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Hibaq Aden , and her sister Zam Zam (right) Aden along with a large group of women from the Somali community showed their support for two Minnesota woman who are accused of funneling money to a terrorist group in Somalia. The women gathered outside the U.S. district court in downtown Minneapolis, Minnesota on Monday. Amina Farah Ali 35, and Hawo Mohamed Hassan, 64, are accused of being part of what prosecutors called a "deadly pipeline" that sent more than $8,600 and fighters from the U.S.. to Somalia.

Foto: Lars Horn / Baghuset.
Dato: 17.10.11
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Hibaq Aden , and her sister Zam Zam (right) Aden along with a large group of women from the Somali community showed their support for two Minnesota woman who are accused of funneling money to a terrorist group in Somalia. The women gathered outside the U.S. district court in downtown Minneapolis, Minnesota on Monday. Amina Farah Ali 35, and Hawo Mohamed Hassan, 64, are accused of being part of what prosecutors called a "deadly pipeline" that sent more than $8,600 and fighters from the U.S.. to Somalia.<br /> <br /> Foto: Lars Horn / Baghuset. <br /> Dato: 17.10.11