Human Rights Watch demanded to end relentless violence in Mugadisho.

The human rights watch express its concern persistent violence in Mugadisho, the capital of Somalia, which is worsening the humanitarian catastrophe, faced by thousands of Somali civilians.

The last clash between the Islamic militant forces in opposition to Ethiopian armed forces with Somali government troops resulted in hundreds of civilian deaths on last 3days. The human rights groups reported that at least 11 civilians slaughtered and cut their throats off in Largest Tablik Mosque in Somalia, the Al-Hidaya.

“The UN Security Council should act decisively to end abuses. It ought to establish an international commission of inquiry into the recent crimes and consider targeted sanctions on the worst abusers.” Said Georgette Gagnon, Africa director at Human Rights Watch.

The constant fighting and endless violence has risen up when Ethiopia sent thousands of troops in 2006 to help the Western-backed interim government oust Islamists from Mogadishu. Thousands of civilians have been killed and injured and up to 700,000 have been forced to flee indiscriminate attacks, targeted killings, destruction of property and other abuses documented by Human Rights Watch.

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