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How Does Somalia Violate Human Rights

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It is located on the east coast of Africa between Ethiopia and Kenya, surrounded by the Gulf of Aden and Indian Ocean. Somalia is also known as the horn of Africa. It is composed of eighteen regions and its capital is Mogadishu.
Somalia’s flag has a white five-pointed star in the center and a light blue background.
The Federal Republic of Somalia has a federal parliamentary republic ruled by Hassan Sheikh Mohamud. It became independent in 1960 and joined to the United Nations on September 20, 1960. Somalia also suffered a period of crisis in 1991, which a Civil War took place.
About 15% of the government’s budget is allocated for education.

Somalia violates a number of Human Rights like the right to respect for private and family life, prohibition

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