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Journalists Injured in Protests Against Controversial Media Bill
Several journalists and protesters, including senior opposition figures, were injured during demonstrations near Parliament in Malé on Tuesday against the Maldives Media and Broadcasting Regulation Bill. The bill, which would replace the Maldives Media Council and Maldives Broadcasting Commission with a new seven-member commission, cleared its first reading in Parliament by a vote of 49–12 and is under committee review.
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Tue 16 SepJournalists and protesters, including senior opposition figures, were injured during demonstrations against the Maldives Media and Broadcas…MaléTuesdayonly Maldives RepublicSeveral journalists and protesters, including senior opposition figures, were injured Tuesday in ongoing demonstrations near Parliament in Malé against a controversial media bill critics say would place control of free expression in the hands of President Mohamed Muizzu.
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49–12first reading vote in ParliamentMaldives RepublicThe legislation cleared its first reading in Parliament by a vote of 49–12 and is now under committee review.
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The Maldives Media and Broadcasting Regulation Bill cleared its first reading in Parliament by a vote of 49–12 and is now under committee review.ParliamentMaldives RepublicThe legislation cleared its first reading in Parliament by a vote of 49–12 and is now under committee review.
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