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| Liechtensteinisches Landesgesetzblatt | ||
| Jahrgang 2009 | Nr. 136 | ausgegeben am 15. Mai 2009 |
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Yasin Ali Baynah
a.k.a.: ALI, Yasin Baynah; a.k.a.: ALI, Yassin Mohamed; a.k.a.: BAYNAH, Yasin; a.k.a.: BAYNAH, Yassin; a.k.a.: BAYNAX, Yasiin Cali; a.k.a.: BEENAH, Yasin; a.k.a.: BEENAH, Yassin; a.k.a.: BEENAX, Yasin; a.k.a.: BEENAX, Yassin; a.k.a.: BENAH, Yasin; a.k.a.: BENAH, Yassin; a.k.a.: BENAX, Yassin; a.k.a.: BEYNAH, Yasin; a.k.a.: BINAH, Yassin; a.k.a.: CALI, Yasiin Baynax; DOB: 24 December 1965; Nationality: Somali; alt. Nationality: Swedish; Location: Rinkeby, Stockholm, Sweden; Mogadishu, Somalia
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Hassan Dahir Aweys
a.k.a.: ALI, Sheikh Hassan Dahir Aweys; a.k.a.: AWES, Hassan Dahir; a.k.a.: AWES, Shaykh Hassan Dahir; a.k.a.: AWEYES, Hassen Dahir; a.k.a.: AWEYS, Ahmed Dahir; a.k.a.: AWEYS, Sheikh; a.k.a.: AWEYS, Sheikh Hassan Dahir; a.k.a.: DAHIR, Aweys Hassan; a.k.a.: IBRAHIM, Mohammed Hassan; a.k.a.: OAIS, Hassan Tahir; a.k.a.: UWAYS, Hassan Tahir; a.k.a.: "HASSAN, Sheikh"; DOB: 1935; Citizen: Somali; Nationality: Somali; Location: Somalia;
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Hassan Abdullah Hersi Al-Turki
a.k.a.: AL-TURKI, Hassan; a.k.a.: TURKI, Hassan; a.k.a.: TURKI, Hassan Abdillahi Hersi; a.k.a.: TURKI, Sheikh Hassan; a.k.a.: XIRSI, Xasan Cabdilaahi; a.k.a.: XIRSI, Xasan Cabdulle; DOB: circa 1944; POB: Ogaden Region, Ethiopia; Nationality: Somali; Location: Somalia
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Ahmed Abdi aw-Mohamed
a.k.a.: ABU ZUBEYR, Muktar Abdirahman; a.k.a.: ABUZUBAIR, Muktar Abdulrahim; a.k.a.: AW MOHAMMED, Ahmed Abdi; a.k.a.: AW-MOHAMUD, Ahmed Abdi; a.k.a.: "GODANE"; a.k.a.: "GODANI"; a.k.a.: "MUKHTAR, Shaykh"; a.k.a.: "ZUBEYR, Abu"; DOB: 10 July 1977; POB: Hargeysa, Somalia; Nationality: Somali
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Fuad Mohamed Khalaf
aka.: Fuad Mohamed Khalif; aka.: Fuad Mohamed Qalaf; aka.: Fuad Mohammed Kalaf; aka.: Fuad Mohamed Kalaf; aka.: Fuad Mohammed Khalif; aka.: Fuad Khalaf; aka: Fuad Shongale; aka.: Fuad Shongole; aka.: Fuad Shangole; aka.: Fuad Songale; aka.: Fouad Shongale; aka.: Fuad Muhammad Khalaf Shongole; Nationality: Somali; Location: Mogadishu, Somalia; alt. Location: Somalia
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Bashir Mohamed Mahamoud
aka.: Bashir Mohamed Mahmoud; aka.: Bashir Mahmud Mohammed; aka.: Bashir Mohamed Mohamud; aka.: Bashir Mohamed Mohamoud; aka.: Bashir Yare; aka.: Bashir Qorgab; aka.: Gure Gap; aka.: "Abu Muscab"; aka.: "Qorgab"; DOB: circa 1979-1982; alt. DOB: 1982; Nationality: Somali; Location: Mogadishu, Somalia
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Mohamed Sa'id
aka.: "Atom"; aka.: Mohamed Sa'id Atom; aka.: Mohamed Siad Atom; DOB: circa 1966; POB: Galgala, Somalia; Location: Galgala, Somalia; alt. Location: Badhan, Somalia
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Fares Mohammed Mana'a
aka.: Faris Mana'a; aka.: Fares Mohammed Manaa; DOB: February 8, 1965; POB: Sadah, Yemen; Passport No.: 00514146; Place of Issue: Sanaa, Yemen; ID Card No.: 1417576; Place of Issue: Al-Amana, Yemen; Date of Issue: January 7, 1996
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Hassan Mahat Omar
aka.: Hassaan Hussein Adam; aka.: Hassane Mahad Omar; aka.: Xassaan Xuseen Adan; aka.: Asan Mahad Cumar; aka.: Abu Salman; aka.: Abu Salmaan; aka.: Sheikh Hassaan Hussein; DOB: 10 April 1979; POB: Garissa, Kenya; Nationality: Possibly Ethiopian; Passport: A1180173 (Kenya), exp. 20 Aug 2017; National ID Card: 23446085; Location: Nairobi, Kenya
Hassan Mahat Omar is engaging in acts that threaten the peace, security or stability of Somalia. He is an Imam and one of the leaders of Masjid-ul-Axmar, an informal Al-Shabaab affiliated centre in Nairobi. He is also involved in recruiting new members and soliciting funds for Al-Shabaab, including online at the Al-Shabaab affiliated website alqimmah.net.
In addition, he has issued fatwas calling for attacks against the TFG on an Al-Shabaab chat room site.
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Omar Hammami
aka.: Abu Maansuur Al-Amriki; aka.: Abu Mansour Al-Amriki; aka.: Abu Mansuur Al-Amriki; aka.: Umar Hammami; aka.: Abu Mansur Al-Amriki; DOB: 6 May 1984; POB: Alabama, United States; Nationality: United States. Also believed to hold Syrian nationality; Passport: 403062567 (US); Social Security Number: 423-31-3021 (US); Location: Somalia; Married to a Somali woman; Lived in Egypt in 2005 and moved to Somalia in 2009
Omar Hammami is engaging in acts that threaten the peace, security or stability of Somalia. He is a senior member of Al-Shabaab. He is involved in recruitment, finance and payroll for foreign fighters in Somalia. He is described as an expert in explosives and warfare in general. Since October 2007 he has appeared in television reports and in Al-Shabaab propaganda videos. He has been shown in a video training Al-Shabaab fighters. He has also been shown in videos and on websites calling for more fighters to join Al-Shabaab.
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Jim'ale, Ali Ahmed Nur
aka: JIM'ALE, Ahmed Ali; aka: JIM'ALE, Ahmad Nur Ali; aka: JIM'ALE, Sheikh Ahmed; aka: JIM'ALE, Ahmad Ali; aka: JIM'ALE, Shaykh Ahmed Nur; DOB: 1954; POB: Eilbur, Somalia; Nationality: Somalia; Alt. nationality: Djibouti; Passport: A0181988 (Somalia), exp. 23 January 2011; Location: Djibouti, Republic of Djibouti; Ali Ahmed Nur Jim'ale (Jim'ale) has served in leadership roles with the former Somali Council of Islamic Courts, also known as the Somali Islamic Courts Union, which was a radical-Islamist element. The most radical elements of the Somali Islamic Courts Union eventually formed the group known as Al-Shabaab. Al-Shabaab was listed for targeted sanctions in April 2010 by the United Nations Security Council Committee established pursuant to resolutions 751 (1992) and 1907 (2009) concerning Somalia and Eritrea (the "Somalia/Eritrea Sanctions Committee"). The Committee listed Al-Shabaab for being an entity engaged in acts that directly or indirectly threaten the peace, security, or stability of Somalia, including but not limited to acts that pose a threat to Somali Transitional Federal Government. According to the 18 July 2011 report of the Somalia/Eritrea Sanctions Committee's Monitoring Group (S/2011/433), Jim'ale is identified as a prominent businessman and figure in the Al-Shabaab charcoal-sugar trading cycle and benefitting from privileged relationships with Al-Shabaab. Jim'ale is identified as one of Al-Shabaab's chief financiers and is ideologically aligned with Al-Shabaab. Jim'ale has provided key funding and political support for Hassan Dahir Aweys ("Aweys"), who was also listed by the Somalia/Eritrea Sanctions Committee. Former Al-Shabaab Deputy Emir Muktar Robow reportedly continued to engage in political posturing within the Al-Shabaab organization during the mid-2011. Robow engaged Aweys and Jim'ale in an effort to advance their shared objectives and consolidate their overall stance within the context of the Al-Shabaab leadership rift. As of fall 2007, Jim'ale established a front company in Djibouti for extremist activities called the Investors Group. The short-term goal of the group was, through the funding of extremist activities and weapons purchases, to destabilize Somaliland. The group assisted in smuggling small arms from Eritrea through Djibouti into the 5th region of Ethiopia where extremists received the shipment. As of mid-2008, Jim'ale continued to operate the Investors Group. As of late September 2010, Jim'ale established ZAAD, a mobile-to-mobile money-transfer business and struck a deal with Al-Shabaab to make money transfers more anonymous by eliminating the need to show identification. As of late 2009, Jim'ale had a known hawala fund where he collected zakat, which was provided to Al-Shabaab. Jim'ale also controls Hormuud Telecommunications ("Hormuud"). Hormuud Telecommunications is a company identified as being one of the single largest financiers of Al-Shabaab, which includes large lump-sum payments to Al-Shabaab in the hundreds of thousands of dollars and these payments to Al-Shabaab were facilitated by Jim'ale. Hormuud is operated by several former large shareholders of Al-Barakaat with Jim'ale being the largest shareholder. Hormuud Telecommunications was created by the former leaders of Al-Barakaat in an attempt to re-establish themselves as a dominant telecom provider in Somalia. In addition, Hormuud managers have provided Al-Shabaab leaders such as Hassan al-Turki, an Al-Shabaab-aligned military leader who was also listed by the Somalia/Eritrea Sanctions Committee, with personal communication networks. In addition to providing funding, Hormuud Telecommunications has provided key material and logistical support to Al-Shabaab to include weapons, private fighters and ammunition. Spokespersons for moderate Somali groups have warned the Somali people not to use Hormuud Telecommunications Company, because Hormuud personnel listen in on conversations for Al-Shabaab. Additionally, Hormuud has cut off telephone service during Al-Shabaab attacks against pro-Somali Government forces.
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AL-SHABAAB
aka.: AL-SHABAB; aka.: SHABAAB; aka.: THE YOUTH; aka.: MUJAHIDIN AL-SHABAAB MOVEMENT; aka.: MUJAHIDEEN YOUTH MOVEMENT; aka.: MUJAHIDIN YOUTH MOVEMENT; aka.: MYM; aka.: HARAKAT SHABAB AL-MUJAHIDIN; aka.: HIZBUL SHABAAB; aka.: HISB'UL SHABAAB; aka.: AL-SHABAAB AL-ISLAMIYA; aka.: YOUTH WING; aka.: AL-SHABAAB AL-ISLAAM; aka.: AL-SHABAAB AL-JIHAAD; aka: THE UNITY OF ISLAMIC YOUTH; aka.: HARAKAT AL-SHABAAB AL-MUJAAHIDIIN; aka.: HARAKATUL SHABAAB AL MUJAAHIDIIN; aka.: MUJAAHIDIIN YOUTH MOVEMENT; Location: Somalia
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