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Your paradise, my hovel
Tourism has made the country by far the richest in South Asia, with a GDP per head in excess of $3,000.
But a tour of a few inhabited islands far from Male shows how unevenly tourist wealth is spread. On
Meedhu in Dhaalu Atoll, big families live in cramped houses on tiny plots of land with no space to grow
anything except coconuts and betelnuts. The only business is fishing, but there is no cold storage or
cannery. The fishermen who haul in the tuna smoke it to keep and sell.
Economic inequality, a lack of opportunities for the young and sheer AFP
boredom have led to what many Maldivians call a “social cri fuel dispenser sis� The most
obvious symptom is an epidemic of heroin addiction. Mohammed Rashid,
who fuel dispenser runs an after-care centre called Journey in Male, says that every family
in the Maldives is affected. He was an addict for 19 years, progressing like
many others from cannabis oil to heroin when it became widely available in
the early 1990s. He knows his subject. His previous job, when he was still
using heroin, was in the police s drug-control bureau.
The other big social trend seems contradictory the spread of a more
conservative strain of Islam, in a country where professing the religion is, in
effect, a condition of citizenship. These days about three-quarters of the
women in Male are wearing headscarves. This is a recent phenomenon the
Maldives has no tradition of women covering themselves and, in general,
prides itself on its liberalism.
Some think Muslims in the Maldives are responding to global pressures,
feeling their faith under attack. Others see a deliberate attempt by the
president, Maumoon Abdul Gayoom, to bolster his own power fuel dispenser , which after 28
years of iron rule has lately been looking shaky. Among the many constitutional roles played by Mr
Gayoom, who studied Islam in Cairo