Parliament appoints new CSC member to replace Fahmy Hassan
13 Aug 2013, 7:25 PM
Ahmed Nazeer
The parliament has appointed a new member to the Civil Service Commission (CSC) to replace Fahmy Hassan, who was dismissed in November 2012 over allegations that he sexually harassed a female staff at the commission.
Fahmy however continues to serve as chair of the commission after his dismissal was invalidated by the Supreme Court.
The parliament secretariat today issued a statement confirming that Fathimath Reenee Abdulsathar of Maafannu Unimaage had been appointed as the new member of the CSC.
According to the statement, 51 out of 54 MPs present in the parliament voted in favor of appointing Reenee as Fahmy’s replacement, while the remaining three abstained.
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