Somaliland Supreme Court upholds death sentence passed on to a Norwegian Somali

[Calaf]

Dødsdømt nordmann fikk ikke medhold i ankesaken

Den norske statsborgeren Saad Jider Hayd ble dømt til døden i Somaliland i 2020. Mandag ble det klart at høyesterett fastholder dødsdommen.

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TV 2: Dødsdømt nordmann fikk ikke medhold i høyesterett i Somaliland

Den norske statsborgeren Saad Jider Hayd ble dømt til døden i Somaliland i 2020. Mandag ble det klart at høyesterett fastholder dødsdommen, skriver TV 2. Hayd var på ferie i landet i fjor da han havnet i basketak med en annen mann. Mannen ble senere funnet død, og Hayd ble siktet og senere dømt...

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Sentenced to death​

Hayd, who is a Norwegian citizen and has lived in Norway for over 40 years, was on holiday when he ended up in a fight with another man late one evening in April last year.

Hayd claims that he sprayed the other man with the defense spray, but that the man was alive when the two went their separate ways.

The next day, the 55-year-old was awakened by the police coming and saying that he had poisoned and killed the other man.

He has since been sentenced to death in two courts, before being sentenced for the third and final time on Monday.

 

[Aurelian]

damn, I hope he got out if he was saying the truth

 

[Periplus]

I don’t agree with the death sentence being implemented back home.

I don’t think we have strong enough legal mechanisms to make sure that every person that faces death row is guilty.

 

[Calaf]

I don’t agree with the death sentence being implemented back home.

I don’t think we have strong enough legal mechanisms to make sure that every person that faces death row is guilty.

In this case, its unintentional, which then comes down to the family, either take blood money or qisas.

 

[mrlog]

In this case, its unintentional, which then comes down to the family, either take blood money or qisas.

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