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Somalia’s former chief justice told Al Jazeera that more than 300 security personnel occupied the Supreme Court after it ruled the president’s term extension unconstitutional.
Somalia’s former chief justice says more than 300 security personnel “militarily occupied” the country’s Supreme Court after a ruling against President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud’s term extension.
Bashe Yusuf Ahmed told Al Jazeera that the court had ruled the extension, and consequently Mohamud’s presidency, unconstitutional. The account of the court’s seizure comes from Ahmed’s remarks to the broadcaster.
Former Palestinian prisoners told Al Jazeera that repeated Israeli arrests and interrogation summons in the occupied West Bank are disrupting family life and employment.
Russia says the Abu Dhabi talks produced agreement on a prisoner exchange involving more than 1,000 captives per side, while security disputes remain unresolved.
A Malaysian court has ruled that former prime minister Najib Razak can serve the remainder of his reduced six-year sentence under house arrest. The order applies only to his first conviction; he is appealing a separate 15-year sentence.
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