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19. DIVIDE AND MISRULE: THE EAST, 1984-91
After the demise of the WSLF, one of its divisions, known as Iil Tire, remained active among members of the Issa clan in northern Harerghe. This was later renamed the Issa and ...
http://gadaa.com/06142007001.pdf
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ISSA Member Update
ISSA Member Update 1 st issue, 2006 April 1 MAIN PAGE Programs and activities • ISSA news ... For more information, please contact Cassie Landers at Clan 101402@aol.com .
http://www.issa.nl/newsletter/nl_pdfs/ISSA_Newsletter_4.06.pdf
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PEACE PROCESSES AND CONFLICT RESOLUTION IN THE HORN OF AFRICA
Supported by his Issa clan, he decided to isolate his opponents, imprisoning some and forcing others into exile. President Gouled's government also faced economic hardships that had ...
http://www.issafrica.org/pubs/asr/12No3/EYoh.pdf
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SOMALIA ASSESSMENT October 2001 Country Information and Policy Unit
In April 1995 government forces clashed with Garhadji (Isaaq) clansmen who had allied themselves with the anti-secessionist USF of the Issa (Dir) clan.
http://www.asylumlaw.org/docs/somalia/ind01b_somalia_ca.pdf
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FSAU REPORTS AND ACTIVITIES
The pastoralists, who belonged to the Issa clan moved through the areas of Harirad and A/kadir villages of Awdal on their way to Guban — and the Gadabuursi clan (from Aisha'a ...
http://www.fsausomali.org/fileadmin/uploads/pdf/29.pdf
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Polity IV Country Report 2007: Somalia
... Patriotic Movement (Darod clan), the Somali Salvation Democratic Front (Majertein clan), the Somali Democratic Alliance (Gadabursi clan), and the United Somali Front (Issa clan).
http://systemicpeace.org/polity/Somalia2007.pdf
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SOMALIA ASSESSMENT
In April 1995 government forces clashed with Garhadji (Isaaq) clansmen who had allied themselves with the anti-secessionist USF of the Issa (Dir) clan.
http://www.asylumlaw.org/docs/somalia/ind0402_somalia_ca.pdf
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EDITORIAL HIGHLIGHTS
Those in the far NW (Zeylac) are from the Issa clan and normally migrate between the Guban and the Ogo but in bad years they will need to go further, passing via Djibouti into Ethiopia
http://www.fsausomali.org/uploads/Other/138.pdf
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Volume VII, Issue 29 u s
The Afar ethnic group represents roughly a third of the population in Djibouti, where the dominant ethnic Somali group is divided between the majority Issa clan and smaller groups from ...
http://www.jamestown.org/uploads/media/TM_007_95.pdf
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Property Rights among Afar Pastoralists of Northeastern Ethiopia ...
This is the inherent problem, for example, with current relation between Afar and Issa in which those participants (clan leaders and elders) on state-organized mediation fora make ...
http://www.iascp.org/bali/papers/Hundie_Bekele.pdf
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