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Joint press release calling on the Parliament to ensure full adherence to the Constitution in the inquiry into Supreme Court Justices
Six Maldivian civil issued a joint press release expressing grave concern over the Judicial Service Commission's recommendation to dismiss two Supreme Court justices, Dr Azmiralda Zahir and Mahaz Ali Zahir, citing lack of due process and threats to judicial independence. The organizations called on Parliament and its Judiciary Committee to conduct an open, fair investigation into the suspensions and dismissal recommendation.
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Wed 26 FebEmergency JSC meeting suspended three Supreme Court justices, coinciding with a scheduled Supreme Court hearing on a constitutional case on…26 February 2025only Transparency MaldivesOn 26 February 2025, Justices Husnu Suood, Dr. Azmiralda Zahir and Mahaz Ali Zahir, three out the seven supreme court justices, were suspended following an emergency JSC meeting, coinciding with a scheduled Supreme Court hearing on a constitutional case on the validity of the anti-defection clauses introduced to the sixth amendment to the constitution.
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Joint press release calling on the Parliament to ensure full adherence to the Constitution in the inquiry into Supreme Court Justices