Guddi ka tirsan Guddiga Madax-bannaan ee Xuquuqda Aadanaha ee Soomaaliya oo booqday Maxbuuska Qanfouda ee Benghazi

Guddigu wuxuu qiray xaaladda maxaabiista Soomaaliga ah ee Liibiya oo ay diyaarinayso sii-dayntooda iyo celinta ikhtiyaariga ah.

Guddi ka socda Guddiga Qaranka Madax-bannaan ee Xuquuqda Aadanaha ee Soomaaliya ayaa booqday Xabsiga Qanfouda ee magaalada Benghazi si loo qiimeeyo xaaladda maxaabiista Soomaaliga ah. Waxaa guddiyaashaas hogaaminayay Mohamed Harun Mahmoud, oo ah Guddoomiyaha Kuxigeenka.

Booqashada Xabsiga iyo Tirakoobka Maxaabiista

Guddi ay hogaaminayeen Mohamed Harun Mahmoud oo ah Guddoomiyaha Kuxigeenka ayaa la kulmay mas'uuliyiinta xabsiga iyo maxaabiista Soomaaliga ah ee ku sugan Qanfouda. Booqashadu waxay qayb ka ahayd dadaalka lagu qiimeynayo xuquuqda iyo xaaladaha nolosha ee ay la kulmaan.

Mas'uuliyiinta Liibiya ayaa sheegay in qiyaastii 300 oo Soomaali ay ku xiran yihiin bariga iyo koonfurta Liibiya. Inta badan maxaabiistan waxaa loo hayaa kiisaska la xiriira tahriibka sharci-darrada ah iyadoo aan wax xukun maxkamadeed laga soo saarin.

Diyaargarowga Sii-daynta iyo Ballan-qaadka Guddiga

Mas'uuliyiinta Liibiya waxay xaqiijinayaan in diyaargarow u socdo si loo sii daayo maxaabiista Soomaaliga ah loona sahasho celinta ikhtiyaariga ah ee dalkooda. Tallaabadani waxay muujinaysaa iskaashi ka dhexeeya dhinacyada xuquuqda aadanaha.

Guddigii Soomaaliga ah wuxuu ballan qaaday inuu warbixin u geyn doono Xukuumadda Federaalka ee ku saabsan xaaladda maxaabiista. Waxaa sidoo kale la saxiixay heshiis faham si loo xoojiyo wada-shaqeynta kormeerka iyo taageerada muwaadiniinta Soomaaliga ah ee Liibiya.

Iskaashiga Mustaqbalka ee Xuquuqda Aadanaha

Heshiiskii fahamka ee la saxiixay wuxuu astaan u yahay tallaabo rasmi ah oo loogu talagalay ilaalinta muwaadiniinta Soomaaliga ah ee ku sugan Liibiya. Waxay saamayn ku yeelan kartaa habka lala macaamilo maxaabiista tahriibka.

Guddigu wuxuu doonayaa inuu ka warbixiyo xaaladda dhabta ah ee maxaabiista si talaabooyin sax ah loo qaado. Wada-shaqeynta Liibiya iyo Soomaaliya ayaa laga filayaa inay korodho marka loo eego daryeelka sharciga ah ee muhaajiriinta.

A delegation from Somalia's National Independent Human Rights Commission traveled to Qanfouda Prison in Benghazi to examine the conditions of Somali nationals held in Libyan custody, with Libyan officials confirming that preparations are underway for their release and voluntary repatriation.

Delegation Arrives at Qanfouda Prison

The Somali delegation, headed by Acting Chairperson Mohamed Harun Mahmoud, met with both Libyan prison officials and Somali detainees at Qanfouda Prison in Benghazi to assess their living conditions and legal status. The visit was part of a broader effort to monitor the welfare of Somali nationals held across eastern and southern Libya.

Libyan authorities disclosed that approximately 300 Somalis are currently detained in the region, with the majority facing irregular migration-related charges that have not yet been adjudicated by a court. The delegation's presence at the facility underscores growing international attention to the plight of Somali detainees in Libya.

Libya Confirms Plans for Repatriation

During the visit, Libyan officials confirmed that preparations are actively underway to facilitate the release and voluntary repatriation of Somali detainees. This development signals a potential shift in Libya's approach to handling irregular migration cases involving Somali nationals.

The Somali delegation pledged to brief the Federal Government on the full situation of the detainees, ensuring that the Somali government is fully informed and can coordinate an appropriate response to the ongoing detention crisis.

Memorandum of Understanding Signed

The visit concluded with the signing of a memorandum of understanding aimed at strengthening cooperation between Somalia and Libya on monitoring and supporting Somali nationals in the country. This agreement is expected to improve the tracking and welfare of Somali citizens abroad.

The memorandum represents a significant step forward in bilateral relations, providing a formal framework for ongoing collaboration on human rights and consular protection issues affecting Somali nationals in Libya.