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KULMIYE Protests UN Sponsorship Of Mass Murderers
Issue 385

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KULMIYE Protests UN Sponsorship Of Mass Murderers

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Hargeysa, Somaliland, June 13, 2009 (SL Times) – Somaliland’s KULMIYE party issued a strong worded protest against the United Nation’s sponsorship of a gathering of senior officers in Somalia’s defunct military. KULMIYE party said that the reason they are responding to the UN’s call for a meeting of Somalia’s former military officers is because of the consequences such a gathering could have for the region.
KULMIYE advised the UN not to seek a solution for Somalia’s problems from those who have killed so many citizens in so many parts of what used to be called the Somali Republic, especially Somaliland.
KULMIYE also pointed out that at a time when the world’s attention is focused on Nazi atrocities, it is outrageous that the UN would call for a meeting of the individuals who destroyed Somaliland and massacred 50, 000 of its people twenty years ago.

 

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