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Children in the Crossfire: Speaker Demands Legal Action Over Political Attacks

Speaker of Parliament Abdul Raheem Abdulla called for stringent legal action against those who exploit children in political rivalries, following disparaging remarks by MDP activist Maryam Zubair about President Mohamed Muizzu's children during nightly Ramadan protests in Malé City. The Human Rights Commission and the Election Commission condemned the remarks and urged preventive measures, while the MDP defended its activist's statements.

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  • Maryam Zubair made disparaging remarks about the children of President Dr. Mohamed Muizzu during recent protests in Malé City. during the recent protests Malé City The Standard Maryam Zubair, an activist associated with the Maldivian Democratic Party (MDP) and the mother of Parliament Member Meekail Naseem, made disparaging remarks about the children of President Dr. Mohamed Muizzu during the recent protests in Malé City.

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  • The MDP issued a defense of its activist Mariyam's statements, sparking further debate and criticism. The Standard the MDP has issued a defense of their activist Mariyam's statements, which has further ignited debate and criticism, especially on social media platforms.

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