Insurgents Toll in Somalia International Affairs

Witnesses claim a Somalia citizen working for UNICEF was shot several times in the head on Sunday. This happened a couple days after another local United Nations employee had been killed. The Somalia man had been walking in the southern town of Hudor when three men armed with pistols and assault rifles ambushed him. The other United Nations employee had been murdered while leaving a mosque in Merka. Local people working in foreign aid agencies have recently been attacked by insurgents as well. Nur Hassan Hussein, Somalia’s prime minister, had said the government needs to get rid of piracy on the Somalia coast through the aid of international assistance. These pirates have taken over dozens of ships that carry high artillery weapons.
In my opinion, Somalia’s prime minister, Nur Hassan Hussein should institute some action in light of the recent homicides. Two UNICEF United Nation employees have recently been murdered, while local people working with foreign agencies have been attacked by insurgents. Citizens in Somalia deserve to be assured security from radical insurgents attempting to harm them because of their roles in foreign affairs. I believe these insurgents of who intend to harm local people working with foreign agencies or UNICEF employees should be frightened from contemplating such thoughts. Nur Hassan Hussein needs to pass a bill in which insurgents face harsh punishments if they are to harm citizens in Somalia. By stating his government needs international assistance to fight off piracy in Somalia, Nur Hassan Hussein should know that allowing insurgents to harm the people in international affairs won’t help the cause. These insurgents are murdering innocent Somalia people, and I don’t think that taking someone’s life is just through any reasoning. Nur Hassan Hussein should try his best as prime minister of Somalia to diminish the recent escalated fighting. In my opinion, this may only be achieved if he takes initiative and protects the Somalia citizens.