Maldives Reaffirms Commitment to Human Rights on 75th Anniversary

As the world commemorates the 75th anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR), Maldivian President Dr. Mohammed Muizzu highlighted the interconnected nature of human rights and the importance of defending freedoms universally to ensure their protection for all.

In a statement reflecting on this historic milestone, President Muizzu reaffirmed the Maldives' steadfast commitment to fostering a society rooted in dignity, equality, and justice. He emphasized that these principles form the foundation of the nation’s democratic values.

The President outlined his administration's efforts to promote a peaceful and inclusive society through the enactment of policies and laws tailored to the Maldives' unique geography. These measures prioritize equitable access to healthcare, education, and justice for all citizens.

Further highlighting the Maldives' commitment to human rights, Dr. Muizzu reiterated the administration's dedication to key areas, including press freedom, workers' rights, gender equality, and environmental sustainability. These priorities align with the broader vision of creating a society where the well-being of current and future generations is secured.

President Muizzu closed his statement with a powerful reminder encapsulated in the UDHR’s enduring message: “Our Rights. Our Future. Right Now.”