2. TABLE OF CONTENTS
- Thesis statement
- What the conflict is about and who the parties are
- Short history of the conflict
- How extensive the conflict is
- What solutions have been suggested
- What role the UN has played
- What role other actors have played
- Conclusion
3. THESIS STATEMENT
In order for Somalia to become a sovereign state, they must combat the on going
conflict in the country, the government must repeal the clan system and regain
control without help from UN or other organizations/countries.
4. WHAT THE CONFLICT IS ABOUT AND WHO THE PARTIES ARE
Ahmad OmarHassan Sheikh Mohamud
- Transitional Federal Government (TFG)
- Union of Islamic Courts (UIC)
5.
6. HISTORY OF THE CONFLICT
- 1991
- Support from clans
- Failed state
- Islamism
Siad Barre
7. HOW EXTENSIVE THE CONFLICT IS
- Council on Foreign Relation
- Priority level 3
- The Horn of Africa
8. WHAT SOLUTIONS HAVE BEEN SUGGESTED
- The fight against Al-Shabaab
- US drone strikes
- UK gives $124 m in aid every year
9. WHAT ROLE THE UN HAS PLAYED
- April 1992 - March 1995
- UNOSOM
United Nations Operation in Somalia
- UNPOS
United Nations Political Office for Somalia
- UNTAF
Unified Task Force
Secretary General of UN
Boutros Boutros-Ghali
10. WHAT ROLE OTHER ACTORS HAVE PLAYED
- US
1. Financial support
2. Logistical support
- AMISON
African Union Mission in Somalia
- UK
- Donate money
11. CONCLUSION
In order for Somalia to become a sovereign state, they must combat the on going conflict in the
country, the government must repeal the clan system and regain control without help from UN
or other organizations/countries.
- The Clan system must be repealed
- International support strong military advantage
- The Government functions have begun to function better
objective: Find examples of various types of conflict and violations of human rights and discuss what the UN and other international actors can do about these