India has expressed its strong disappointment over the functioning of democracy in the island nation condemning the imprisonment of the former president and Chief Justice of Supreme Cout ...
New York: Deciding upon complaints filed by Mohamed Nasheed, the ex-President of Maldives, a United Nations human rights expert committee has called on the Government to restore Nasheed&r ...
Male: Maldives President Abdulla Yameen on Thursday lifted the 45-day-long state of emergency, imposed in the country to annul a Supreme Court ruling that quashed convictions against nine ...
Male/Beijing: While Maldives is roiled by a political crisis with the imposition of Emergency by President Yameen amid desperate requests of the island nation's opposition leaders for ...
New York, Feb 7 (JEN): Following the declaration of a ‘state of emergency’ in the Maldives, after which soldiers forced their way into the Supreme Court, United Nations Secret ...
New York: Following the Maldives' Supreme Court decision ordering the release of convicted opposition leaders and the reinstatement of 12 parliamentarians, United Nations Secretary-Ge ...
New York, May 2 (JEN): The trial and conviction of former Maldives President Mohammed Nasheed was vastly unfair, arbitrary and disproportionate, a senior United Nations human rights official ...
- Reports of India shortening exports of essential goods to Maldives are misleading, says MEA
- India slams Maldives govt for jailing for long term former President and Chief Justice
- Restore ex-President’s right to stand for election, UN expert committee directs Maldives
- Emergency lifted in Maldives after 45 days
- China wary of Indian role in restoring democracy in Maldives, draws flak for its veiled warning
