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Fiyaz and Hassan deny slander charges

Adhadhu news CEO Hussain Fiyaz Moosa and the outlet's editor, Hassan Mohamed, denied qazf (slander) charges during a private hearing at the Criminal Court, after which the state presented evidence against them. A previously issued gag order bars disclosure of details of the trial, while a separate contempt-of-court prison sentence against two Adhadhu journalists is under appeal at the High Court.

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  • The state presented evidence against the two journalists and they were granted the opportunity to present evidence in their defense. The Edition Consequently, the state presented evidence against the two journalists. Fiyaz and Hassan were then granted the opportunity to present evidence in their defense.

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  • Two journalists from "Adhadhu" news were sentenced to prison for contempt of court after posing questions during a press conference at the President's Office and due to the manner in which the news report regarding the court order was written. the President's Office The Edition two journalists from the outlet were previously sentenced to prison by the court for contempt of court, after they posed questions during a press conference at the President's Office and due to the manner in which the news report regarding the court order was written.

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