I resigned at gunpoint: Maldives ex-president

April 02, 2012 11:35

As one country celebrates the tentative return of democracy, here's news of another country which gave way to dictatorship.

Maldives former president Mohamed Nasheed says dictatorship is coming back to the Maldives and democracy is slipping away. Busy campaigning to reduce global carbon emissions and counter the climate change that would drown his country, he makes his point in an interview with the Guardian. Read

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