BRIEFING PAPERS
Maldives: Judiciary under the President's thumb, 28 February 2007
REPORTS
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Maldives: The Dark Side of Life, 30 March 2005
This report highlights continued repression on the political opponents and human rights defenders even after the declaration of socalled general amnesty on 31 Decmber 2004 and rigged elections in January 2005. The report exposes the manipulative tricks of the President Maumoon Abdul Gayoom to appease an increasingly critical international community through his much vaunted proposals for constitutional reforms unveiled by the Strategic Communications Unit of the President's Office on 7 March 2005. ... Full report in PDF
Maldives urged to undertake composite reforms for democracy, 13 August 2005
In an hour long dialogue with Foreign Minister of Maldives, Dr Ahmed Saheed on 13 August 2005, ACHR welcomed the reforms being urged to expite composite reforms for demcoracy and to release Chairperson of the opposition Maldivian Democratic Party, Mohamed Nasheed and other political detainees.
ACHR REVIEW
Review/151/07: Maldives: Journalists' prison, 24 January 2007 Review/140/06:Intervene for reform in Maldives, 08 November 2006Review/129/06: Democratic Maldives? 23 August 2006
Review/126/06: Urgent: Intervene Against State Terror in Maldives, 24 May 2006
Review/95/05: Maldives: The Kangaroo Courts of the Paradise Lost, 19 October 2005
Review/86/05: Call for International Intervention against Maldives, 17 August 2005
Review/76/05: Multi-party Democracy in South Asia: One Down, One More to Go, 8 June 2005
Review/72/05: Maldives: Still Dark, 11 May 2005
Review/CHR61/66/05: Maldives: The Dark Side of Life, 30 March 2005
Review/34/04: Maldives: Emergency and tyranny in the Blue Lagoon, 18 August 2004