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PNC Calls for Quick Passage of Israeli Passport Ban as Own Supermajority Stalls Progress
The ruling People's National Congress (PNC) has called for the swift passage of the Immigration Amendment Bill, stalled in Parliament's Security Services Committee for over four months, which would ban entry of Israeli passport holders. The Cabinet agreed to amend the law on 2 June 2024, but the legislative change has not been implemented and no timeline for Parliament's reconvening has been confirmed.
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Sun 2 JunThe Maldives Cabinet agreed to amend the Immigration Act to ban Israeli passport holders.On 2 June 2024only Maldives RepublicOn 2 June 2024, the Maldives Cabinet agreed to amend the law in response to public calls to ban Israeli passports, following the escalating war between Israel and Palestine.
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This party urges Parliament to speedily complete the study of the Immigration Amendment Bill, which is currently pending in Parliament, and to make the President’s decision a reality
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Opposition MDP MP Mikael Naseem introduced a bill to amend the Immigration Act preventing Israeli passport holders from entering the Maldives.in JuneMaldives RepublicOpposition MDP MP Mikael Naseem introduced a bill in June to amend the Immigration Act, preventing Israeli passport holders from entering the Maldives.
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