Hussein Ibrahim MP was summoned to the police station in Male’ yesterday. It has been reported that he was questioned about his role in the the peaceful pro-democracy rally of 12-13th August 2004.
Mr Ibrahim reportedly told the police what he saw at the rally but told them he did not know what exactly was said by each speaker in the demonstration but believed the demonstrators were unhappy with the government and expressed anti-government viewpoints.
Mr Ibrahim was released yesterday evening but was told he could not leave the country without prior permission from the authorities.
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