Maldives Journalist Association

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Hussain Fiyaz Moosa, CEO of Adhadhu, and the outlet's Editor, Hassan Mohamed, were summoned to police headquarters on Wednesday to face criminal allegations regarding the documentary. They are pictured alongside their legal counsel, Ali Hussain.

High Court accepts an appeal filed by Fiyaz regarding a gag order issued in a case where he faces criminal charges

A photo taken from outside the High Court.

MJA files for review after appeal against gag order was dismissed on grounds that the organization was not a party to original case

Hussain Fiyaz Moosa, CEO of Adhadhu News.

Fiyaz appeals gag order in High Court regarding ongoing criminal proceedings

Journalists from Adhadhu news summoned to court.

Appeal filed by journalists' association dismissed on grounds that gag order does not apply to the organization

Hussain Fiyaz Moosa, CEO of Adhadhu, and the outlet's Editor, Hassan Mohamed, were summoned to police headquarters on Wednesday to face criminal allegations regarding the documentary" They are pictured alongside their legal counsel, Ali Hussain.

Journalists' association requests permission to observe defamation trial against Fiyaz and Hassan

Government Spokesperson Mohamed Hussain Shareef (Mundhu).

Government has no intention of banning content from foreign news channels even if they violate gag orders; instead, enforcement actions are being targeted solely at Maldivian journalists!

Journalists from Adhadhu news summoned to court.

Highlighting politicization of judiciary, MJA calls for an independent investigation into allegations against president

Friday night’s event at Usfasgandu

‘Full stop movement’ launched to oppose civil rights restrictions; first march planned in Malé on Thursday