Qorshaha cusub ee Qaramada Midoobay ayaa loogu talagalay in la ilaaliyo qof walba oo ka soo gaaray weeraro argagixiso
Qaramada Midoobay ayaa maanta soo bandhigtay qorshaha cusub ee loogu talagalay in la ilaaliyo qof walba oo ka soo gaaray weeraro argagixiso, gaar ahaan kuwa internetka ka dhaawacma. Qorshahan ayaa la soo bandhigay maalinta caalamiga ah ee xusuusinta iyo taageerada qof walba oo ka soo gaaray weeraro argagixiso.
Qof walba oo ka soo gaaray weeraro argagixiso wuxuu u baahan yahay ilaaliyaha internetka
Saynab Warsame, qof ka soo gaaray weerar argagixiso Soomaaliya, waxay sheegtay in maalintan ay tahay mid muujinaysa in qof walba uu ka soo baxayo. Waxay intaas ku dartay in adduunka casriga ah, xusuusta qof walba ay tahay mid aad u adag, gaar ahaan marka la eego sawirro iyo macluumaad qaldan.
Qorshahan cusub ayaa la sameeyay iyadoo la tixgelinayo xaaladda qof walba oo ka soo gaaray weeraro argagixiso, gaar ahaan kuwa internetka ka dhaawacma. Qorshahan ayaa la sameeyay iyadoo la tixgelinayo xaaladda qof walba oo ka soo gaaray weeraro argagixiso, gaar ahaan kuwa internetka ka dhaawacma.
Qof walba oo ka soo gaaray weeraro argagixiso wuxuu u baahan yahay ilaaliyaha internetka
Rachel Goldberg-Polin, hooyada wiilkeeda Hersh, waxay sheegtay in qof walba oo ka soo gaaray weeraro argagixiso uu u baahan yahay ilaaliyaha internetka. Waxay intaas ku dartay in qof walba oo ka soo gaaray weeraro argagixiso uu u baahan yahay ilaaliyaha internetka.
Qorshahan cusub ayaa la sameeyay iyadoo la tixgelinayo xaaladda qof walba oo ka soo gaaray weeraro argagixiso, gaar ahaan kuwa internetka ka dhaawacma. Qorshahan ayaa la sameeyay iyadoo la tixgelinayo xaaladda qof walba oo ka soo gaaray weeraro argagixiso, gaar ahaan kuwa internetka ka dhaawacma.
Qof walba oo ka soo gaaray weeraro argagixiso wuxuu u baahan yahay ilaaliyaha internetka
António Guterres, madaxweynaha Qaramada Midoobay, waxay sheegtay in qof walba oo ka soo gaaray weeraro argagixiso uu u baahan yahay ilaaliyaha internetka. Waxay intaas ku dartay in qof walba oo ka soo gaaray weeraro argagixiso uu u baahan yahay ilaaliyaha internetka.
Qorshahan cusub ayaa la sameeyay iyadoo la tixgelinayo xaaladda qof walba oo ka soo gaaray weeraro argagixiso, gaar ahaan kuwa internetka ka dhaawacma. Qorshahan ayaa la sameeyay iyadoo la tixgelinayo xaaladda qof walba oo ka soo gaaray weeraro argagixiso, gaar ahaan kuwa internetka ka dhaawacma.
The United Nations has unveiled a new victim-led initiative to shield survivors of terrorist attacks from online re-traumatisation, drawing on harrowing accounts from Somalia, Israel and Uganda at a Friday commemoration.
A Day of Remembrance and Renewal
The initiative was launched at an event on Friday marking the International Day of Remembrance of and Tribute to the Victims of Terrorism. UN Secretary-General António Guterres paid tribute to victims and survivors, emphasising the importance of how we remember.
Guterres said this year's theme is 'Healing through memory' and that remembrance is a pathway to recovery and renewal. He warned that victims' stories must never be exploited or used to sow more hate, including on digital platforms.
Survivors Speak Out on Digital Harm
Saynab Warsame, who survived a terrorist attack in Somalia, said in a message to the UN commemorative event: 'It's not just another date on the calendar. It's a day that reminds me of who I lost, who I am and who I am still becoming.'
Ms. Warsame added: 'In today's digital world, memories are fragile. With fake videos and information, the truth can easily be lost or changed.' The initiative was established by the Victims of Terrorism Associations Network, which was established by the UN Counter-Terrorism Office last year.
From Trauma to Hope Through Community Action
Rachel Goldberg-Polin, whose 23-year-old son Hersh was among more than 250 people captured during the 2023 Hamas attack at the Nova Music Festival in Israel, told the UN event: 'Tragically, I am not unique. There are millions of parents around the world who have had to bury their children.'
Hersh was held hostage in Gaza for 328 days before being killed. In Uganda, Hassan Ndugwa, who survived a 2010 attack on a FIFA World Cup finals watch party that killed more than 70 people, co-founded the Uganda Muslim Youth Development Forum to provide alternatives to youth.
