41. UNICEF Somalia - Resources - Publications Women s Rights in Islam and Somali culture A study, 2002. The study (in pdf below) process engaged Somali religious leaders and experts of Somali culture http://www.unicef.org/somalia/resources.html

The children Activities Media centre Real lives Resources Publications Publications Publications Below please find publications produced by UNICEF Somalia alone or in collaboration with other organizations. The list is constantly under review. More information on publications available in electronic or print form will be added. The accuracy of content in publications that are produced by the UNICEF Somalia office is managed by the planning, monitoring and evaluation section and the quality assurance officer who coordinate all studies, evaluations, surveys and other information gathering exercises. Programme planning is based on a strong understanding of the current situation and subsequent planning processes must systematically be applied across all programmes to ensure coordination and to facilitate the effective management of UNICEF resources. For information on content in the publications, please contact: Marcus Betts, Project Officer, Planning Monitoring and Evaluation, UNICEF Somalia, email: mbetts@unicef.org

42. Perplexing, What Are The Causes Of Our ( Somalia's) Decaying ? Lately, the Somali culture is decaying rapidly without any moderate speed. What might an agenda for revival of Somali culture be? http://www.somaliawatch.org/archivemay01/010601201.htm

01 Jun 2001 03:32 SOMALIA WATCH Column Title: [SW Column] Posted by/on:[AAJ][1 Jun 2001] Opinions expressed in this column are those of the contributors and not necessarily those of SW Shirwa M Jama - London s.jama@ucl.ac.uk shirwac@lawyer.com The future and the prospect of any society are predominantly contingent upon the education, and nurturing of its youth. And the family has been the conventional and most conceivable medium to provide the ethereal and material means, which dispatches a culture from one generation to the next. But the future of tomorrow's Somalis seems be undergoing a rather dim wave. Lately, the "Somali culture" is decaying rapidly without any moderate speed. What are the causes of this phenomenon? Is it because the culture which supposedly was to promote about morals, ethics, striving to achieve one's goals and getting along with your fellow man, were replaced with exact opposite practices i.e killing your fellowman, perceiving others to be inferior purely they subscribe to another clan and so forth. Or there is another underlining factor? I welcome any intellectual debate that deals with above inquisitions. I desperately seek help from people who have inner understanding of What Somali culture is per se. The beginning of thought is the starting point of free mental slavery.

43. 1994 Human Rights Report: SOMALIA harshly subordinated in somalia, which has an overwhelmingly patriarchal culture. is accepted in Somali culture and society and is widely practiced. http://dosfan.lib.uic.edu/ERC/democracy/1994_hrp_report/94hrp_report_africa/Soma

The State Department web site below is a permanent electronic archive of information released prior to January 20, 2001. Please see www.state.gov for material released since President George W. Bush took office on that date. This site is not updated so external links may no longer function. Contact us with any questions about finding information. NOTE: External links to other Internet sites should not be construed as an endorsement of the views contained therein. [end of document] Return to 1994 Human Rights Practices report home page. Return to DOSFAN home page. This is an official U.S. Government source for information on the WWW. Inclusion of non-U.S. Government links does not imply endorsement of contents.

44. 1995 Human Rights Report: SOMALIA in somalia, which has an overwhelmingly patriarchal culture. to physical and mental health, is widely practiced in Somali culture and society. http://dosfan.lib.uic.edu/ERC/democracy/1995_hrp_report/95hrp_report_africa/Soma

The State Department web site below is a permanent electronic archive of information released prior to January 20, 2001. Please see www.state.gov for material released since President George W. Bush took office on that date. This site is not updated so external links may no longer function. Contact us with any questions about finding information. NOTE: External links to other Internet sites should not be construed as an endorsement of the views contained therein. [end of document] Return to 1995 Human Rights Practices report home page. Return to DOSFAN home page. This is an official U.S. Government source for information on the WWW. Inclusion of non-U.S. Government links does not imply endorsement of contents.

45. Overview Foreign trade. culture. Frankincense The Somali and the Sab Media Air Road and rail Sea Tour Guide Links to somaliaoriented web sites. http://www.arab.net/somalia/

Overview History Antiquity Arab conquerors British colonisation Italian colonisation ... War and famine Geography Topography Climate Natural resources Demographics Business Economy Agriculture Foreign aid Fishing ... Foreign trade Culture Frankincense The Somali and the Sab Media Government The pre-war electorate Defence The refugee problem Education ... Health Transport Air Road and rail Sea Tour Guide ... Links to Somalia-oriented web sites

46. Somalia And Anarchy In Somali culture, land is owned by subclans, which in Scottish culture are Under the traditions of Somali culture, a guest or visitor or client is http://libertariannation.org/a/n030d1.html

This article was published in Issue #30 (Summer 2001) of Formulations formerly a publication of the Free Nation Foundation, now published by the Libertarian Nation Foundation Somalia and Anarchy by Jim Davidson (to table of contents of archives) (to start of essay) Jim Davidson is the Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer for Awdal Roads Company, which is pursuing business opportunities in the Awdal region of Somalia. Professor Jan Narveson asked him to reply to some of Terry Maratos-Flier’s comments that appeared on a mailing list for liberty-minded professors. Owing to his uncertainty about having Terry Maratos-Flier’s permission, Davidson removed Terry Maratos-Flier’s text entirely from his response. Davidson copied the Awdal@yahoogroups.com mailing list in the hope that his remarks might be useful to a wider audience. Roy Halliday saw these remarks on that mailing list, thought they would be of interest to Formulations readers, and got Davidson’s permission to reprint them here. We have replaced the preface and added headings. Otherwise the text is unchanged.—Ed. Outline introduction Census Information and the Population of Somalia Warlords Uranium ... Goatherds, Land Ownership, Oil Companies, and the State

47. FM 3-06, Appendix C, Operations In Somalia: Applying The Urban Operational Frame Somali culture stresses the unity of the clan; alliances are made with other clans However, an assessment of the Somali culture and society should have http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/library/policy/army/fm/3-06/appc.htm

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48. Chapter 23: The Somali Character: Strengths & Weaknesses paper Parochial culture Traits and the Work Ethic in somalia ,9 Somali Social mentioned the following criticism of the contemporary Somali culture http://www.civicwebs.com/cwvlib/africa/somalia/1994/dawn_of_civilization/chapter

Civic Webs Virtual Library www.civicwebs.com/cwvlib Somalia: From The Dawn of Civilization To The Modern Times Chapter 23: The nature, character and personality of a people are mostly moulded according to their natural habitat, historical events and cultural experiences in the course of several centuries. The Somali people have had, since their origin as pre-historic people of this land, a very hostile natural habitat with scarcities of water and abundance of sandy and infertile land and repeated droughts. They have faced several political turmoils external invasions, wars, feuds, coups and counter-coups, and they have gone thorough the most trying, grilling, agonising and disgusting period of nepotism, bribery, exploitation, tribalism, barbarous cruelty and misery during the post-Independence era due to corrupt civil governments and an atrocious military regime. All these circumstances and events have left their mark on the personality and character of the Somali people, who have been basically nomadic pastoral people for thousands of years. The identity of the Somali people has both its positive and negative points, its strengths and weaknesses.

49. [gender-aids] Comment: Female Circumcision Is An Integral Part Of Somali Speaking about sex and sexuality in the Somali culture is taboo. But in somalia FGM is not practiced to signify an event in a person s life http://archives.healthdev.net/gender-aids/msg01236.html

Date Prev Date Next Thread Prev Thread Next ... Thread Index [gender-aids] Comment: Female circumcision is an integral part of Somali Society To : "GENDER-AIDS" < gender-aids@eforums.healthdev.org Subject : [gender-aids] Comment: Female circumcision is an integral part of Somali Society From : "GENDER-AIDS" < gender-aids@eforums.healthdev.org Date : Fri, 05 Aug 2005 11:00:00 +0100 List-Unsubscribe mailto:leave-gender-aids-61556S@eforums.healthdev.org Reply-To : "Gender-AIDS" < gender-aids@eforums.healthdev.org Comment: Female circumcision is an integral part of Somali Society Sahro Mohamed Ahmed ******************************** [Mods note: This comment was sent in by Sahro Mohamed Ahmed. Sahro is a MA student pursuing a career in Medical Anthropology and Development Studies in Leiden University in the Netherlands. To read a previous posting written by a Somalian teenager living in the United States on female genital mutilation, please go to http://eforums.healthdev.org/read/messages?id=6967 http://www.hdnet.org Prev by Date: [gender-aids] News: HIV+ pregnant women to get free treatment Next by Date: [gender-aids] News: HIV+ pregnant women to get free treatment(1) Prev by thread: [gender-aids] News: HIV+ pregnant women to get free treatment(1) Next by thread: [gender-aids] News: HIV+ pregnant women to get free treatment Index(es): Date Thread

50. Somalia-Art & Culture bullet, Welcome to Page of Somali poetry, culture and History culture and history from somalia and Somaliland inc, poetry, folkore stories arts http://www.arabinfoseek.com/somalia-art_&_culture.htm

Search General Info Art Culture Arab Diaspora ... Aqal Somali iyo gabar - "Aqal Soomaali @ Somali Cultral As, Australia " Haashi's Image Gallery (Hoyga Sawirrada) - Some unique Somali Pictures which are not yet seen on the net(about 20 years ago) MandeqNet - This site is dedicated to the honor and promotion of the Somali arts and literature. It is a place where you can learn as well as teach all about the Somali arts and literature Somali Cultural Association - One of the major objectives of this association is to promote the Somali Culture here in Australia Waaberi - Waaberi: Somali Cultural Home Page Marescotti private collection of african art - I am an old italian medical doctor living and working in Africa since 1952. I started my career in Somalia in 1952 Paula Reinhard Artist - Visit my studio! Paint with me! My pictures in your gallery! "Welcome to Page of Somali poetry, Culture and History" - "Culture and history from Somalia and Somaliland inc, poetry, folkore stories arts childrens stories gabayo geeraaro litriture and somali politicts in a poetical context!" Home Up © 2000-2003 arabinfoseek.com New York

51. Somalia Somaliland On The Internet Includes Cultural Profiles, articles such as a report on Somali diet. Somaliland Net Featuring links pertaining to Somali culture, education, http://www-sul.stanford.edu/depts/ssrg/africa/somalia.html

Countries Topics Search the Africa Pages Suggest a Site ... Countries: Somalia / Somaliland on the Internet See also: Somalia News Adam, Hussein and Richard Ford, et. al. " Removing Barricades in Somalia: Options for Peace and Rehabilitation " U.S. Institute of Peace (Washington, D.C.) Peaceworks, No. 24, October 1998. http://www.usip.org/pubs/peaceworks/pwks24/pwks24.html [Addo] Farah Sindiko. Farah Weheliye Addo Campaign Committee (FWAPCC). Presidential Campaign 2003 2003 campaign site. Has political program, statements. Addo served as vice-president of the African Football Confederation and is a long established official. Campaign office based in Nairobi, Kenya. http://www.farahsindiko.com/ African Internet Connectivity-Mike Jensen Current information on internet service providers, telecommunications in Somalia.. Maintained by Mike Jensen. http://www2.sn.apc.org/africa/countdet.CFM?countriesISO_Code=SO Ahmed in Burco Weblog by Ahmed Ismail, a Somali development worker in Somaliland who is the HIV/AIDS Youth Advisor for ICD (International Cooperation for Development). Includes photographs, related sites. See also A Taste of Africa . http://www.20six.co.uk/ahmedgoo Ainashe.net

52. Szomália / Somalia :: Culture & Tourism Links : Kulturális és Idegenforgalmi International catalogue of culture and tourism. Internationaler kultureller und touristischer Katalog. Nemzetközi kulturális és idegenforgalmi katalógus. http://katalogus.kulturinfo.hu/so.html

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53. Saylac | Somalia News And Information A culture rich and expressive that is resilient and ever evolving, the culture Somali culture like the Somali people have gone under a great upheaval. http://saylac.com/news/rayi.htm

Chat Guest Book Profiles About Us ... Contact Us NEWS BBC Somali BBC Arabic - Listen NEWSPAPERS SOMALI LINKS EDUCATION SPORTS NGOS OPINIONS/ RAYI, OPINIONS/ RAYI,OPINIONS/ RAYI,OPINIONS/ RAYI, Sept,20,2005- Somali graduates are working in non-graduate jobs It was a longish wait at the bus stop and there was no sign of any bus coming along. I was in the middle of a long queue waiting to board a bus; as luck would have it, I was in no hurry to get home. Suddenly three buses appeared in procession as if though they just came out from a monotonous meeting. I hopped on the second bus and saw a familiar face behind the wheel, Mr Ali, an old friend of mine. I was saddened to see him driving a double-decker bus because I remember his only ambition in life was to be an academic success. The last time I saw him was three years ago and he was in the penultimate year studying economics and politics. He was a highly gifted student and his friends felt rather like students in the presence of a professor when they were with him.

54. Somalia, The People - EgyptSearch Forums I can tell you that Somali bantus have their own distinct culture and values In Somali culture, mostadult and childrenare frightened by dogs which http://www.egyptsearch.com/forums/Forum8/HTML/002345.html

EgyptSearch Forums Ancient Egypt and Egyptology Somalia, the people profile register preferences faq ... next oldest topic Author Topic: Somalia, the people Don Junior Member Posts: 1 Registered: Jun 2005 posted 27 June 2005 01:41 PM thanks - Don IP: Logged Yonis Member Posts: 31 Registered: May 2005 posted 27 June 2005 03:31 PM quote: Originally posted by Don: thanks - Don Are these people ethnic Somalis or Somali bantu? cause I know the US government has recently been accepting a huge number of Somali bantu. I can tell you that Somali bantus have their own distinct culture and values than ethnic Somalis, so why not google up "Somali bantu", I'm sure there are loads of information about their customs on the internet. IP: Logged Waryaa Member Posts: 58 Registered: May 2005 posted 28 June 2005 03:33 AM Don, I believe the resettled refugees you are talking about are Somali Bantus who are increasingly arriving in the US. Few little facts: Most Somali Bantus speak the af Maay dialect of Somali spoken in Southwest of Somalia. Most used to be farmers. They originally came from countries like Tanzania, Malawi and Mozambique. Can you be specific what do you want to know regarding them?

55. Mailgate.ORG Web Server: Soc.culture.somalia Mailgate.ORG Web Server newsgroup soc.culture.somalia (somalian affairs, society, and culture.) http://mailgate.supereva.com/soc/soc.culture.somalia/

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56. Country Reports On Human Rights Practices For 1995 - Somalia Wages and work requirements in traditional Somali culture are largely established by ad hoc bartering, based on supply, demand, and the influence of the http://www.usemb.se/human/1995/africa/somalia.html

United States Embassy Stockholm Country Reports on Human Rights Practices for 1995 Released by the Bureau of Democracy, Human Rights, and Labor U.S. Department of State SOMALIA March 1996 Index Preface Overview Africa ... Appendices Somalia has been without a central government since its last president, dictator Mohamed Siad Barre, fled the country in 1991. Subsequent fighting among rival faction leaders resulted in the killing, dislocation, and starvation of thousands of Somalis and led the United Nations to intervene militarily in 1992. Widespread interclan fighting subsided in 1995, apart from occasional skirmishes in Mogadishu, Baidoa, and the lower Juba, and an ongoing conflict in the northwest. There was no progress, however, in reconciling the rival faction leaders and creating a new national government. In Mogadishu, faction leader Mohamed Farah Aideed was elected by his supporters to head a putative national government, while in the northwest, the breakway "Republic of Somaliland" continued to proclaim its independence. Neither administration, however, was recognized internationally. The persistent absence of a central government led most regions to establish rudimentary local administrations, most based on the authority of the predominant clan and faction in the area. Local authority remained contested, however, in the lower Juba, parts of the northwest, and Mogadishu.

57. Genealogy Of The Somalia People The Relationship Between Somali Genealogy and Somali culture. Since information on genealogy, history, and culture have been passed down orally through the http://www.somalishir.org/genealogy/

The Somali Civic Web A Virtual "Shir" in Cyberspace http://www.somalishir.org/ Genealogy of the Somali People and its impact upon Somali History, Somali Governance, and Somali Culture The genealogy of the Somali People is an important foundation in understanding Somali History Somali Governance , and Somali Culture as well as the natural desire of Somalis to better understand their own personal ancestry. The Somali language was not a written language until about 1984. Therefore most of the Somali history and culture, including the genealogy of the Somali People has been passed down from generation to generation orally. An important goal of the Somali Civic Organization will certainly consist of documenting as much of this history, genealogy, and culture in written form as quickly as possible, before it is lost forever, and making this documentation available to the Somali People through the Somali Virtual Library. The Role of Genealogy in Understanding Somali History There are currently several quite different views concerning the history of the Somali People. Some claim that this history extends back several thousands of years. Others claim that the Somali Ethnic Group was founded about 800 years ago by a small number of Arabic settlers on the coast of Somalia who married primarily Oramo ("Galla") women. A comprehensive study of the Somali genealogy offers the opportunity to provide more definitive answers to many of these open questions. (The late Gen. Mohammed Farah Hassan ('Aidid') discusses some of these competing theories in

58. World Music Central - Skyhigh Family Connection To Somalia but instead seeks to enlighten others about the Somali culture. Hip hop culture is a lifestyle which evolved in the early 1970s, nearly a decade http://www.worldmusiccentral.org/article.php?story=20031124165650995

59. World Music Central - Skyhigh Family Connection To Somalia but instead seeks to enlighten others about the Somali culture. Alian explains to me, “Hip hop is considered more of a culture nowadays. http://www.worldmusiccentral.org/article.php/20031124165650995

Report problem with this page advanced search Welcome to World Music Central Home Submissions World Music Forum Links ... Contact Us User Functions Username: Password: Don't have an account yet? Sign up as a New User World Music News General News Interviews Articles CD Reviews ... Obituaries World Music Resources Artist biographies Booking agents Distributors Local Music Guides ... Trade shows Live music: Venues Education: Dance schools Ethnomusicology Museums Music schools Glossaries: World dances Musical genres World Instruments Humor Humor Skyhigh Family connection to Somalia Contributed by: by Susan Budig Many consider youth a time spent forging new paths and in the process, rejecting old ways, frequently turning a deaf ear to one’s elders. The rappers of hip hop band Skyhigh Family ,  have fashioned lives distinctly different from their parents. The three rappers and their manager all came over with their families, traversing the ocean in an effort to escape war-torn Somalia. But rather than dismissing the stories of their ancestors, Skyhigh Family has taken the very contemporary culture of hip hop and fused it with the Somali tales of old, producing music unlike that of many of today’s rappers. Medman casually says the band is “ bigger than us three rappers. We’re a bunch of friends who always get together for special occasions. It’s not only about music

60. The Situation In Somalia In Somali political culture, conflict management never ends, they are always in dialogue, they re always meeting and it took us quite a long time to http://www.dnd.ca/somalia/vol1/v1c11e.htm

THE SITUATION IN SOMALIA This chapter is about the political and socio-economic context in which the Canadian Airborne Regiment Battle Group (CARBG) carried out its mission to Somalia. It describes the region's geography, culture, political, and social structure, and surveys significant events leading to the civil war and the end of Siad Barre's regime. It also examines the situation in Somalia when the United Nations intervened and the social and political conditions in Belet Huen when the CARBG was deployed. An understanding of the Somalia context is necessary for evaluating the suitability and operational readiness of the Canadian Airborne Regiment (CAR) and CARBG for service in Africa, as well as for judging the appropriateness of their training for the mission and the adequacy of Canadian military intelligence. Information about Somali society helps in the evaluation of decisions and actions taken in theatre and clarifies how cultural differences between CARBG members and the Somalis may have affected the conduct of operations. A PROFILE OF SOMALIA Somalia occupies a strategic position in the Horn of Africa. In addition to ties with other African countries, it has close religious and historical links with the Arab and Islamic world and has a seat in both the Organization of African Unity (OAU) and the Arab League. At the time of the CARBG's arrival, Somalia had a population of approximately six million, including refugees.

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