( MDP’s national council member and former Youth Minister Hassan Latheef said that all their policies will be announced in the presence of the media)
It reasons that the people have lost faith in the country’s security forces and describes the police and the military as obstacles to molding the country to the party's vision.
But it will be very dangerous to put forward and implement such a change. considering the already extremely polarized councils.
Even Male’ city council works like a separate government with its President more powerful than the President of the country.
Taking example from the US model is a big joke, we are not even close to that.. It will take two more generations for the common Maldivians to understand the true values of Democracy, Human Rights and Rule of Law.
Moreover, the young democracy is already facing serious challenges from radical islam within the country.
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