Rural Gadabursi,do they have anti-Djibouti jabhad,I thoght only the Anfar opposed Djibouti
Well all I know is that the opposition leader, the most famous one is ciise, dahir ahmed. There was another one called FRUD which included every Djiboutian, Afar, cise, gadabursi and habrawal. But im just guessing now, i really have no clue if these groups still exist.
However we had our own opposition group called UDD. You can read it:
According to Political Handbook of the World: 1994-1995, the UDD was founded in January 1992 as a Gadabursi clan party opposed to Djibouti president Hassan Gouled (1994, 239). The UDD was a founding member of the Front Uni de l'Opposition Djiboutienne (FUOD), an alliance of Afar and anti-government Issa clan groups begun in Paris in June 1992 (ibid., 238). The leaders of the UDD are Mahdi Ibrahim God and Mohamed Moussa Ainache (ibid., 239). For additional information on the UDD, please consult the attachments.
Information on the impact on the UDD or the Gadabursi of the peace agreement between the government and the Front pour la Restauration de l'Unité et de la Démocratie (FRUD) could not be found among the sources consulted by the DIRB.
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Reference
Political Handbook of the World: 1994-1995. 1994. Edited by Arthur S. Banks. Binghamton, NY: CSA Publications.
Attachments
The Indian Ocean Newsletter [Paris]. 29 January 1994. "Djibouti: Armed Conflict Splits Opposition," p. 5.
Political Handbook of the World: 1994-1995. 1994. Edited by Arthur S. Banks. Binghamton, NY: CSA Publications, pp. 238-39.
Source:
http://www.unhcr.org/cgi-bin/texis/vtx/ ... =gadabursi
