The first batch of 400 convicts offered “a second chance” will be released from prison next week, according to State Minister for Home Affairs Mohamed ‘Monaza’ Naeem.
Speaking at a press conference today, Naeem explained that the first batch would be released on August 9, 10 and 11 and each released inmate would be assigned a mentor under the national rehabilitation programme devised to reintegrate the convicts into society.
The inmates will have their sentences suspended for a period of three years by presidential prerogative to commute sentences under the Clemency Act of 2009. The convicts are to be released on condition that they do not re-offend within that time period along with compulsory participation in government-run rehabilitation and training programmes.
Naeem said that a coordinated effort involving police and other concerned authorities would be undertaken to supervise and monitor the released convicts while job placements had been secured for some in government companies.
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can minivan (as u claim to be the first for independent news in the maldives) publish a list of these convicts with details of their crimes and how many times they have been apprehended?
Ahahah I like that, but bina, just defence yourself 🙂
Glas the top wall, electro fens, CCV camera conected to strong spotlight, a lot of chicken-chicken they do noice when are disturbed.,
Dont worry when the selction is over they are going back anyway, it is just a habit from former president to get more votes 🙂
oo by the way make storage of Food 🙂