoon Abdul Gayyoom, President of the Maldives". A last lesson of arrogant defiance in the face of the people who he was meant to be serving. read more

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Mohamed Mahir Businessman and MDP Council Member

 “U r crossing the boundaries, b careful u r time is up, u r days are going to end up very soon”  
Pro-reformers in Maldives receiving death threats
This afternoon, Mr. Mahir received a death threat by SMS through the Dhiraagu Website so as to make the sender anonymous. Mr. Mohamed Mahir, H. Green is a member of the Maldivian Democratic Party General Council. He has been an advocate of pluralistic democracy in the Maldives for a very long time and is an active member of the reform movement. read more

 

 

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 SPECIAL REPORT
Reform debate in Male’ Social Centre
An informal public gathering was orgainsed in Male’ tonight by an NGO, Oriental Academics, founded by Mr. Nazim Sattar, in cooperation with Mr. Ibrahim Ismail,  Member of Special Majlis of Parliament for Male’. They are also members of the Maldivian Democratic Party Council. Other prominent reformists, most of whom are Members of the Maldivian Democratic Party were involved in organising the event. The event is historic in many ways and marks a change of direction by the autocratic leader of Maldives towards freedom of assembly in the Maldives as well as freedom of expression. read full report

 

 

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Dr. M. Shaugee Education Minister

Gayyoom’s Education Ministry is in mayhem
It is a well known fact that the Education Ministry in Maldives has always been very inefficient and most importantly very much under-funded. Since the time of Gayyoom's classmate Zahir Hussain and his brother Abdulla Hameed and then Dr. Latheef, who held this most important and critical post in the past 26 years, the Ministry is still running with the same ethos and old fashion with the prime aim  to sustain the regime of Gayyoom. They believe that it is the kindness of Gayyoom which results is more schools and improvements, not that it is Gayyoom’s absolute duty to educate his people. read more

DO Digest 3 Released click here to download

MDP RERESENTATION  DOCUMENT
MALDIVES: World’s Secret Dictatorship
The representation made by the delegation of Maldivian Democratic Party (MDP) to various Parliament Members in UK and other international bodies played a crucial role in increasing the pressure mounted on the Government of Maldives to carry out democratic reform. read more

 SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT
Seminar on Party Politics
Venue : Social Centre, Male', Maldives Date : 29th June 2004 Time : 2030 - 2230
Those interested in politics and the changes for good in our country will find it most useful. So please be there and please bring along your friends too.

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