The Lost Generation: Somalia’s Youth Crisis
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 &…
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Protecting Children: A National and Humanitarian Responsibility
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
Can Federalism Save Fragile States? Somalia’s Search for Stability
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.…
Corruption Is Not a Flaw in Somalia’s Governance; It’s the System
Somalia’s Provisional Constitution outlines a system built on the separation of powers. On paper, the Executive, Legislature, and Judiciary are meant to function independently, upholding accountability and safeguarding the rule of law. Click here for more information
Protecting Rights, Building Legitimacy: The Role and Reform Needs of Somalia’s Human Rights Commission
Somalia’s fragile recovery demands more than peace agreements and rebuilding efforts. It requires institutions that uphold justice and human dignity consistently and independently. Click here for more information.
When Home Is No Longer Safe: Confronting Family-Based Child Abuse in Somalia
Check out my latest article: When Home Is No Longer Safe: Confronting Family-Based Child Abuse in Somalia. Click here for more information.