Maldives
May 10, 2021
Attack on Ex-Maldives’ President Shows Cost of Impunity
The attempted assassination on May 6, 2021, of Mohamed Nasheed, the former Maldivian president and current speaker of parliament, highlights the grave risks posed by extremist groups who enjoy political protection.
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Maldives: Covid-19 Exposes Abuse of Migrants
Overhaul System to Protect Foreign Workers at All Times
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Attack on Ex-Maldives’ President Shows Cost of Impunity
Bombing Exposes Dangers from Extremists, Corrupt Politicians
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Maldives Advances Media Freedom, But Long Way to Go
Repeal Remaining Repressive Laws, Investigate Attacks
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South Asia’s Women’s Rights Activists Should Be Heard
International Women’s Day Should Prompt Real Reforms
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Maldives: Pandemic Response Exposes Inequities, Abuse
Government Failed to Protect Rights Groups, Migrant Workers
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South Asia: Justice, Services Can Curb Sexual Violence
Death Penalty Push Ignores Real Solutions to Regional Failings
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Asian Nations Reject UN Vote Against Death Penalty
11 Asia-Pacific Governments Oppose 120 States on Capital Punishment Moratorium
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Maldives: Covid-19 Exposes Abuse of Migrants
Overhaul System to Protect Foreign Workers at All Times
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Maldives: Migrants Arrested for Protesting Abuses
Officials Claim National Security to Justify Mistreating Foreign Workers
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Maldives: Extremist Groups Threaten Rights Activists
Uphold Free Expression; Investigate Violent Attacks
