Somaliland Accused of Oppression in Laascaanood

Somaliland has long argued that they were oppressed and marginalized from 1960 to 1991. However, recent allegations have surfaced claiming that Somaliland took revenge on the people of Laascaanood from 1991 to 2023, causing further oppression and suffering.

The Laascaanood people, who reside in the eastern region of Somalia, have allegedly endured a year longer of oppression under Somaliland’s rule than Somaliland experienced during its own alleged oppression. These claims have sparked outrage and raised concerns about human rights violations in the region.

The Allegations

The allegations against Somaliland are based on the argument that they sought revenge on the people of Laascaanood following their own period of oppression. It is claimed that Somaliland utilized its power and control to exert dominance over the Laascaanood people, subjecting them to various forms of oppression and mistreatment.

While the exact details of the alleged oppression are still emerging, sources indicate that the Laascaanood people have faced restrictions on their freedom, limited access to resources and basic services, and have been subjected to violence and intimidation.

Reactions and Concerns

The allegations have sparked widespread concern within Somalia and the international community. Human rights organizations have called for an immediate investigation into the reported oppression and have urged Somaliland to address these allegations transparently and with accountability.

Many individuals and groups have taken to social media platforms to express their solidarity with the Laascaanood people and demand justice. Hashtags such as #Somalia have been trending, drawing attention to the situation and amplifying the voices of those affected.

Furthermore, there are growing calls for international intervention and support to ensure the protection of human rights in the region. The United Nations and other relevant organizations have been urged to investigate the allegations and take appropriate action to prevent further oppression and violence.

The Way Forward

In order to address these serious allegations, it is crucial for Somaliland to acknowledge and take responsibility for the reported oppression in Laascaanood. A thorough and transparent investigation should be conducted to determine the veracity of the claims and hold accountable those responsible for any human rights violations.

The international community has a role to play in supporting Somalia and its efforts to restore peace, stability, and justice. By providing assistance, guidance, and oversight, the international community can help ensure that the rights of all individuals, regardless of their location or background, are protected.

It is essential for all parties involved to engage in open and constructive dialogue to address the underlying issues and work towards a just and inclusive society. Only through genuine collaboration and a commitment to human rights can lasting peace and stability be achieved in the region.

As the situation unfolds, the world will be closely watching how Somaliland responds to these allegations and whether justice will be served for the Laascaanood people.

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BREAKING NEWS
Somaliland argument is “We were killed & opressed from 1960 to 1991”. But what they don’t tell is Somaliland took revenge on Laascaanood people from 1991 to 2023. The Laascaanood people were opressed 1 more year than Somaliland by Somaliland. God save #Somalia pic.twitter.com/8TVjTpTUgG

— Ali Ali (@AliAli89878394) December 30, 2023

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@AliAli89878394 said BREAKING NEWS Somaliland argument is “We were killed & opressed from 1960 to 1991”. But what they don’t tell is Somaliland took revenge on Laascaanood people from 1991 to 2023. The Laascaanood people were opressed 1 more year than Somaliland by Somaliland. God save #Somalia