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- 1Somalia Human Rights Commission Accused of Selective Accountability●Somalia’s Human Rights Commission: Selective Accountability in a City of Evictions and Impunity
Somalia's Human Rights Commission is facing accusations of selective accountability over its handling of forced evictions and impunity in the capital. Critics say the commission addresses some abuses while overlooking others, leaving displaced residents without redress. The report highlights a pattern of evictions and a lack of consequences for those responsible, raising questions about the body's independence.
- 2Somalia's Parliament Passes International Judicial Cooperation Bill●Parliament Passes International Judicial Cooperation Bill in 130-9 Vote
Somalia's parliament has passed an international judicial cooperation bill by an overwhelming 130-9 vote. The legislation is intended to provide a legal framework for cooperation with foreign courts and judicial authorities, reportedly in areas linked to banking and financial matters. The large margin suggests broad cross-party backing, though details on implementation and which international partners are involved remain limited so far.