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Somalia PM Seeks Dialogue With Islamists

Sunday, December 02, 2007 2:30:43 PM
By SALAD DUHUL

A young displaced Somali child carries a banner which reads Please give us Care and Relief" in displaced camp in Mogadishu, Sunday, Dec. 2, 2007.   Violence in Somalia's war-ravaged capital has killed nearly 6,000 civilians this year, the country's oldest human rights group said Sunday. Sudan Ali Ahmed, chairman of Elman Human Rights, also said 7,980 people were wounded and more than 700,000 displaced from their homes as the country's government has struggled to contain a bloody Islamic insurgency. Government officials, who have accused Elman of exaggerating death tolls, were not immediately available for comment.  (AP Photo/Mohamed Sheikh Nor)MOGADISHU, Somalia (AP) - Somalia's new prime minister will try to open a dialogue with Islamists to end an insurgency that a human rights group said has killed nearly 6,000 civilians so far this year, officials said Sunday.

Prime Minister Nur Hassan Hussein, who formed his Cabinet on Sunday, has vowed to reconcile the nation as it struggles to contain the insurgency.

"The new prime minister will talk with Islamists and other opponents," presidential spokesman Hussein Mohamed Mohamoud told The Associated Press. "That is the first priority."


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