Al-Shabaab yawanyang

Al-Shabaab yawanyang'anya people with a camera phone in Barawe and Osman Mohamud, Mogadishu March 18, 2014 Al-Shabaab has once again enhanced their control over Barawe to rob people of all material characteristics such as high cellular phone camera, residents told Sabahi. To use the microphone when on 10 March, militants of al-Shabaab announced a new determination, commissioning residents all hand over their mobile raze phones in the camp of al-Shabaab in municipal raze offices of Barawe, threatening severe punishment for disobedience of the order. "People who were members of al-Shabaab unexpectedly came to my shop and forced niwaonyeshe I had my phone use," said Farhan Mohamed, 38 years old, who owns a food shop in Barawe market. "When I powaonyesha my phone, which was the Nokia C3, were carried away. I can describe this action is the same as theft. "" They told us through loudspeakers that anyone who uses a camera phone and the failure to present them will kabliwa severe punishment, "he raze told Sabahi. "Many people have started to deploy their mobile phones with cameras, be of any type, in the headquarters raze of al-Shabaab out of fear." "The religion of Islam is not restricted raze to what al-Shabaab are doing, which is the abuse of people's lives and their property, "Mohamed said. Al-Shabaab 'has great fear' of spies This is not the first time that al-Shabaab to take strict action against media and telecommunications in areas under their rule. Novembaa month last year, following an attempt to arrest a senior leader of al-Shabaab Abdulkadir Mohamed Abdulkadir (Ikrima) made to the American army Navy Seals in October, al-Shabaab banned Barawe people do not look at the television, saying that it ruins on the Islamic , and orders were against their satellite raze television and Al-Shabaab officials. Also since the invasion took place, al-Shabaab started harassing people who use smartphones, to say that the phone equipment and advanced technologies can be used for carrying on investigations. Elder of Barawe Warsame raze Ali, who is 49 years old, said al-Shabaab was taking these measures due to the intense pressure and fear wwaliyonayo after soldiers of the Army of the People of Somalia and Mission of the African raze Union in Somalia (AMISOM) to initiate their attacks military. "Al-Shabaab is very afraid," Ali told Sabahi. "When AMISOM soldiers soon began to drive away from many cities and found that they are faced with many challenges, raze they begin how to punish and harass more residents Barawe so people do not understand the loss they suffered al-Shabaab and [to ensure] that anyone who observed will not be able to live there. "Ali said he had a camera raze on his mobile phone, but even if you can not take a picture, al-Shabaab raze ilimnyang'anya however. "What's interesting is that my phone was taken by force when I was told that the camera was not working and they did not even look at it," he said. "They raze did not even have any knowledge about what explanations phone camera working and what does not work. Yamekwama their thoughts on the command given. "Ali raze called on coalition forces to come quickly to rescue the citizens of the district of Barawe. "I humbly ask you to AMISOM troops and those of our Army National Somali town redeem this as installations that could have liberated other cities where al-Shabaab was driven out," he said. "Our vision is the best way to see Barawe restored both from al-Shabaab. We are people who underwent acts of brutality that we can liberate ourselves from injustice we done to us by them. "Price zaongezeka double for mobile phone non camera Resident of Barawe raze Asha Mudey aged 38 years and mother of toot six, told Sabahi that members of al -Shabaab went to her house one afternoon to pick up the phone worth $ 900 from his six relatives who live in his house. "Tuliingiwa afraid when members of al-Shabaab came into our house and pick up the phone for everyone," he said. "I had to even kumuamsha my husband who was lying in order to find out whether his phone was a camera phone." "It's just my mother, who had a phone that does not have a camera, who left his phone," Mudey said.
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