pls tell your fathers, daughters, sons, mothers and all relatives and friends not to vote
the resort owners.
their game is subject the rest of the citizens to a life of begging (from them) project a charitable image
buy a seat in parliment prevent us from been economically independent and live a decent life of honor and dignity without begging
pass laws that protect the rigts of them
ignore or never submit laws that may benefit the ordinary maldivians.
No tycoon
say no to tycoons as Mps
Monday, June 23, 2008
Thursday, June 19, 2008
Even the rich has a right to win parliment membership
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Even the rich has a right to win, if he is capable of working towards the citizens rights in the parliament. fageerehthoa mussanjeh thoa konmehen belumuge beynumeh nei, vote laanvee ekamah enme gaabil meehakah..
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I disagree. Rich can control and hijack the resources or development of a country. If you look at American Parliament, majority of them are rich tycoons. They dont understand global warming, dont recognise rights of people and you can make a big list. Most Tycoons are too busy running their businesses and making them rich to care about poor people. Some who has a deep faith or desire to reach people may give a small pocket of his money. I think an MP should be someone who really cares for people, play a role to bring democratic open systems, protect the rights of people & create opportunities for poor people.
We have a crisis when it comes to population consolidation programme, just to give one example. Several other issues require immediate attention, effort and lobbying from someone who has the time to do it. I dont believe that a person who is involved with working these issues can have two jobs. Anyways MPs are getting a fat salary now, so please devote time to the cause of people.I think if you study the cases why MPs can control and buy votes in Maldives was the evil money. The island NGOs and the people are promised better facilities, better services and upliftment of their lives. So its undersandable why money played a role but at same time people were dissapointed when these MPs dont fulfil the promised obligations. So creating awareness alongwith creating systems so that those who try to buy votes can be exposed at island & National level.
Mass media needs to play a critical role, study the case and get real evidence to make a case. I think this will help in a country where transparency and accountability is an issue. Why exactly its happening, this is not acceptable in any other country and in the Maldives but still its happening unless we dont stop these people.
Even the rich has a right to win, if he is capable of working towards the citizens rights in the parliament. fageerehthoa mussanjeh thoa konmehen belumuge beynumeh nei, vote laanvee ekamah enme gaabil meehakah..
reply by member
I disagree. Rich can control and hijack the resources or development of a country. If you look at American Parliament, majority of them are rich tycoons. They dont understand global warming, dont recognise rights of people and you can make a big list. Most Tycoons are too busy running their businesses and making them rich to care about poor people. Some who has a deep faith or desire to reach people may give a small pocket of his money. I think an MP should be someone who really cares for people, play a role to bring democratic open systems, protect the rights of people & create opportunities for poor people.
We have a crisis when it comes to population consolidation programme, just to give one example. Several other issues require immediate attention, effort and lobbying from someone who has the time to do it. I dont believe that a person who is involved with working these issues can have two jobs. Anyways MPs are getting a fat salary now, so please devote time to the cause of people.I think if you study the cases why MPs can control and buy votes in Maldives was the evil money. The island NGOs and the people are promised better facilities, better services and upliftment of their lives. So its undersandable why money played a role but at same time people were dissapointed when these MPs dont fulfil the promised obligations. So creating awareness alongwith creating systems so that those who try to buy votes can be exposed at island & National level.
Mass media needs to play a critical role, study the case and get real evidence to make a case. I think this will help in a country where transparency and accountability is an issue. Why exactly its happening, this is not acceptable in any other country and in the Maldives but still its happening unless we dont stop these people.
resort owner thibeema vaaa goi balaa...
resort owner (as Mps) thibeema vaaa goi balaa...
fellow Maldivians who are working at resorts are not benefited by the employment law recently passed Maldivian parliamentarians. This has happened because out of 47 ,22 parliamentarians are resort owners. so for the betterment of the whole country as well as the the employees , we have to say no to resort owners in the upcoming parliamentary election.
We should identify them and make public aware .Maldivians who are working at resorts sacrifices their young age and Happy moments of their life. they have left their loved ones.. wife ,kids ,dads and moms and friends. and working hard work in resorts.. They get peanuts compare to their work.. they survive if they get tips from tourists.
fellow Maldivians who are working at resorts are not benefited by the employment law recently passed Maldivian parliamentarians. This has happened because out of 47 ,22 parliamentarians are resort owners. so for the betterment of the whole country as well as the the employees , we have to say no to resort owners in the upcoming parliamentary election.
We should identify them and make public aware .Maldivians who are working at resorts sacrifices their young age and Happy moments of their life. they have left their loved ones.. wife ,kids ,dads and moms and friends. and working hard work in resorts.. They get peanuts compare to their work.. they survive if they get tips from tourists.
Wednesday, June 4, 2008
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