President Dr Mohamed Muizzu has unequivocally affirmed that unlawful conduct will not be tolerated in the Maldives.
Delivering his remarks to the residents of Vaavu Felidhoo as part of his ongoing tour of four atolls, the President reiterated his unwavering commitment to upholding the rule of law. He emphasised that all citizens will be treated equally under the law and reaffirmed his pledge to govern in accordance with Islamic principles, declaring that he will not waver in this pursuit.
The President underscored the collective responsibility of citizens to uphold the values and principles deeply rooted in the nation’s Islamic identity. He stressed that enduring peace and national stability can only be achieved through intellectual cultivation and recognition of every individual’s inherent dignity. In this regard, he firmly stated that Muslims must refrain from making false accusations against others.
Addressing the role of public discourse, President Dr Muizzu affirmed that politicians, the media, and the public have the right to disseminate truth and fact-based information. He cited the Maldives Media and Broadcasting Regulation Act, which prohibits the spread of baseless claims and requires that any such assertions be substantiated. He urged citizens to exercise discernment and form independent judgments, rather than solely relying on prevailing public sentiment.
Concluding his address, the President stated that the people of the Maldives aspire to peace and harmony and are determined to prevent any recurrence of national instability.
