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Item Abdullah Hameed in the parliament : memory remains(Public Service Media, 2015-08-24) Ali, HussainItem “An All-Out Assault on Democracy” Crushing Dissent in the Maldives(Human Rights Watch, 2018-08) -, -Item Assessment of the justice sector reform proposals final report : August 2019(UNDP Evaluation Resource Center, 2019-08) UNDP Evaluation Resource CenterItem Building and inclusive eco system for SME's(Economic review, 2021-09) Ismail, FayyazItem Catalysing development : the early years of Maldives partnership with the UN system(Economic review, 2021-09) Mohamed, Ali NaseerItem Commonwealth concerns the Maldives(Ministerial Action Group on Maldives, 2016-12) Trinanjan Radhakrishnan, -Item Democracy, freedom and good governance : a new way forward for Maldives(President's Office, Maldives, 2009-03) President's Office, MaldivesItem The Destruction of the Cultural Heritage of the Maldives(-, 2012) Xavier, Romero-FriasItem Development, development policy and governance in the Maldives: a political economy perspective(The Maldives National Journal of Research, 2015-03) Rasheed, Athaulla A.Item The Elephant in Goverment(Maldives economic review, 2021-03) Umar Hilmy, HilmyItem An eye witness's view on the development of Dubai: lessons for Maldives(Economic review, 2021-12) Mohamed, Abdul AzeezItem From big bang to incrementalism : choices and challenges in constitution building(Melbourne Law School, 2017-10-03) Zulfa, Mariyam; މަރިޔަމް ޒުލްފާItem From sunrise to sunset: Maldives backtracking on democracy(International Federation for Human Rights, 2012-09) International Federation for Human RightsSince 2008, the Republic of Maldives has gone through considerable constitutional changes, ending a period of 30 years of authoritarian rule by President Maumoon Abdul Gayoom. While his regime had been challenged from the early 1980s, President Gayoom was eventually forced to introduce a reform process in 2004, which later on led to the enactment of a new constitution in 2008. The latter guaranteed the full separation of powers, as well as the creation of independent institutions to monitor the three branches of power and safeguard human rights. Following Mohamed Nasheed’s democratic election in 2008, a full range of fundamental rights was promoted, and human rights abuses reduced drastically. However, there was also a substantial lack of progress in some fields. Most importantly, Mohamed Nasheed did not take any steps to investigate human rights abuses that occurred prior to 2008, thereby creating a culture of impunity for perpetrators of past human rights violations. Besides, due to poisonous party politics, the reform process was brought to a standstill several times. At the occasion of the 2009 parliamentary elections, less than a year after the presidential elections, the ruling party - the Maldivian Democratic Party (MDP) - was unable to secure a majority. A number of important legislations, including the Penal Code, the Criminal Procedure Code, the Civil Procedure Code, the Evidence Act, and the legislation on the right to peaceful assembly therefore remained pending. Despite commendable attempts by various institutions to act independently, all suffered from political polarization, often resulting in conflict of interest and inertia. Despite constitutional changes, the different sections of the judiciary failed to become fully independent. Tensions culminated when Mohamed Nasheed ordered on 16th January 2012 the arrest of Chief Judge of Criminal Court Abdulla Mohamed. On 6th February, a police mutiny sided with the opposition and on 7th February, Mohamed Nasheed resigned. The Vice-President, Mohamed Waheed, took on the responsibilities of President, which the MDP immediately labelled as a coup. President Waheed rejected international calls for early elections saying it was neither practical nor constitutional and, instead, established a Commission of National Inquiry to “explore the facts, circumstances and causes of the events of 7th February 2012 that resulted in the transfer of power in the Maldives”. The Commission’s report was made public on 30th August, concluding that the change of President of 7th February was legal and constitutional. However, more than six months after taking over power, the coalition government of Mohamed Waheed has been accused of a wide range of human rights violations, from violent repression of street protests, arbitrary arrests, sexual harassment of female protestors, torture and harassment of pro-opposition media, to legal and physical harassment of members of the opposition. The authorities have also failed to investigate crimes on an impartial basis. Despite all the evidence available, the investigation for the attempted murder of human rights defender Hilath Rasheed on 4th June 2012, has been stalled.Item Historical institutionalism in the Maldives : A case of governance failure(2023) Rasheed, Athaulla A.Item Interview : SAARC SG WEERAKON : “ people of SAARC region have not fully enjoyed the benefits under SAFTA(Economic review, 2021-12-31)Item Living in Dignity : Development through Basic Rights and Democracy(Ministry of Foreign Affairs, 2009-03-24) Ministry of Foreign Affairs; މިނިސްޓްރީ އޮފް ފޮރިން އެފެއާރޒްItem Maldives(Institute of Peace and Conflict Studies, 2022-07-25) Institute of Peace and Conflict StudiesItem Maldives 2017 human rights report(U.S. Mission to Maldives, 2017) U.S. Mission to MaldivesItem The Maldives : return of democracy and challenges ahead(European Foundation for South Asian Studies, 2019-01) European Foundation for South Asian Studies; ޔޫރިޕިއަން ފައުންޑޭޝަން ފޯރ ސައުތް އޭސިއަން ސްޓަޑީސްItem Maldives Parliamentary Election 2019 : Preliminary Statement by Hon Bruce Golding Former Prime Minister of Jamaica Chair of the Commonwealth Observer Group(The Commonwealth, 2019-04-09) The CommonwealthItem Item Money and Elections in the Maldives Perceptions and Reality(International Foundation for Electoral Systems, 2014-11)Item Open letter to maldivians : the maldives from charybdis to scylla?(Dhivehi observer : the peoples press, 2005-12-09) Romero-Frias, Xavier; ޒެވިއަރ ރޮމޭރޯ ފްރިއާސް; Naazneen, Aishath; އައިޝަތު ނާޒްނީންItem Political violence in Maldives : FIDH calls on the international community to prevent the further deterioration of human rights ahead of the release of the report by the commission of national inquiry (CoNI)(FIDH – International Federation for Human Rights, 2012-08) FIDH – International Federation for Human RightsFIDH conducted a fact-finding mission in the Maldives from 30th July to 2nd August 2012. The team met with a wide range of stakeholders from the civil society including victims of political violence, ministries, independent institutions, United Nations, and members of the opposition. FIDH calls on the international community to immediately engage all relevant stakeholders to prevent further deterioration of the human rights situation as well as to closely monitor the situation, especially in the prospect of the release of CoNI's report, and to actively act to support a return to the reform agenda.Item Preliminary assessment of radicalisation in the Maldives(Maldivian Democracy Network, 2015)Item Report of the Commission of National Inquiry, Maldives(Commission of National Inquiry, 2012-08-30) Commission of National InquiryItem Item Item Returning Maldives to the people : Policies of the Maldivian Democratic Party : (based on policy document endorsed by the extraordinary congress – August 2006)(އޮގަސްޓް 2006). (2006). 1-24., 2006-09-17)Item Strengthening decentralized governance in the Maldives(United Nations Development Program, 2005-11-09) United Nations Development ProgramItem Strengthening local governance in Maldives(ރައީސުލްޖުމްހޫރިއްޔާގެ އޮފިސް, 2009-03-24) ރައީސުލްޖުމްހޫރިއްޔާގެ އޮފިސް, Presidents Office; މިނިސްޓްރީ އޮފް ހޯމްއެފެޔާޒް, Ministry of Home AffairsItem Strong and Inclusive Maldivian Democracy (SIMD)(United States Agency for International Development (USAID), 2021-08) United States Agency for International Development (USAID)Item The Maldives : from dictatorship to constitutional democracy and the quest for consolidation(University of Portsmouth, 2022-06-06) Ahmed NazeerItem The political reform agenda a mid‐term progress report(The Government of Maldives, 2006-06-26) The Government of MaldivesA background paper prepared by the Government of the Maldives for the Maldives Partnership Forum to be held in the Maldives on 26 June 2006Item Time to say "no thank you" to foreign aid?(Economic review, 2021-12) Mohamed, Ali NaseerItem Youth civic handbook : an essential guide on civic information to promote youth action(Transparency Maldives A Coalition for intergrity, 2024) Transparency Maldives A Coalition for intergrityDo you see issues in your community and want to make a difference? This book is your one-stop guide for becoming a change-maker in the Maldives. Developed by Transparency Maldives, this comprehensive guide is packed with the information and tools you need to ignite positive change. We'll explore the fundamentals of democracy and human rights, provide you with background knowledge, and provide you with useful tools to address local and global issues. Let's work together to build a more just, transparent, and equitable Maldives – a future shaped by your voice and action!Item ހަމަކޮންމެ ދިވެއްސަކުވެސް ވިސްނަންޖެހޭ ކަމެއް ދިވެހިރާއްޖޭގެ ޤައުމީ ސަލާމަތްތެރިކަން(2015-11-06) ޙަސަން ޙަމީދު.; Hameed, HassanItem ނިކްސަންގެ ކުލަގަދަ ކާމިޔާބީ(ލިޔުންތެރިން, 2020-12-04) މައުމޫން ޢަބްދުލްޤައްޔޫމް; Gayyoom, Maumoon AbdulItem ނުފޫޒު ވެރިން އެނގޭކަމަށް ނެހެދުމުން ހަނދުމައިން ފޮހެވިފައިވާ ބައެއް ޤަތުލު ޢާއްމުތައް(Adhives.mv, 2021-06-21) އަލްއުސްތާޛު އިބްރާހީމް, ރަޝީދު މޫސާ; Alusthaadh'u Ibrahim, Rasheedh MoosaItem ރައީސުލްޖުމްހޫރިއްޔާގެ ޚިޠާބު(ދިވެހިބަހާއި ތާރީޚަށް ޚިދުމަތްކުރާ ޤައުމީ މަރުކަޒު, 2000-12-01) މައުމޫން ޢަބްދުލްޤައްޔޫމް; Abdul Gayoom, Maumoon
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