A total of 260 civilian deaths were caused in the last four months of 2016 due to military operations involving Amisom Somali Army and Alshabaab, a UN report released on Wednesday indicated.
37 civilian deaths and 12 injuries have been attributed to Amisom forces.
Somali National Army caused 55 civilian deaths and 120 injuries the report says.
“UNSOM contiunued ronbe engaged with Amisom on reported allegations of violations of human rights and humanitarian law including incident of 17 July that left 14 civilians dead and 13 others injured in Wardinle near Baidoa which was attributed to Amisom(Ethiopian)troops.
Most of the civilian deaths by SNA were caused in the fighting between Puntland and Galmudug forces.
91 deaths were attributed to the insurgency group Alshabaab.
The group according to the report abducted 46 people with 35 later released.
UN says attacks by the group have increased by 1.4%.
The report released by UN General Secretary Ban Ki Moon comes in the wake of outrage on Amisom following civilian deaths in motor accidents and firefight.
