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NSS-Based Security Organization in the Making?
ISSUE 74
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Index

Headlines

- NSS-Based Security Organization in the Making?

- Britain Ready to Step Up Engagement With Somaliland

- Ambassador Wickstead Raises the Issue of Detainees With Rayale

Health

- Drug: The Double Edged Knife (13)

- Genital Mutilation 'AIDS Recipe' 

International News

- Dream Child

- Somalian Refugees Ready to Start Anew

- BBC Helps to Educate Thousands in Somalia

- Yemen Leader, U.S. Official Discuss Terror

- Special Ops General Offers Insight on Terror War

Peace Talks

- Amnesty Calls For Leaders Who Will Protect Human Rights

- Disagreement Over Number and Selection of Future Parliamentarians

Editorial & Opinions

- Rayale’s Disdain For Due Process

- World Refugee Day 2003

- HIV/AIDS in Somaliland Too Good to be True

- Restructuring the Tax System

- Human Rights & The ‘New Politics’ - A Reply

- A Poisonous Article


Hargeisa (SL Times) - Sources close to the government have told the Somaliland Times that president Dahir Rayale is considering the establishment of a giant security agency for domestic spying. 

The agency is expected to be headed by a former officer in the now defunct National Security Service (NSS), the source said.

The new agency will also incorporate the Migration department and the CID, both of which currently come under the Ministry of the Interior, the source added.

According to Somaliland's constitution, the country can only have three types of security forces: the Army, the Police and the Custodial Corps (prison guards).

The security committees established by late president Egal had been declared illegal by the Somaliland House of Representatives. However, the so-called security committees are still operative throughout the regions of Somaliland.

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