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A web based application developer, a Hotelier Maldives Joined April 2010

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Soe Zidhna ali @ali_zidhna

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Aharumen therey massala eh nethey buni furathama faharu Badhahi safeh

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މިއަދު މަޖްލިސް ގަ އޮތީ ހުސް ޑިޖި ޑިގި . ދެރަ ކަންކަން

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The World R🅰️nking @worldranking_

2 months ago

Some countries print money Maldives prints art.

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Hussain Fiyaz Moosa @hussainfiyaz

2 months ago

Vaguthun Minivan Kurey #FreeLeevaan #FreeShahzan #FreeAdhadhuJournalists

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@waddey Waddey can you check the DM

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3 months ago

@MvARiyaz @MDPSecretariat Kobaa bro golhi balaalaafa dhoa reyga thi aee

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@shiuna_m @Abbasvelidhoo Ainbeh hen gen gulhuneemey miothee

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@shiuna_m @Abbasvelidhoo Mee ves gazufah vaane dhoa

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3 months ago

@primary0 Kobaa dhivehi?

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IFJ Asia-Pacific @ifjasiapacific

3 months ago

#Maldives🇲🇻: Two Adhadhu journalists were sentenced to prison on May 12 following a series of secret contempt of court hearings, the first time media workers have been jailed in the Maldives in its democratic era, according to @mjamaldives. @IFJGlobal ifj.org/media-centre/n…

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IPI - The Global Network for Independent Media @globalfreemedia

3 months ago

@AdhadhuMV In a letter, IPI joined six press freedom and human rights organisations in calling on Maldives President Mohamed Muizzu to reverse retaliatory legal action against @AdhadhuMV and reaffirm the Maldives’ commitment to press freedom and media independence. ipi.media/maldives-ipi-p…

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3 months ago

@HKuruseeBackup @AlJazeera Aljazeera ves hilaafu vee dhoa court amuraa

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Luke @lucasjalyl

3 months ago

މިރޭ މަގުމައްޗަށް! ވީހާވެސް ގިނަ ބަޔަކު މިރޭ މިގުމައްޗަށް ނުކުންނަވާ!

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IPI - The Global Network for Independent Media @globalfreemedia

3 months ago

🇲🇻 #Maldives: IPI condemns the jailing of two @AdhadhuMV journalists in apparent retaliation for their critical reporting. They must be released immediately with all charges dropped. adhadhu.com/81673

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Al Jazeera English @AJEnglish

3 months ago

Maldives jails two journalists for reporting on alleged affair between President Mohamed Muizzu and a former aide aje.news/bhgxfq

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3 months ago

@waddey_ އެހެން ވީމާ މުއިޒު ބޮލުގަ ޒިނޭ ގެ ތުހުމަތު މި އޅުވީ ޒަމްޒަމް ފާރިސް ދޯ

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NewsWire 🇱🇰 @NewsWireLK

3 months ago

The Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) has condemned the jailing of two Maldivian journalists linked to an investigative documentary about President Mohamed Muizzu, calling it an attack on press freedom in the Maldives. According to CPJ, journalists Mohamed Shahzan and Leevan Ali Nasir from independent outlet Adhadhu were sentenced by a court in Malé over matters connected to a documentary titled “Aisha”, which contained allegations involving President Muizzu. Reporter Mohamed Shahzan was sentenced to 15 days in jail after questioning President Muizzu during a press conference regarding allegations raised in the documentary, while Leevan Ali Nasir received a 10-day jail term over reporting related to a court-issued gag order on the case. CPJ said the rulings marked an escalation in action against Adhadhu, noting that authorities had earlier raided the outlet’s newsroom, seized equipment, and imposed travel bans on senior staff members. “The jailing of Mohamed Shahzan and Leevan Ali Nasir is a punitive attempt to criminalize investigative journalism,” CPJ Asia-Pacific Program Coordinator Kunal Majumder said in a statement. President Muizzu has denied the allegations made in the documentary, with Maldivian authorities defending the actions against Adhadhu as lawful investigations into what they described as false claims. International media rights groups and press freedom advocates have meanwhile urged the Maldivian government to end legal action against the outlet and allow journalists to operate freely. (Newswire)