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www.unicef.org RAA ATOLL, Maldives, 29 December 2009 Ahmed Hussain has a tough job. As a social worker in the closely-knit communities of the atoll islands that make up the Maldives, issues like child neglect or abuse rarely surface in conversation, especially with outsiders. But gradually Mr. Hussain has witnessed a change. "Before we would only hear about cases indirectly from others," he recalled. "But now we hear from the families and even the victims themselves." "In the atolls, this is ...

A video I made of our honeymoon to Meeru Island Resort in Maldives, Septmebr 2009. Thank you to everyone for your generous gifts that allowed us to go :)

www.maldives360.net An Introductory video to the Maldives - the sunny side of life... Produced by Maldives Tourist Promotion Board (MTPB)

The Maldives is commonly regarded as the finest beach destination in the world and this videos showcases the highlights of a holiday to the Maldives. For more information on holidays in the Maldives visit the Kuoni Travel website where you will find: Maldives hotel videos - www.kuoni.co.uk Maldives images - www.kuoni.co.uk Maldives holiday information - www.kuoni.co.uk This videos is just one of many travel videos (www.kuoni.co.uk available on the Kuoni Travel website (www.kuoni.co.uk )...

Members of the Maldives' Cabinet donned scuba gear and used hand signals Saturday at an underwater meeting staged to highlight the threat of global warming to the lowest-lying nation on earth. (Oct. 17)

Maldives President Mohamed Nasheed holds an underwater cabinet meeting to increase awareness of the threat of rising sea levels to his country.

Room 724 Jacuzzi Water Villa.We had a fantastic honeymoon here in May 2008. Official website www.meeru.com. Unofficial meeru forum www.meeru.co.uk/forum

Eddy & Christine's trip to Sun Island, Maldives, November 2006.

A short video of The Hilton Maldives Resort.

Conrad Maldives Rangali Island

Remember the 26th of Dec 2004....

www.ntv.co.ke To raise awareness on the risk the Maldives face from rising sea levels and climate change, President Mohamed Nasheed chaired a cabinet meeting underwater, yes, under the sea. Seated around a table and using hand signals and slates, the cabinet endorsed an "SOS" message from the Maldives to be presented at the UN climate change summit in Copenhagen. This was a first.

One year after Mohamed Nasheed's historic win in the Maldives' first presidential elections, 101 East returns to ask if he has lived up to his promises. In this edition of 101 East, we speak to President Nasheed about the key challenges he faces globally and at home.

Taken almost 7 years ago in Dhidhoo, Maldives, together with Bell, my co-producer, in only one day! There was a wonderful atmosphere, unforgettable...

On 09 November, 2009, President Mohamed Nasheed of the Maldives addressed ministers and leaders from a number of the most vulnerable countries in the world to climate change. In his speech, he invited those leaders to join him in signing a pact for the survival of their countries, instead of a "suicide pact" at the UN climate talks in Copenhagen. 350.org -- Read the full speech text and sign the survival pact! More information about survival and the 350ppm target can be found at 350.org...

See more at: viajandopelomundo.no.sapo.pt This is a footage of some of our photos, taken in Kuredu Maldives. Hope you enjoy, and comments will be appreciated. Background audio is "Love is in the air" by John Paul Young... an approprieted song!

Wehave selected 100 unique places on Earth that are projected to undergo profound changes within the next few generations. We based our selection of the 100 places on the 4th Assessment Report from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC). Simply by drawing attention to the beauty of these places, 100 Places to Remember Before they Disappear creates an argument to preserve them. The 100 Places we have chosen to highlight, and the people who live in them, are in serious danger ...

When tide and current turn a tiny bay into a bowl of plankton, manta rays in the Maldives gather for a roiling, whirling feast.

From myco's 4th album: my-collage Download the song at: www.mediafire.com sangoshou ni nanairo no hikari yuriokoshite oyogu in my world hyakunen tateba kono shima wa kieru you ni watashi no kokoro mo nomihoshite kudasai MODUDIBU no umi dakishime "I miss you" kanawanai koi demo kanawanai BU-GENBIRIA no hanabira ni negai kakete loobi kuranii doko e yuku no? ashiato nokoshite namiuchigiwa aruku in your world hyakunen mae mo nani mo kawaranai hoshi mo umi, kaze mo kataomoi deshita tomaranai ...

March 2005 The Maldives have always faced two main problems -- the threat of global warming and government by dictatorship. Bizarrely, the Tsunami appears to have had a positive impact on both. "The tide is now three to four times higher than it was 100 years ago," states scientist Dr Ali. The government attempted to deal with this threat by building a artificial island high above sea level. When the Tsunami struck, it used this opportunity to permanently re-house residents on the nine ...

101 East speaks to Asia's longest serving leader Maumoon Abdul Gayoom and opposition candidate Mohamed Nasheed at the Maldives' first free elections. In this edition of 101 East, we look at this turning point of democracy in Maldivian history and ask both presidential candidates why Maldivians should vote for them.

The fragile marine environment of the Indian Ocean is under serious threat from the effects of climate change. In the Maldives, some of the giants of the open seas are becoming endangered because their food supply is dying out. Stephen Cole reports from the Maldives.

Reporter Juliana Ruhfus travels to the tourist paradise of the Maldives to assess the pace of democratic reform. She encounters a rise in religious parties, a drug epidemic, meets President Gayoom and finds a people who are impatient for change.

The reality of Maldives. However the burutal Goverment of Maldives has hide this very truth for years to the World.

Part Two. Travel Feature on the Maldives