Somalia: Thousands Homeless as Settlements Razed Government Pledge to Investigate Forced Evictions a Positive Step Show More Serviceshttps://www.hrw.org/sites/default/files/styles/node_embed/public/multimedia_map_image/201701africa_somalia_idps.jpg?itok=Z6brLL-j Print LAUNCH MAP Show More Services © DigitalGlobe 2018 (Nairobi) – Somali security forces using bulldozers have demolished dozens of informal settlements in Mogadishu since late December 2017, leaving thousands homeless. Human Rights Watch analyzed satellite imagery that shows that between December 29 and January 19, 2018, approximately 3,000 shelters were dismantled or destroyed using heavy machinery. On January 17, the federal minister for planning, investment and development, Gamal Hassan, responded to growing criticism from aid organizations and announced the government would investigate the evictions. The Somali government should credibly investigate security force abuses in the forced evictions, Human Right...