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Maldives security forces use violence against peaceful protesters

Maldives police and military forces responded with violence against a peaceful rally backing the Maldivian Democratic Party (MDP), Amnesty International documented in the Maldives today, violating international standards against the use of excessive force. Maldives police and military forces responded with violence against a peaceful rally backing the Maldivian Democratic Party (MDP), Amnesty International documented in the Maldives today, violating

Maldives security forces use violence against peaceful protesters - 8 March 2012

Headline Title:  Maldives security forces attack protesters Maldives police and military forces responded with violence against a peaceful rally backing the Maldivian Democratic Party (MDP), Amnesty International documented yesterday, violating internationa At least six people injured, some seriously, as combined forces of police and military attack around 300 demonstrators in the capital. Media Node:  Maldives protester and police Twitter Tag:  maldives Story Location:  Malé Maldives 4° 10' 0.0012" N, 73° 30' 0" E “People who were peacefully exercising their right to protest were beaten on the head with batons, kicked and sprayed with pepper spray. These brutal tactics are outright human rights violations” Source:  Abbas Faiz, Amnesty International’s Maldives researcher Date:  Wed, 07/03/2012

Blog: Maldives security forces assault women protesters - 29 February 2012

Headline Title:  Blog: Maldives security forces assault women protesters By Amnesty International staff Women in the Maldives describe how security forces violently suppressed their protest against the new president. Media Node:  Maldives women protesters Story Location:  Maldives 0° 41' 41.568" S, 73° 9' 33.5952" E URL:  Maldives: End use of excessive force against protesters Description:  News story, 8 February 2012 URL:  Maldives must avoid persecution of ousted government Description:  News story, 7 February 2012

Maldives. Les membres du gouvernement chassés du pouvoir ne doivent pas être persécutés

Les nouvelles autorités des Maldives ne doivent pas persécuter les membres du parti politique du président sortant Mohammed Nasheed, a déclaré Amnesty International mardi 7 février, après la démission de ce dernier à la suite d'une mutinerie de la police dans le pays. Les nouvelles autorités des Maldives ne doivent pas persécuter les membres du parti politique du président sortant Mohammed Nasheed, a déclaré Amnesty International mardi 7 février, après la d

Maldives. Il faut que les forces de sécurité cessent de recourir à la violence contre les partisans de Mohamed Nasheed

Il faut que les forces de sécurité maldiviennes cessent de recourir à la violence contre les sympathisants du Parti démocratique maldivien, le parti de l'ex président Mohamed Nasheed, au lendemain de la démission forcée de ce dernier, a déclaré Amnesty International. Mohamed Nasheed a dû quitter le pouvoir sous la menace de violences de la part de l'armée et de la police. Il faut que les forces de sécurité maldiviennes cessent de recourir à la violence contre les sympathisants du Parti démocratique maldivien, le parti de l'ex président Mohamed Nasheed, au lendemain

Maldives security forces must stop using violence against supporters of Mohamed Nasheed

Maldives security forces must stop using violence against supporters of Mohamed Nasheed’s Maldivian Democratic Party, a day after he was forced to resign the presidency under the threat of violence by the military and police, Amnesty International said. Maldives security forces must stop using violence against supporters of Mohamed Nasheed’s Maldivian Democratic Party, a day after he was forced to resign the presidency under the threat of violence

Maldives: End use of excessive force against protesters - 8 February 2012

Headline Title:  Maldives: End use of excessive force against protesters Maldives security forces must stop using violence against supporters of Mohamed Nasheed’s Maldivian Democratic Party, a day after he was forced to resign the presidency under the threat of violence Police in the Maldives have reportedly attacked outgoing president Mohammed Nasheed and his supporters during a peaceful protest. Media Node:  maldives teargas getty Story Location:  United Kingdom 3° 22' 57.198" N, 73° 39' 8.4384" E See map: Google Maps “We want to see an investigation into the attack on Mohamed Nasheed and other protesters” Source:  Sam Zarifi, Amnesty International’s Asia-Pacific director

Maldives must avoid persecution of ousted government

The new authorities in the Maldives must avoid persecuting members of outgoing president Mohammed Nasheed’s political party, Amnesty International said today, after Mr Nasheed resigned following a police mutiny in the country. The new authorities in the Maldives must avoid persecuting members of outgoing president Mohammed Nasheed’s political party, Amnesty International said today, after Mr Nasheed resigned following a

Maldives must avoid persecution of ousted government - 7 February 2012

Headline Title:  Maldives must avoid persecution of ousted government The new authorities in the Maldives must avoid persecuting members of outgoing president Mohammed Nasheed’s political party, Amnesty International said today, after Mr Nasheed resigned following a The Maldivian president has resigned following a police mutiny after a group of police officers joined opposition-led protests. Media Node:  Mohamed Nasheed Twitter Tag:  maldives Story Location:  United Kingdom 5° 58' 1.956" N, 73° 7' 30" E See map: Google Maps “The new government must ensure that it will protect the rights of all Maldivians equally, without regard to their political affiliation” Source:  Sam Zarifi, Asia-Pacific director at Amnesty International

Maldives. Un blogueur est relâché, mais ses assaillants sont toujours en liberté

Un blogueur maldivien, agressé et placé en détention après avoir organisé une manifestation en faveur de la tolérance religieuse, a été libéré après presque quatre semaines derrière les barreaux, tandis que ses agresseurs sont toujours en liberté. Un blogueur maldivien, agressé et placé en détention après avoir organisé une manifestation en faveur de la tolérance religieuse, a été libéré après presque quatre semaines derrière les barreaux, t

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