STORY: Jubbaland residents agree to promote community policing to counter violent extremism
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SOURCE: AMISOM PUBLIC INFORMATION
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LANGUAGE: ENGLISH/SOMALI NATURAL SOUND
DATELINE: 28/AUGUST/2018, KISMAYO, SOMALIA
SHOT LIST:
1. Wide shot, a two-day workshop on community policing in Jubbaland state
2. Med shot, religious leaders attending the workshop
3. Med shot, police and military officers at the workshop
4. Close up shot, religious leaders at the workshop
5. Close up shot, police officers at the workshop
6. Med shot, a facilitator conducting the training
7. Close up shot, samples of explosive components displayed on a slide
8. Wide shot, participants attending the workshop
9. Med shot, military officers attending the workshop
10. Close up shot, an officer listening
11. Med shot, officers taking notes during the workshop
12. Close up shot, participants listening
13. Wide shot, participants listening
14. SOUNDBITE: (English) Philip Mukasa, AMISOM Police Public Information Officer
“We are here as AMISOM Police to support the Jubbaland state police in mobilizing the community to prevent and counter violent extremism. This is a two-day workshop where we are going to address pertinent issues of prevention and countering violent extremism. This is a very critical subject that we want to handle together with SPF (Somali Police Force) and the community.”
18. Med shot, religious leaders listening
19. Close up shot, religious leaders listening
20. Close up shot, military officers taking notes
21. SOUNDBITE: (English) Philip Mukasa, AMISOM Police Public Information Officer
“We as AMISOM Police together with SPF (Somali Police Force) in Jubbaland state is to work together with the community, with the youth, with the women groups, with police, with the Darwish and all the others so that we have one common voice, one common message to pass to others so that we can counter violent extremism.”
22. Med shot, participants listening
23. Close up shot, a participant listening
24. Med shot, participants taking notes
25. SOUNDBITE: (Somali) Aden Yusuf Salah, Director General in the Ministry of Security of Jubbaland State
“In this training we shared knowledge and experiences on how to observe and maintain security and prevent bad elements who bring insecurity in the community. Everyone wants to live in a peaceful and secure environment, with access to good education but there are people (extremists) who are against all these. They do not want the community to live and worship peacefully and to promote their religion,”
26. Med shot, Aden Yusuf Salah, director general in the ministry of security of Jubbaland state awarding a certificate a participant
27. SOUNDBITE: (Somali) Sureer Mohamed Ali, Chairperson of Kismayo Women Organization
“I gained skills on how the police and the community can work together. This is a very useful [workshop], which we embrace and we are ready to support the security forces. Women are the mothers of the youth who are brainwashed by the extremists, and have the potential to lure them back. Every mother is required to advise her child and bring him back home and to the government. I appeal to the relevant authorities to conduct similar trainings that empower women so that they can win back their children [from the extremists].”
28. Med shot, Aden Yusuf Salah, director general in the ministry of security of Jubbaland state awarding a certificate a participant
29. Med shot, Aden Yusuf Salah, director general in the ministry of security of Jubbaland state awarding a certificate a participant
30. SOUNDBITE: (Somali) Ugas Abdirahman Ugas Khalif, Somali Elder
“Today, we have learnt that if the members of the society are united and work together, they can fight radicalization in which children and other innocent people are brainwashed. We know the religion of Islam is a peaceful religion which accords everybody his right. They [extremists] advance their radicalization efforts using Islam as a cover up. Extremism has no place in Islam.”
31. Med shot, AMISOM and Somali police officers awarding certificates to participants
32. Wide shot, Aden Yusuf Salah, director general in the ministry of security of Jubbaland state awarding a certificate a participant
33. SOUNDBITE: (Somali) Muna Abdiweli Mohamed, Somali Police Gender Officer
“I would like these lessons on community policing to continue and I would like to teach the community what we learnt here so members of the community work together.”
34. Med shot, a participant receiving a certificate
