Maldives unicameral parliament, the People’s Majlis, has forwarded the names of 26 individuals contesting for membership in the National Integrity Commission for committee review.
The 26 individuals submitted their names for consideration after the President’s Office announced openings in February of this year.
The individuals in consideration are:
- Aishath Shehenaz/M.Amazon
- Mohamed Zaheen/Malé Registry: 8544
- Mohamed Afzal/Ma. Houston
- Mohamed Munieez/H.Alpacho
- Arham Abdul Raheem/Malé Registry:290
- Aishath Hussain Manik/H. Reedhakokaa
- Hussain Hameed/G.Thunduveli
- Shuaib Abdul Rahmaan/Malé Registry:1188
- Ahmed Adheem/M.Rabee’ge
- Mariyam Shahneeza Naseer/Thiladhoo, Dhidhdhoo island of Haa Alif atoll
- Yusuf Maaniu/G.Atha
- Rukshana Ibrahim/M.Liyaage
- Abdul Azeez Yusuf/Urutha, Maalhos island of Baa atoll
- Rizmeenaa/Violenge, Kudahuvadhoo island of Dhaal atoll
- Abdulla Raazee/Funad Cozy, Fuvahmulah City
- Shafeeqa Naeem/Beach Side, Nilandhoo of Faafu atoll
- Ahmed Moosa/H.Amsaa Villa
- Adam Naeem/H.Finibin
- Mohamed Husham Ali/H.Azaadhuvaadhee
- Nasira Sodiq/M.Three Birds
- Ali Mohamed Manik/Malé Registry: 1851
- Hussain Rasheed Yusuf/Malé Registry: 2065
- Mariyam Saeedha Ibrahim/N.Kokaahandhu
- Hawaa Wajdha/Thundi Link, Gan island of Laamu atoll
- Khadheeja Naeem/M.Ranvar
- Minna Nafiz/M.Lilies
The National Integrity Commission was established in 2015 and replaced oversight bodies for the Maldives Police Service, Maldives Customs Service, the Maldives Correctional Service, and the Maldives Immigration.
The commission is comprised of five members, who can over see cases of: an unlawful act by an employee of a law enforcement agency, unjust or indiscriminatory acts by law enforcement, and potentially criminal conduct of law enforcement agencies.
The commission can advise law enforcement agencies and forward matters to the Prosecutor General’s Office.
