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Security Forces vs. Citizens: The Critical Governance Failure in Borama

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The tragic events in Borama, Awdal region of Somaliland, involving clashes between demonstrators and security forces, underscore a critical test for the government's commitment...
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ISCO Condemns the Cancellation of Women’s National Football Tournament

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NEWS RELEASE The Independent Somaliland Civil Society Organizations (ISCO Somaliland) regrets and condemns the Somaliland Ministry of Youth and Sports' decision to cancel the first...
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Protect and Serve or Iron Fist? What Should We Expect from Somaliland’s New Police Commander?

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Is the concern of full militarization of Somaliland Police with the appointment of a military General legitimate cause for concern? On November 5th, the President...

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