The Maldivian Democratic Party has finalised plans for a street protest on 31 January in defence of the constitution, approved unanimously at its national council meeting on Wednesday. The party cited the Muizzu administration's December constitutional amendment and a foreign exchange regulation for tourism businesses among its grievances.
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The announcement follows the MDP’s 10 December “People in Defence of the Constitution” rally, where the party’s national council endorsed protests across the country and resolved to invite other political parties, civil society organisations, and the public to join its campaign.
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The decision, unanimously approved during a national council meeting on Wednesday, marks the first planned street demonstration against the current Mohamed Muizzu administration.
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The main opposition Maldivian Democratic Party (MDP) has finalised plans to hold a street protest on 31 January in defence of the constitution.
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