Police in the Maldives said on Saturday (May 2) they had made nearly 200 arrests during clashes at a protest over the jailing of former president Mohamed Nasheed, after the UN’s top rights body denounced his trial as unfair.
Police in the Maldives said on Saturday (May 2) they had made nearly 200 arrests during clashes at a protest over the jailing of former president Mohamed Nasheed, after the UN’s top rights body denounced his trial as unfair.
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