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While the Parliament holds the power to impeach the President, the Supreme Court must advise the President to ensure justice for future generations: Ali Hussain
Legal expert and former MP Ali Hussain said the People's Majlis has the constitutional power to impeach the President, while the Supreme Court must also advise President Muizzu on intergenerational justice regarding the reported handover of a large part of Ras Male' to Eagle Hills. Speaking at a Tuesday press conference, he appealed to parliament, the Supreme Court, and the security forces to halt the deal and seek a public vote.
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Tue 27 OctAli Hussain held a press conference expressing concern over the reported handover of a significant portion of Ras Male' to Eagle Hills and …Tuesdayonly Raajje (English)During a press conference held on Tuesday, Ali Hussain expressed deep concern regarding reports that a significant portion of Ras Male' is being permanently handed over to the company Eagle Hills. In light of this, he made a special appeal to three of the Maldives' most vital state institutions.
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Please tell President Muizzu to stop this, to put these actions on hold, and to seek a mandate through a public vote.
While the Parliament holds the power to impeach the President, the Supreme Court must advise the President to ensure justice for future generations: Ali Hussain
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Ali Hussain appeared as a third-party intervenor in a Supreme Court appeal, arguing the court must consider intergenerational justiceSupreme CourtRaajje (English)Appearing as a third-party intervenor in the Supreme Court appeal, Ali Hussain argued that the court's mandate extends beyond ensuring justice for individual cases; it must also take into account the principles of intergenerational justice.
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