Somalia: Arrest of Jubaland security minister must yield justice for victims

[Che -Guevara]

Following the arrest of the security minister of Jubaland in Somalia, Abdirashid Hassan Abdinur, also known as Abdirashid Janan, who is reasonably suspected of criminal responsibility for crimes under international law and other serious human rights violations, including obstructing humanitarian assistance, Amnesty International’s Deputy Director for East Africa, the Horn and the Great Lakes, Seif Magango said:

The arrest of Abdirashid Janan is a significant step towards accountability for the serious human rights violations committed with impunity for years by powerful individuals in Somalia. 

 

[gooni]

let him stay behind dark room.
Wuxuu ka mid ahaa casaabadda modoobe ku shaqaysto 

[Che -Guevara]

3 minutes ago, gooni said:

let him stay behind dark room.
Wuxuu ka mid ahaa casaabadda modoobe ku shaqaysto 

He's Sade?

Give it a couple of days. His clan will come out and demand his release. Never understood why  defend a killer. No accountability. 

[gooni]

19 minutes ago, Che -Guevara said:

He's Sade?

Give it a couple of days. His clan will come out and demand his release. Never understood why  defend a killer. No accountability. 

Waxba ma ahan walaal dadka loo haysto oo uu laayay reer afmadaw ma'ahan waa meeshuu ku dhashay, doolow sidaan maqlay.

 

[Che -Guevara]

1 minute ago, gooni said:

Waxba ma ahan walaal dadka loo haysto oo uu laayay reer afmadaw ma'ahan waa meeshuu ku dhashay, doolow sidaan maqlay.

 

He should get his due process. I bet he never thought this day will come.

On a side note, how will they blame Farmaajo for arresting his clanmate?

[maakhiri1]

29 minutes ago, Che -Guevara said:

He should get his due process. I bet he never thought this day will come.

On a side note, how will they blame Farmaajo for arresting his clanmate?

Che, Somali ugu jawaab,

[maakhiri1]

Madoobe chew more than he can swallow,