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Very few of the Somali-based pirates who plague the Indian Ocean have been brought to justice, partly as a result of the lack of government in Somalia. But several are being held at Hargeisa prison in Somaliland - an internationally unrecognised state which broke away from Somalia in 1991. One Somali pirate serving six years in prison told the BBC's Simon Reeve that he thought the piracy was justified even though it has become a multi-million dollar criminal industry and there have been cases of hostages and ship's crew being killed.

FAO Hands over Hargeisa Livestock Market This week, FAO handed over one of Somalia's largest livestock market to Somaliland authorities after nearly a year of rehabilitations and construction works. In this video, you will also see a range of value addition activities FAO has been carrying out under the Sustainable Employment and Economic Development programme funded by United Kingdom. The livestock sector is the largest contributor to Somali livelihoods with over 65% of the population engaged in some way in the industry. Livestock, the largest export from Somalia. Exports of livestock and their products account for 80 percent of exports in normal years but exports have been periodically interrupted by droughts and international bans. Despite the ban imposed by Saudi Arabia in 2000, livestock exports continue to be the largest traded commodity for Somalia. Livestock are shipped to various countries in the Arabian peninsula, and trekked or transported to markets in Kenya, Djibouti, and Ethiopia. Livestock also enter Somalia through the borders with Ethiopia and Kenya. Furthermore, livestock is a key local consumption commodity for household food security. Pastoralists exist throughout Somalia with high concentrations of strict pastoralists in the north and central areas and pastoralists and agro-pastoralists in the southern areas. Throughout greater Somalia (including areas of Ethiopia and Kenya), rainfall patterns force a complex series of movements in search of grazing-land between the different seasons. Produced by Frank Nyakairu

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The film "Somalia - A Case-Study: Humiliation and Coping in War" is a compilation of short clips from Somaliland, cut from altogether ca. 10 hours of video material and 100 hours of audio material that Evelin Lindner collected in Somaliland in 1998 (the film was produced in 2000) and Rwanda/Burundi (1999) for her doctoral thesis "The Psychology of Humiliation: Somalia, Rwanda / Burundi, and Hitler's Germany" (University of Oslo), submitted 31st October 2000, ISBN 82-569-1817-9). Read more at www.humiliationstudies.org/whoweare/videos.php#doktoravhandlingoslo. I would like to thank Lasse Moer for his work in creating this film. This film aims at giving an impression of Evelin Lindner's field work in Somaliland with a selection of local views and descriptions of occurrences of humiliation and resilience to humiliation. For resilience to humiliation, see particularly the stories of the SORRA group, whose members spent almost a decade in solitary confinement as punishment for wanting to help the hospital in Hargeisa (sharing the fate of many intellectuals around the world who are the first victims of dicators), and the experience of former first lady Edna Adan, who is now a Member of the Global Advisory Board of the Human Dignity and Humiliation Studies network that grew out of Lindner's doctoral research. Also Hassan Keynan is a Member of the HumanDHS Global Advisory Board. See here a transcription of parts of the interview with Edna Adan on 3rd December 1998: - I think humiliation is a very difficult thing to describe. But I think humiliation is when someone tries to bring someone down to their level. They think that you are above them and they want to hurt you, humiliate you, bring you down to their level, so that you have no more self-respect, so that you lose the respect you have for yourself and others lose the respect they have for you. Once they said I was planning to escape from the country, and I spent six days in jail for that. For the first, why didn't they wait until I tried to escape, why arrest me from my house! They put me in a cell of my own, but I didn't have a toilet. And right in front of the place where they put me, there was a toilet, and it had no doors. And there was the cell next to me, it was full of men, of criminals, of thieves, I don't know, just men, men all behind the bars. And, so I called out, and I said, - you know, - 'I, - I, - I need to go and use the bathroom!' And that is after I had been the first lady of the country! And they said: 'Well, you want to use the bathroom? There is the bathroom! You use everybody's bathroom! There! You are not better than the others! There is the bathroom they use!' And I thought - how can I use the bathroom with no doors facing a cell full of men! Full of criminals and people who, - you know, - and I just came out of my cell and I just looked at those men, and I said: 'Listen. I am going to use this bathroom. And, would you be watching your mother or your sister if she was using a toilet and she had no door, - is this the kind of men you are that you would watch a woman using a bathroom?' And they said, 'No.' And the first one said 'turn around,' and they made everyone turn the other way, until I finished using the bathroom. And that was one of the most emotional moments of my time. And the police was so shocked, because they couldn't get their objective, they couldn't get me to be humiliated and using a bathroom with all these men watching and shouting at me. So, this is another form of resistance, and resisting humiliation! - Does humiliation lead to war? I would answer that question by saying, 'Yes, it does!' You can push human beings too far, just far enough until they turn back and say 'Hei, wait a minute, enough is enough.' And then they begin to resist with violence, with strength, with force, with whatever way they know. And, I think a good example of resisting humiliation through war is what has happened to our country, the people of Somaliland. - The former first lady of Somalia, Edna Adan, also said: 'I hope you have strong cupboards to put your conscience into! Where are all the weapons produced which kill innocent people?'

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This is a conference in Edinburgh on "I know where I am going" Remote Access to World Heritage Site, From St. Kilda to Uluru, 23-24th of November 2011. Video Courtesy Dr Sada Mire.

Somaliland is a break away republic that has created relative stability in a region plagued by armed conflict. This achievement has earned Somaliland the designation by Foreign Policy as a Green Zone. This signals the imperative to encourage sustainable economic growth to strengthen peace building efforts. The unique team comprised of researchers from the Institute for Environmental Diplomacy & Security, USA, University of Burao, Somaliland and business people at Boswellness are working together to find lasting solutions in a dire situation.

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After a series of field trips to the Horn of Africa region conducted by the Brenthurst Foundation over several years, most recently in Somaliland in June 2011, the Foundation made a documentary film to tie-in with our publication AFRICAN GAME CHANGER? The Consequences of Somaliland's International (Non) Recognition. The film by The Brenthurst Foundation with support from the Danish International Development Agency (DANIDA) is Presented by Greg Mills, Directed and Filmed by Susan Schulman, and Edited by Jake Gabbay. This film is based on interviews conducted in Somaliland in June 2011. It explores the issue of recognition/non-recognition through the eyes of Somalilanders, as well as the social and economic challenges they face in their daily lives.

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