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UN experts 'strongly' condemn brutal murder of journalist and rights defender in Maldives

May 10, 2017, at 05:08 am

New York, May 9 (Just Earth News): A group of United Nations human rights experts have “strongly” condemned the murder of a prominent journalist and human rights defender in Maldives and called on the authorities to conduct a public inquiry into the killing and bring those responsible to justice.

Maldives: Concerned by 'increasing polarization, Ban calls for parties to work toward inclusive dialogue

Dec 03, 2016, at 02:03 pm

New York, Dec 3 (Just Earth News): Concerned by the increasing polarization in the Maldives, which has made dialogue among the Government and political parties increasingly difficult, United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon has encouraged all concerned to work toward an inclusive dialogue.

UN rights chief urges Maldives to retain decades-long death penalty moratorium

Aug 10, 2016, at 04:02 am

New York, Aug 9 (Just Earth News): Voicing concern over a number of worrying developments regarding capital punishment in the Maldives, the United Nations human rights chief on Tuesday called on the Government to refrain from carrying out planned executions and to uphold the de facto moratorium that has been in place in the country for over six decades.

UN urges Maldives to repeal regulation on death penalty

Apr 30, 2014, at 06:08 pm

New York, Apr 30 (IBNS): The United Nations human rights office on Tuesday voiced deep concern about a new regulation in the Maldives that effectively overturns a 60-year moratorium on the use of capital punishment in the country and allows for children as young as seven to be sentenced to death for certain crimes.