In Mogadishu, Somalia, a new Criminal Investigation Department (CID) and court building has been unveiled to promote social justice and security.
For years, Somalia has struggled to improve transparency in prosecution and justice delivery, lacking proper physical spaces for operations.
The CID headquarters, funded by international partners through the Joint Police Programme, signifies a significant step towards police and justice reforms in the country.
Authorities emphasized the importance of the new building in enhancing crime prevention efforts and the criminal justice system in Somalia.
International partners have been actively supporting judicial reforms in Somalia, aiming to improve service delivery and uphold human rights.
The new complex has greatly improved the efficiency of the correctional system, leading to better rehabilitation and security for inmates.
Countries like the African Union, the European Union, the United Kingdom, Germany, and the United States have supported Somalia’s stabilization efforts.
President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud has promised radical reforms in the country’s economy and justice system.
The deputy EU Ambassador to Somalia highlighted the importance of these new facilities in promoting peace and the rule of law in the nation.
Overall, the unveiling of the new CID and court building in Mogadishu marks a significant milestone in Somalia’s journey towards progress in peace and justice.
