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Friday, July 17, 2015
Saturday, May 16, 2015
Leading to Identity crisis
When the constitution forbids any kinds of discrimination
among Maldivian, it is surprising that some MPs who supports current government
openly encourages discrimination among Maldivians. Whether a person belongs to
South, North or Central region of Maldives we are referred as “Maldivian”. We
all hold same passport and same national identity. Therefore Every Maldivian who lives in
Maldives is equal regardless of the region the person belongs.
Silence of the government on his remark clearly depicts
government’s stance on the issue. It really is a serious issue. Today, if we
don’t take it seriously, in time to come regional segregation could widespread
and may go out of control. It may lead
for tribalism. Some of our neighboring countries are still struggling to come
out of racial and ethnics fights.
One may believe that living in Male’, the capital of Maldives
is easy, and it’s a choice. However, it is not the case. People move from one place
to another for a reason. For some reason, the facilities in Male’ are far more
better compared to rest of the country. It is a known fact that any part of the
world's capital city is given priority on many things, be it health, medicine,
economic activities and education. The one who wants better life will
definitely moves to Male’.
It is a constitutional right that anyone Maldivians can move
freely to any island. No one can stop that. Furthermore, basic necessities for
living are assured by the constitution. Therefore, if governing authorizes are
failing to facilitate or provide what was assured, it is normal that people
will raise their concerns. I agree that there must be a boundary and limit for
people to raise such concerns.
I believe that MP Riyaz Rasheed MUST apologize from islanders
for the irresponsible comments he made, be it politically motivated. Moreover, government
and human rights commission should not be silent on it, and must guide such misguided MPs for the betterment of the nation, and encourage to accept
diversity.
Leading to Identity crisis
Wednesday, April 29, 2015
Ali Raaja & his infamous port
We read Kannanoor Ali Raajaa story in our history books. I was told this is the port they used to start their journey towards Maldives and other parts of South Asia.
It was not Ali Raja initiated to concur Maldives, however King fled to India due to political instability in Maldives. He landed the area called Kannanoor and met Ali Raja.
Maldives was under Ali Raja influence for nearly 4 months. It was 1752.
Gateway to enter south east asia water.
It was Muleegey Dhon Hassan Maniku slaughtered them in the night of "Dead" and recaptured Maldives.
Ali Raaja & his infamous port
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