Xubno Wasiiro Ah Oo Ka Jawaabay Dandaansiga hor Joogaha Muqdisho

They bought into the trick former President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud did to them. He signed in Dubai "that the airspace will be shared control" then we he landed in Mogadishu ripped up the paper.

Xukuumadda Somaliland oo UN-ka u Gudbisay Dacwad ka Dhan ah Maamulka Hawadda ee Soomaaliya Sheegatay in lagu Wareejiyey BURCOONLINE.COM Xukuumadda Somaliland oo UN-ka u Gudbisay Dacwad ka Dhan ah Maamulka Hawadda ee Soomaaliya Sheegatay in lagu Wareejiyey

Somaliland: Escalating censorship, harassment and prosecution of government critics 4 July 2019, 03:01 UTC Over the past three months the authorities in Somaliland appear to have stepped up their attack on dissenting voices by shutting down media houses, arbitrarily arresting and prosecuting individuals perceived as critical of government policies and officials, Amnesty International said today. Between 17 April and 9 May, four individuals were arrested: a journalist, an opposition youth leader and a civil servant were detained after publishing critical Facebook posts, and a Member of Parliament was detained after he publicly questioned the significance of celebrating 18 May as a national day. One of them told us he sustained injuries during the arrest. "The increase in harassment and intimidation of government critics we are witnessing underscores the intolerance that the current government displays towards diverse opinions, and their lack of regard for human rights protections. Joan Nyanyuki, Amnesty International's Director for East Africa, the Horn and the Great Lakes" On 18 June, the authorities also arbitrarily suspended two privately-owned television stations - Horyaal 24 and Eryal TV – for allegedly “airing information that is threat to national security” without specific details. The ban on the two stations was lifted on 30 June after a “mutual understanding” was reached between the Ministry of Information and the TV owners. Many have interpreted this as arm-twisting the two media houses to censor their content. “The increase in harassment and intimidation of government critics we are witnessing underscores the intolerance that the current government displays towards diverse opinions, and their lack of regard for human rights protections,” said Joan Nyanyuki, Amnesty International’s Director for East Africa, the Horn and the Great Lakes. "These arrests and suspensions make a total mockery of the Somaliland constitution which explicitly guarantees the right to freedom of expression. " Amnesty International interviewed some of the victims, their family members and lawyers during a fact-finding mission to Hargeisa between 15-24 June 2019 and attended one of the court hearings for the journalist. The organization found that all four men were targeted for expressing critical views. On 17 April, freelance journalist, Abdimalik Muse Oldon, was arrested outside his home in Burao for criticizing President Muse Bihi Abdi on Facebook. He was charged on 6 June with “spreading anti-national propaganda” and “disseminating false news”. On 24 April, Jamal Abdi Muhumed, an employee of the Ministry of Interior, was arrested at his office in Hargeisa over Facebook posts criticizing the effectiveness of police services. On 19 June, he was charged with “insulting the police” and “insulting a public officer”. On 2 July, he was found guilty and sentenced to six months in prison. He was released on 3 July after paying a fine. The authorities are using the vaguely worded, outdated criminal offences in the penal code of 1962 to crackdown on freedom of expression. The problematic provisions in the penal code must be repealed and aligned with the constitution. On 1 May, Mohamed Sidiiq Dhame, leader of the opposition Waddani party’s youth wing, was arrested at his home in Hargeisa for a Facebook post criticizing the state of emergency imposed on three districts of Sanaag region. He was charged on 8 June for “offending the honour and prestige of the president” and “incitement to violence”. On 27 June, he was found guilty on the first charge and sentenced to six months in prison. On 9 May, Mohamed Ahmed Dhakool, a Member of Parliament from Sool region, was arrested for “opposing” commemorating 18 May as a national day; (Somaliland declared its breakaway status from Somalia on 18 May 1991). The police claimed he made “anti-national statements” and “opposed the existence of Somaliland”, but the courts refused to entertain the case because of his parliamentary immunity. After 39 days in detention, he was released on 17 June. Abdimalik and Mohamed are currently held at Hargeisa Central Prison as their cases are heard and determined. The Somaliland authorities must immediately and unconditionally release these men who are detained solely for exercising their freedom of expression and desist from this wanton harassment of government critics. “The authorities are using the vaguely worded, outdated criminal offences in the penal code of 1962 to crackdown on freedom of expression. The problematic provisions in the penal code must be repealed and aligned with the constitution so that the authorities fully respect, protect, promote and fulfil the freedom of expression in Somaliland,” said Joan Nyanyuki. “The Somaliland authorities must immediately and unconditionally release these men who are detained solely for exercising their freedom of expression and desist from this wanton harassment of government critics.” Background Amnesty International spoke to the Attorney-General of Maroodi Jeex region, where Hargeisa is located, Moulid Abdi Muse, who justified the government actions saying they were protecting national security. “The Somaliland constitution protects the right to freedom of expression but also limits this right. We are therefore obliged to make sure individuals are not abusing this right especially when it comes to issues threatening the stability of the country and transgressing on the rights of others,” Moulid Abdi Muse said. https://www.amnesty.org/en/latest/news/2019/07/somaliland-escalating-censorship-harassment-and-prosecution-of-government-critics/

wa sas meeshiiba waxay ka dhigeen South Africa.

reer Hargeisa miss someone building the roads for them (proper roads that last decades not the type that get washed out every raining season )

Daawo Muuqaal "Dawladii Siyaad Bare Ayaa Dayactir Ugu Dambaysay Waddada Siinay"..Dadweynaha A.Dhagax Iyo 31 May

Wa sidaas or the corrupt Somaliland region politicians that caused this mess.

Somaliland region: Foreign Workers Physically Assualted By Locals 2nd Jul, 2019 Somaliland: Foreign Workers Physically Assualted By Locals Some foreign workers in Berbera, who according to sources are employed by DP World Berbera were assualted by an angry crowd of local inhabitants of the city. These attacks occurred after a few days of protest by former workers of the Berbera port who are angry about the continuing recruitment of foreign workers from the Indian sub-continent, in particular, Bangladesh, by DP World. These disgruntled former Berbera port workers have been protesting the loss to jobs to foreign workers, and the increasing cost of living brought about by the influx of the contracted workers and their spending power. According to informed sources within the Somaliland ministry of Labour, two companies had been granted license to recruit foreign workers by the minister, Hinda Jama. The fees paid by theses two companies, have allegedly, according to sources been deposited in to the minister’s personal account. The Somaliland Police force managed to restore some semblance of order, before the unfortunate workers suffered more serious injuries. The injured have been taken to the medical clinic operated by DP World in Berbera. There has been no comment from both the Somaliland ministries of Home Affairs and Labour. https://qarannews.com/somaliland-foreign-workers-physically-assualted-by-locals/

Somaliland region makes a strong protest of Somalia’s meddling in Kenya-Somaliland relations Somaliland makes a strong protest of Somalia's meddling in Kenya-Somaliland relations WWW.HORNDIPLOMAT.COM Horndiplomat-Somaliland makes a strong protest of Somalia’s meddling in Kenya-Somaliland relations. The following statement was issued today by the Somaliland Ministry of Foreign Affairs. As...

The SFG is taming the mamuul goboleeds one by one. It was about time to be honest they were getting too big for their boots and becoming tools used by the likes of Kenya for propaganda purpose.

Umaad khiyaali ku nool sidaan bay ku dambeeyaan @Miskiin-Macruuf-Aqiyaar. Back in September last year in Hargeisa

If that is the case tell your Emirates "brothers" to tell their Saudi Brothers to change this new policy. Marka khiyaali ku noshahay wa sidaan oo kale.

Indeed. Any future meetings with mamuul goboleeds must happen inside Somalia or Somalia aligned countries:Qatar & Turkey. It was a good decision by N&N.

What happened to "Saudi Arabia is our brothers".

UAE is a junior partner of Saudi Arabia it doesn't dare defy Saudi ban.

Nowadays bakh bakhdoodii iyo ictiraaf ku sheegoodii ay ka sheegi jireen SOL waba la wayay.

way isku dhexyaceen.

On the positive side at least there will be cheaper meat for the local residents in Somaliland region.

Sucuudiga oo Shuruud Siyaasadeed ku xidhay Xoolaha ka dhoofa Dekedda Berbera.