MJ women are stereotyped as s in kismayo.What do you expect from lowly MJ pirate descendants who are known brutal child rapists.Anything to make themselves less ugly.But their rape stories will always surpass that of other somalis.
Somaliland Has Much More Rape Than Puntland
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Zero
Somaliland patriot
I'm not surprised.
When some of them try land squat on MX land they send a and qat money for the night to an Ogaadeen guy. I didn't make this up, and OG guy told me himself.I'm not surprised.
Zero
Somaliland patriot
It's so that the cagdheer can let him try squat.
chosen one
No sleep 2k18
The idoors have alot of Arab DNA no surprises there
DRACO
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welcome to sspot.Is this a competition now?
These ppl are something else not taking population into account.
Warya, don't make me come out of retirement.
I never lied or stuttered.Warya, don't make me come out of retirement.
Aren't you MX? This is Jeberti on Jeberti violence! I thought we agreed to Jeberti solidarity against langaabs at the last Darood convention.
@Sheikh knock some sense into this guy.
Go tell that to your cousins who got Xabash help to fight us. MX and MJ been enemies for generations. Go with your Jabartinimo to Boosaaso or Faafaxdhuun watch them laugh at you.Aren't you MX? This is Jeberti on Jeberti violence! I thought we agreed to Jeberti solidarity against langaabs at the last Darood convention.
@Sheikh knock some sense into this guy.
What happened to the mahbar of the south saaxiib. You guys became an ethnic minoriry down there.Inna lillah! It's 1991 all over again.
What happened to the mahbar of the south saaxiib. You guys became an ethnic minoriry down there.
An endangered species down south.
BANTU
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The parliament in the self-declared republic of Somaliland has approved a bill criminalizing rape for the first time, and requiring prison terms for individuals convicted of the crime.
The bill, passed Saturday, is the first of its kind in Somaliland criminalizing not only rape but all gender-based violations against women. It lays out a process to investigate the cases and prosecute perpetrators.
The bill now goes to the upper house of parliament and could be the first major legislation signed by President Muse Bihi Abdi who was elected in November.
FILE - Muse Bihi Abdi speaks to the media after casting his vote in the presidential election in Hargeisa, in the semi-autonomous region of Somaliland, in Somalia, Nov. 13, 2017.
Women's organizations and human rights activists in Somaliland welcomed the passage of the bill, which was approved by 46 of the 51 MPs present.
Among those praising the parliamentary approval was Nafisa Yusuf Mohamed, the executive director of Nagaad, a women’s organization based in Hargeisa, the capital of Somaliland.
“We have been working on this bill since 2011. It has gone through different processes, but we are very happy that it has been adopted,” she told VOA Somali. “The people of Somaliland have welcomed it, we congratulate the parliament for discharging their duties.”
Under the bill, an attempted rape conviction would carry a four to seven-year jail sentence. An individual who rapes a victim using force or threats would get 15 to 20 years. If the victim is under the age of 15, the perpetrator gets 20 to 25 years.
Attackers who cause bodily harm or infect their victim with HIV in addition to committing rape would receive life in prison.
An increasing number of reported rape cases are related to gang rape. Gang rape was not mentioned in the existing penal code, but the new bill has a specific provision for gang rape which carries 20 to 25 years imprisonment.
Recently, the Somaliland Human Rights Center said rape is one of the least reported crimes in Somaliland. It said that in 2017, 81 rape cases were prosecuted, a small number compared to the number of alleged victims.
The bill, passed Saturday, is the first of its kind in Somaliland criminalizing not only rape but all gender-based violations against women. It lays out a process to investigate the cases and prosecute perpetrators.
The bill now goes to the upper house of parliament and could be the first major legislation signed by President Muse Bihi Abdi who was elected in November.
FILE - Muse Bihi Abdi speaks to the media after casting his vote in the presidential election in Hargeisa, in the semi-autonomous region of Somaliland, in Somalia, Nov. 13, 2017.
Women's organizations and human rights activists in Somaliland welcomed the passage of the bill, which was approved by 46 of the 51 MPs present.
Among those praising the parliamentary approval was Nafisa Yusuf Mohamed, the executive director of Nagaad, a women’s organization based in Hargeisa, the capital of Somaliland.
“We have been working on this bill since 2011. It has gone through different processes, but we are very happy that it has been adopted,” she told VOA Somali. “The people of Somaliland have welcomed it, we congratulate the parliament for discharging their duties.”
Under the bill, an attempted rape conviction would carry a four to seven-year jail sentence. An individual who rapes a victim using force or threats would get 15 to 20 years. If the victim is under the age of 15, the perpetrator gets 20 to 25 years.
Attackers who cause bodily harm or infect their victim with HIV in addition to committing rape would receive life in prison.
An increasing number of reported rape cases are related to gang rape. Gang rape was not mentioned in the existing penal code, but the new bill has a specific provision for gang rape which carries 20 to 25 years imprisonment.
Recently, the Somaliland Human Rights Center said rape is one of the least reported crimes in Somaliland. It said that in 2017, 81 rape cases were prosecuted, a small number compared to the number of alleged victims.
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