Somalia: War Crimes in Mogadishu
UN Should Address Civilian Protection, (Nairobi, August 13, 2007) – Ethiopian, Somali and insurgent forces are all responsible for rampant violations of the laws of war in Mogadishu, causing massive suffering for the civilian population, Human Rights Watch said in a report released today. Human Rights Watch urged the UN Security Council during its current deliberations on Somalia to include a strong civilian protection mandate in any peacekeeping mission. http://hrw.org/english/docs/2007/08/06/somali16599.htm
SOMALI WAR CRIMINAL: THE SLOBODON MILOSOVIC OF SOMALIA
Abdullahi Yusuf, President of Transitional National Government, partnered with Ethiopian Army and ordered a military campaign against civilians killing hundreds, maiming thousands, and dislocating over half a million Somalis.
ETHIOPIAN WAR CRIMINAL: THE BUTCHER OF SOMALIA
Melez, Ethipian Prime Minister, partnered with Abdullahi Yusuf, President of Transitional National Government, for a military campaign against civilians killing hundreds, maiming thousands, and dislocating over half a million Somalis.
SOMALI WAR CRIMINAL
Ethiopian General Gebre - The butcher of Mogadishu ordered a mass military campaign against civilians killing hundreds, maiming thousands, and dislocating over half a million Somalis.
SOMALI WAR CRIMINAL Qaybdiid
Col. Abdi Qaybdiid, Military Leader - with the help of Ethiopian army led a military campaign against civilians killing hundreds, maiming thousands, conducting mass arrests, and dislocating over half a million
WAR CRIMINAL Seyoun Mesfin and Hassan Abshir
Ethiopian Foreign Minster Seyoun Mesfin - - Led a military campaign against civilians killing thousands and dislocating over half a million
SOMALI WAR CRIMINAL: PM GEEDI
Former PM Ali Gedi was installed in his position by Melez, Ethipian Prime Minister, to guide the systematic military campaign and mass arrests on civilians killing hundreds, maiming thousands, and dislocating over half a million Somalis.
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