Former Vice President of the Election Commission, Ismail Habeeb, was sworn in as a member of the Human Rights Commission of the Maldives at a ceremony at the President's Office. Parliament had approved his appointment in July with 74 votes in support and three MDP members voting against, filling a vacancy left by Dr Adham Abdullah's resignation last October.
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Habeeb was sworn in at a special ceremony held at the President’s Office on Sunday. The oath was administered by Supreme Court Justice Ali Rasheed Hussain, with President Dr Mohamed Muizzu presenting the official letter of appointment.
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The Parliament had approved Habeeb’s appointment in July, with the support of 74 members.
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The Parliament had approved Habeeb’s appointment in July, with the support of 74 members.
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