Borama (Sunatimes) The police has
shot dead one civilian in Borama town of Somaliland in Somalia’s northern
breakaway republicon Thursday after unrest protest against the
Somaliland government , witnesses said.
Hundreds of Borama’s people from
Somalia’s Gadabirsi clan took to the streets of the town chanting anti
Somaliland government slogans and opposing the domination of one clan power
(Isaaq) in the administration and region’s segregation from the rest of the
country.
The latest upraising came after the
Somaliland government failed to arrest some of their soldiers who killed three
people from Gadabirsi clan in Seemaal village near Borama town three days ago.
“We don’t want a government of Isaaq,
we want greater Somalia, we feel injustice and humiliation inside Somaliland,”
the protestors said in loudly voice waving the Somali flag (blue with white
star in the center).
The government was accused of hunting
down the people from this clan who are in favor of the creation of Awdal State
in which Gadabirsi Diaspora community established as independent administration
from Somaliland.
The protestors also showed their
total support of the Awdal State as the Borama people now seem to be intolerant
to what they called ‘one clan government’ and this might lead into possible
civil war.
Meanwhile ,There is no freedom of
Speech in Somaliland as the government continues oppression on the independent
Journalists such as arresting and torture . on Tuesday the Somaliland
administration arrested the Chairman of the Somaliland’s Journalists
Association ( SOLJA) Mr Hassan Mohamed Yusuf who is now in the jail with out
trial.
By Dahir Alasow
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Somalia: Video Public upraising in Somaliland
The protestors also showed their total support of the Awdal State