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2 Gitmo prisoners flown to Hargaysa

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Sensei   

Let me add in saying that I hope they do not associate with Al-Shabaab out of the frustrations borne from the ordeal they have been.

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RedSea   

Originally posted by Mr. Somalia:

I can imagine the police officer at the airport welcoming them back home, said...

 

"Boowe in door ah ayaad ku xirneedeyn meel baas tiiye aydune, boowe xoogaagaan qaata oo boowe garkaan sida qaabka daran u baxay, boowe gaalada idiinku soo raaceaysee aydune, iska jara oo Kalluumaysi taga!!"
:D

If roles were reversed. :D

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Maaddeey   

Haddaad isu geysid Linkiga Suldaanka ee Wiki & wareysigii maanta ee BBC-da, ciil & murugo ayaa iska kaa qabanaya!, bal nin 7 sano KAA XOOG BADNI la isaga xiray ka warran!.

 

Laakiin codkiisa quwadda uu leeyahay markaad maqasho & siduu articulate u yahay waa Maasha Allah. Ilaah ajarkiisa ha badiyo, musiibadiisana bedel khayr badan!.

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Washington (CNN) -- Twelve detainees at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, were transferred to Afghanistan, Yemen and Somaliland, the U.S. Justice Department said Sunday.

 

The moves bring the total number of detainees held at Guantanamo to just under 200.

 

Four Afghan detainees were transferred to the Afghan government, the Justice Department said. Two Somali detainees were sent to Somaliland, and six Yemeni detainees were moved to Yemen.

 

The Yemeni detainees arrived Saturday in Yemen, the Yemen News Agency SABA reported, citing a spokesman from the Yemeni Embassy in Washington.

"The delivery of these detainees came as a result of the efforts exerted by Yemen in order to release all Yemeni detainees at Guantanamo Bay and repatriate them to the homeland," SABA said, quoting spokesman Mohamed al-Basha.

 

Khaled al-Katheri, a political official in the embassy, told SABA, "The embassy is still intensifying its efforts toward releasing the other Yemeni detainees via meeting the American officials at all levels and continuous communication and coordination with the detainees' lawyers."

 

In a statement, the government of Somaliland said the Somaliland Security Agency processed two nationals before releasing them to their families. Somaliland seceded from Somalia in 1991 and "advocates independence for the northwestern portion of the Somali Democratic Republic," according to its Web site.

 

The interagency Guantanamo Review Task Force reviewed the cases, the Justice Department said, and the detainees were approved for transfer after the review, which examined factors such as potential threat, mitigation measures and the likelihood of success in habeas corpus litigation, or asking a judge to review a person's detention.

 

"The transfers were carried out under individual arrangements between the United States and relevant foreign authorities to ensure the transfers took place under appropriate security measures," the department said. "Consultations with foreign authorities regarding these individuals will continue."

 

Since 2002, more than 560 detainees have departed Guantanamo Bay for destinations including 36 countries, the Justice Department said.

 

President Obama has acknowledged he will be unable to meet his goal of emptying and closing the Guantanamo detention facility by his January 22 target date.

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Maaddeey   

Originally posted by Jacaylbaro:

quote:

Twelve detainees at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, were transferred to Afghanistan, Yemen and
Somaliland
, the U.S. Justice Department said Sunday.

;)Aqoonsi miyaa kaaga soo carfay? :D

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Malika   

Well,they have suffered for the sake of Allah,May Allah be pleased with them..amiin

 

There are more detainees,that are now being transfered to an American prison because no one will have them..Their countries or the countries they resided in refuse to have them..oow,the bogey men of today's world.

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