Attorney General Ibrahim Riffath has been served notice to respond to a no-confidence motion filed by the opposition and backed by 13 MPs, accusing him of neglecting national interests in a case at the International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea. Analysts say the motion is likely to fall short of the two-thirds majority it needs, requiring support from approximately 28 MPs in the 87-member parliament.
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Supported by 13 Members of Parliament, the motion accuses Riffath of neglecting national interests in a recent case at the International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea (ITLOS).
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Parliament Speaker Mohamed Nasheed’s supporters, including 12 MPs, have split from the party and established a new political party ahead of the upcoming Presidential Election.
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It needs support from approximately 28 MPs, 15 votes shy of the necessary majority in the 87-member parliament.
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It needs support from approximately 28 MPs, 15 votes shy of the necessary majority in the 87-member parliament.
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Earlier reports gave 15 votes 14 May, 17:57 Maldives Republic
It needs support from approximately 28 MPs, 15 votes shy of the necessary majority in the 87-member parliament.
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Earlier reports gave 87 members 14 May, 17:57 Maldives Republic
The upcoming parliamentary debate, scheduled to take place after the mandatory 14-day notice period, will be closely watched as it offers insights into the changing dynamics of party politics and representation in the Maldives.
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Parliament Speaker Mohamed Nasheed’s supporters, including 12 MPs, have split from the party and established a new political party ahead of the upcoming Presidential Election.
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The upcoming parliamentary debate, scheduled to take place after the mandatory 14-day notice period, will be closely watched as it offers insights into the changing dynamics of party politics and representation in the Maldives.
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