Mohamed Nasheed
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Waheed Hassan, president of the Maldives, concluded a five-day state visit to India last week, his first since taking over in February after Mohamed Nasheed, the country’s first democratically elected leader, stepped down. Mr. Nasheed said he was forced... Full Article at The New York Times
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The agenda agreement was made after nine hectic meetings and several rounds of sparring, and among its priorities the demand of ousted president Mohamed Nasheed's party to hold early election. The All Party Talks coordinator, Ahmed Mujuthaba, said on... Full Article at Asian Age
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Former Maldives President Mohamed Nasheed gestures during a press conference in New Delhi, India, Thursday, April 19, 2012. The deposed president of the Maldives is asking foreign governments to press for immediate elections in his island nation to... View Photo »
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Islamic parties will consolidate themselves if we don’t have elections soon.
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Nasheed sets off to persuade the world to commit to the only target for carbon emission that will guarantee the salvation of the Islands. 6.30pm. ACMI Federation Square, City. Organised by Human rights arts and film festival. "Australia has the most... Full Article at Green Left Weekly
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By the time it was over, China’s Premier had withdrawn in anger to his hotel suite and sent a midlevel diplomat to negotiate with President Obama; the President of the Maldives, Mohamed Nasheed, had demanded of China how it could ask his country to “go... Full Article at The New Yorker
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Nonsense, retorts his high-profile predecessor, Mohamed Nasheed, over a squeaking phone line from Male, the capital. “We need an election. It’s nothing to do with his coalition allies, it’s just him.” Mr Hassan (formerly the vice-president) could quit,... Full Article at Economist
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Former Maldives President Mohamed Nasheed shows a video of the alleged coup where he claims to have been forced to resign at gunpoint, during a press conference in New Delhi, India, Thursday, April 19, 2012. The deposed president of the Maldives is... View Photo »
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If we give them more time, they (the current regime) will meddle with it (election process). The elections must be observed and monitored. We hope there will be India’s involvement in monitoring the elections
– Mohamed Nasheed SOURCE: Indian Express -
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Opening last night with Under African Skies, the Joe Berlinger film tracing the impact in South Africa of Paul Simon's Graceland, the fifth annual Human Rights Art and Film Festival is eleven days of art, cinema, music and discussion designed to... Full Article at The Age
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Mohamed Waheed Hassan replaced Mohamed Nasheed, the first democratically elected president of the Maldives, in February after Mr. Nasheed resigned, but the former president has said that he was forced to step down in what he called a coup. “I am all... Full Article at The New York Times
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Delhi, May 14: Dhunya Maumoon, former Maldivian dictator Maumoon Abdul Gayoom’s 42-year-old daughter, is all set to head her father’s political party in the coming days and possibly run for her country’s presidency in the next elections against ousted... Full Article at Calcutta Telegraph
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