@NaajihDidi I have a question for you. Male' meehunnah bavaafa varah gina post kohfa hurey page thakuga. But ekamakaa beyfulhaa kanboduvegen ulhey thaneh nufeney. So aslu massala akey beyfulhaa kahala meehun hen mashah bodah heevany. Munaafigu vahtharu 🙄
Malsha is mildly right, addu or kulhudhoofushi belongs to every maldivian. In the sense that the country belongs to the nations people.
But
Hulhumale was reclaimed for the purpose of providing much needed housing for Malé people.
Tax money is everyone's and there is no debate.
But
Tax is also used to develop other areas inthe maldives and reclaim other islands too.
Hulhumalé should return to the purpose for its origin plan, and that is to provid housing for people who migrated and is living their whole life in Malé only.
Malsha is mildly right, addu or kulhudhoofushi belongs to every maldivian. In the sense that the country belongs to the nations people.
But
Hulhumale was reclaimed for the purpose of providing much needed housing for Malé people.
Tax money is everyone's and there is no debate.
But
Tax is also used to develop other areas inthe maldives and reclaim other islands too.
Hulhumalé should return to the purpose for its origin plan, and that is to provid housing for people who migrated and is living their whole life in Malé only.
3.And this imbalance becomes painful when housing, land, and basic space in the capital grow tighter every year.
So this is not about denying anyone’s rights. It’s about acknowledging that Malé born citizens carry a unique burden and deserve the land and housing meant to solve.
2.We don’t have another island to run to during crises, no ‘back-home island’ to fall back on, no spare land waiting for us somewhere else.
Meanwhile, a huge part of Malé’s population comes from other islands that still exist as their ancestral homes. They have options. We don’t
1. Rights don’t disappear just because someone migrated. Every Maldivian citizen has the legal right to live anywhere in the country. But let’s be honest — equality must also recognise reality. Malé is the ONLY home for Malé-born families.