Waraysi BBC media action

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 Waa maxay tahriibku,  maxa keena tahriibka siguud  Calamka, da’da ugu an ee tahriibta iyo sababta, Iyo goboladee ugu badan, Waa maxay amaanku, kaga bogo barnaamijka tusmada nolosha ee bbc media action iyo radio hargeisa, waxaa khabiirka  barnaamijka marti ku ah Yousef Timacade 

Yousef Timacade is a lawyer, legal analyst, and commentator with over a decade of experience in program management, research, and human rights advocacy. He holds master’s degrees in both law and executive management, which have equipped him with a unique blend of legal expertise and leadership acumen. Throughout his career, he has worked with numerous national and international non-governmental organizations, driving impactful initiatives in the areas of human rights, policy development, and social justice. Currently, Yousef serves as the Country Coordinator for Somalia, Somaliland and Djibouti at SIHA Network, where he leads efforts to advance women's rights and advocate for marginalized communities.

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