SOMALIA

Imperial partition
Siab barre scientific socialism
Problem of national integration
Challenge to the regime
Repressives measures
Issaq oppression

S.N.M

Isaaq Insurgency in Somalia 1982-1988

Somali National Movement
The Republic of Somaliland Today
The Somali National Movement, Leaders: Ahmad Mahammad Culaid, Ahmad Ismaaiil Abdi, Abdulqaadir Kosar Abdi, Ahmad Mahammad Mahamuud "Silanyo"

The Somali National Movement

  • Leaders: Ahmad Mahammad Culaid, Ahmad Ismaaiil Abdi, Abdulqaadir Kosar Abdi, Ahmad Mahammad Mahamuud "Silanyo"
  • Area of Operations: Northern Somalia (Somaliland)
  • Tribal Affiliation: Isaaq
  • Founded: 1981

The Somali National Movement (SNM) is a political party in Somalia, in particular the de-facto state of Somaliland, of which it is a principal party. It was established in 1981 by Isaaq emigres based in London who sought to overthrow Somali dictator Siad Barre. It became one of the strongest insurgent groups in all of Somalia. The SNM vaciliated between a non-aligned foreign policy and mixed economy and pro-western policies, such as supporting United States involvement in post-Barre Somalia. It also supported representative democracy and guaranteed human rights. Eventually, the SNM declared Somaliland independent after the overthrow of Barre on 18 May 1991.

 

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