The international order established after World War II is now facing a critical juncture. With shifts in power, strained institutions, and contested leadership, the pressing issue is not whether the system is evolving, but if it can adjust without compromising…
Did you know that more than 70% of people in Somalia are under 30 years old? This young group is full of energy and education, but they are often left out of helping to build their country. Read more &…
When power replaces conscience and fear replaces compassion, humanity loses itself. Read more & join the discussion
A 7-year-old boy walks 14 km every day to polish shoes instead of attending school. Earning $3 a day, he supports his family. No classroom, no childhood. #ChildRights #EastAfrica #EndChildLabor Countless children suffer from neglect and miss out on education.…
Somalia’s children are the nation’s future. End child abuse, armed recruitment, and early marriage—protect them today, secure peace and dignity tomorrow. Read more & Join the discussion
Women & children are the foundation of stable, thriving nations. In Somalia, systemic inequality blocks progress. Empowerment is a strategy, not charity. Read more and join the discussion
Gaza is not just a humanitarian disaster—it’s a test of the global system. This is more than a local conflict—it sets global standards. If political agendas override law, what does that mean for justice worldwide? Read more and join the…
Somalia is a nation characterized by a striking paradox: it is almost entirely homogeneous in terms of culture, language, and religion, yet it stands as one of Africa’s most politically divided countries due to ongoing conflict and entrenched clan-based politics.…
International law promises to deliver justice, safeguard rights, and ensure peace. In my recent article, I delve into the reasons behind the challenges faced by international law, the human toll of its shortcomings, and the actionable measures that the global…
The Holocaust was a warning. Gaza shows how selectively it’s applied. Universal rights must mean universal. Click for more information
