STORY: SOMALIA VISIT BY UN POLICE

ADVISOR, STEFAN FELLER

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LANGUAGE: ENGLISH/SOMALI/NATURAL SOUND
DATELINE: 09/2/2015, MOGADISHU,KISMAYO, SOMALIA
SHOT LIST
1. Wide shot, Senior Somali Police Force officers receiving UN police advisor
Stefan Feller

2. Med shot, Senior Somali Police Force officers receiving UN police advisor
Stefan Feller

3. Med shot, Senior Somali Police Force officers receiving UN police advisor
Stefan Feller

4. Close up, Senior Somali Police Force officers receiving UN police advisor
Stefan Feller

5. Med shot, UN police advisor Stefan Feller greeting the Senior Somali Police
Force officers

6. Wide shot, Somali Police Force guard of honor

7. Med shot, UN police advisor Stefan Feller and Senior Somali Police Force
officers salute

8. Close up UN police advisor Stefan Feller and Senior Somali Police Force
officers salute

9. Med shot, Somali Police Force guard of honor

10.
Wide shot, Somali Police officer holding the SPF Flag
11.
Med shot, SPF Flag
12.
Wide shot, Somali Police Force officers
13.
Med shot, Somali Police Force officers
14.
Med shot, Female Somali Police Force officers marching with wreath
15.
Med shot, UN police advisor Stefan Feller and Senior Somali Police
Force officers salute at monument
16.
Med shot, Female Somali Police Force officers with wreath at monument
17.
Med shot, UN police advisor Stefan Feller and Senior Somali Police
Force officers salute
18.
Med shot, UN police advisor Stefan Feller and Senior Somali Police
Force officers walk away from monument
19.
Med shot, UN police advisor Stefan Feller and Senior Somali Police
Force officers listen to police cadet speech
20.
Med shot, UN police advisor Stefan Feller and Senior Somali Police
Force officers listen to police cadet speech
21.
Med shot, Somali Police Force cadet reads speech
22.
Med shot, Somali Police Force cadet reads speech

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Med shot, Senior Somali Police Force officers listen to police cadet
speech
24.
Med shot, UN police advisor Stefan Feller speaks
25.
Med shot, UN police advisor Stefan Feller speaks
26.
Med shot, Somali Police Force cadet listen to Stefan Fellers speech
27.
Med shot, Somali Police Force cadets salute Stefan Feller at end of his
speech
28.
Wide shot, Meeting hall at Kismayo Airport
29.
Wide shot, Meeting in progress
30.
Med shot, AMISOM Police officers listen to speech
31.
Med shot, AMISOM Police officers listen to speech
32.
Med shot, UN police advisor Stefan Feller speaks
33.
Med shot, Senior Jubbaland police officers and AMISOM Police listen to
Fellers speech
34. Close-up, Jubbaland police commissioner
35. Close-up, AMISOM police officers
36. SOUNDBITE (English)
UN Police Advisor Stefan Feller and the director of police division: What

we have heard here today have been very profound

statements by the senior representatives of the President
and the Minister of Interior, for which we are very grateful
because and they made us understand the specific
situation here and what these authorities need in order to
pursue and make a difference for the communities here in
Kismayo and in the country. So that people (then)
understand how their situation is getting better through
policing and through the rule of law.
37. Med shot, Senior Somali Police Force officer shaking hands with Jubbaland
police commissioner
38.
Med shot, of police equipment donated by Somali Police Force to
Jubbaland Police
39.
Med shot, of police equipment donated by Somali Police Force to
Jubbaland Police
40.
Med shot, of police equipment donated by Somali Police Force to
Jubbaland Police (body armour)
41.
Med shot, of police equipment donated by Somali Police Force to
Jubbaland Police (generator)
42. SOUNDBITE (Somali) Mohamed Hassan Barre, the Police

Commissioner of the Interim Jubba Administration: We

talked about the needs of Jubba police. We talked to them
about the needs of our police such as renovating the
stations, equipping the police and the main important is the
salary
and
tools
for
prisons
such
as
handcuffs,
communication and transport. We talked about all those
issues and the need for more support from the international
community.
43. Med shot, donated police equipment loaded onto waiting truck
44. Close up, donated body armour
45. Med shot, donated police equipment loaded onto waiting truck

STORY
Top UN Police Advisor visits Somalia to review progress and challenges
Mogadishu, 10th February 2015 The top United Nations Police Advisor,
Stefan Feller has concluded an official visit to Somalia during which he
met with officials from the Federal Government, Interim Jubba
Administration (IJA), the Somali Police Force (SPF), the United Nations
Assistance Mission in Somalia (UNSOM) and the African Union Mission in
Somalia (AMISOM).

Feller was accompanied by a team of experts to review the progress and

challenges in rebuilding the capacity of the Somali National Police aimed
at improving policing.
Feller visited the General Kahiye Police Academy in Mogadishu. He also
witnessed training sessions conducted by the AMISOM police
component, and met with the acting Somali Police commissioner and the
Ministry of Interiors strategic planning team at the Somali Police Force
headquarters.
Speaking at the General Kahiye Police Academy, Feller said he was
impressed by the dedication of the Somali Police officers. He added that
there was a need to establish how the United Nations could together,
with the African Union, collaborate and address the challenges to
improve policing in Somalia.
Mohamed Hassan Barre, the police commissioner of the Interim Jubba
Administration said, We talked about the needs of Jubba police. We
talked to them about the needs of our police such as renovating the
stations, equipping the police and the main important issue is the salary
and tools for police such as handcuffs, communication and transport. We
talked about all those issues and the need for more support from the
international community.
At Kismayo Airport, Feller met with United Nations staff, AMISOM Police
and senior officials from the Interim Jubba Administration (IJA) based in
the port city of Kismayo.
Speaking at the end of his visit Mr Feller said, What we have heard
here today have been very profound statements by the senior
representatives of the President and the Minister of Interior, for which
we are very grateful because and they made us understand the specific
situation here and what these authorities need in order to pursue and
make a difference for the communities here in Kismayo and in the
country. So that people (then) understand how their situation is getting
better through policing and through the rule of law.

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