Parliamentary Session

11 articles

Parliament observes moment of silence following the passing of former MP Ramiz.

Parliament observes moment of silence following the passing of former MP

A case has been filed with the Supreme Court seeking to nullify the constitutional amendment outlining the circumstances under which Members of Parliament lose their seats.

Anti-defection law applies to 20th Parliament, Supreme Court rules

Dr. Mohamed Shaheem Ali Saeed attends Parliament to respond to questions from members.

Minister: Dedicated legislation required to resolve negligence by Umrah travel operators

Ahmed Nazim, Member of Parliament for the Dhiggaru constituency.

Nazim removed from two key parliamentary committees and reassigned to Environment Committee!

Mohamed Ibrahim (Kudoo), the Member of Parliament for the North Galolhu constituency. | People's Majlis

Parliament rejects MDP amendment to establish compensation mechanism for accident victims

From a sitting of the People's Majlis. | RaajjeMV

National Service Bill accepted and referred to 241 Committee

Minister of Construction and Infrastructure, Dr. Abdulla Muththalib. | Majlis

President said reclamation of Giraavaru Lagoon would be completed by April's end; however, Minister clarifies the project is expected to conclude by May's end

The issue of the constitutional amendment on floor-crossing. | RaajjeMV

State argues anti-defection amendment refers to "legal procedures" yet to be established in law!

Meekail Ahmed Naseem, Member of Parliament for the South Galolhu constituency. | Majlis

Public openly rejects attacks being launched by PNC and government against Constitution and the nation's democratic framework; it is time to change course: Meekail

Hussain Ziyad, Member of Parliament for the Vaikaradhoo constituency. | People's Majlis

Inability of MPs to freely express people's concerns is the fundamental reason behind this government's failure: Ziyad

Former Supreme Court Justice Husnu Al Suood. | RaajjeMV

If the government cannot explain why merging two elections has become a priority over more pressing national issues, it is difficult to believe they are acting in good faith: Suood