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Somali Courts Chief Threatens To Free Men Convicted Of Terrorism In Somaliland

ISSUE 257
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Kenyan Parliamentary Delegation Given A Heroic Welcome In Somaliland

Islamic Courts called on foreign Muslims to fight Ethiopia

Djibouti: A Double Agent

Somali Courts Chief Threatens To Free Men Convicted Of Terrorism In Somaliland

SOPRI Delegation Travel To Togdheer Region

United Nations Issues Call For Peace During Lull In Somalia's Fighting

Peace Hopes Fade In Somalia As Fighting Rages

UIC capture frontline town

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Why The United States Should Recognize Somaliland’s Independence

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Seven Questions: War in Somalia

Africa's Challenge To Hollywood Dominance

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Somalia: Country outlook

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Somaliland Constitution & Islamic Sharia Law

The Reappearance Of Siyad Barre's Henchman

Think-Tank Mission To Somaliland By SOPRI

The Need For Somaliland To Be Vigilant...

Islam Used To Oppress Women

Arabs vs. Israel

Factors Behind Ethiopia's War Against Somalia

Is Rayale Eligible For Another Term?


Hassan Dahir Aweys

Hargeysa, Somaliland, December 23, 2006 (SL Times) – The Mogadishu-based Islamic courts have threatened to free some convicted terrorists from prisons in Somaliland.

This is according to the chairman of the consultative council of the Union of Islamic Courts, Hassan Dahir Aweys, who said on Ceel Buur radio, "The men (held over terrorism) have men who can help them and have their God. We hope to release them from Somaliland jails as we have released those who were abducted by the warlords in Mogadishu and put in prison."

He said the courts were unhappy with the way the men had been treated and said the Somaliland administration was not different from that of Siyad Barre as it has some of its members.

Source: Haatuf, Hargeysa, in Somali 15 Dec 06


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