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MDP Condemns LRAD Use, ‘Indiscriminate’ Arrests in Protest Crackdown
The MDP condemned what it called the violent dispersal of peaceful protesters in Malé, the police use of Long-Range Acoustic Devices and pepper spray, and arrests it described as indiscriminate, saying detainees were denied legal counsel. Police have not commented on the party's claims regarding the LRADs or denial of access to lawyers.
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The use of LRADs is unprecedented in the Maldives and poses serious risks of permanent hearing damage, dizziness, nausea, and other severe health impacts
Under President Muizzu, the government has increasingly resorted to authoritarian tactics—undermining judicial independence, silencing the media, and now deploying dangerous weapons against citizens exercising their constitutional right to…
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Police deployed pepper spray and high-decibel sound waves to disperse protesters attempting to march through the capital's main street.Majeedhee MaguMaldives RepublicPolice deployed pepper spray and high-decibel sound waves to disperse protesters as they attempted to march through the capital’s main street, Majeedhee Magu.
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