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English: Garaadka reer Darawiish Garad Jama Ali: opponent of CPO colonial law, the Collective Punishment Ordinance, which was a colonial law, part of the British colonial statue books, stipulating that responsibility for crimes committed by an individual would extend to members of the entire clan/tribe, thereby rendering them scapegoatees via their dia payment debts. Stipulations within British colonial collective punishment laws would eventually coalesce with those of xeer or traditional law. In 1955, Omar Horreh, a civil servant for the Advisory Council and constituent of Garad Ali postulated such laws were unjust as it scapegoats the innocent stating " the townsmen of Erigavo district were unanimous in their wish that the collective payment of dia and wound compensation as governed by Somali custom should be abolished", although his motion for abolishing didn't pass.Souce: 1953, War Somali Sidihi, pp 9, pp 10, pp 11, Issues 1-97 |
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