Ethiopia forcefully evicting Omo tribes for sugar plantations On the ground reports have exposed a secret operation by Ethiopian forces to force the Suri, Bodi and Mursi tribes out of their ancestral land to pave way for sugarcane plantations. Human rights violations and deteriorating security threaten indigenous peoples in Ethiopia The attack on the Saudi Star Company has served as a pretext for a hunting down of innocent civilians and a campaign of murder, torture, harassment and intimidation in the remote corners of the country. On Wednesday 02 May 2012 at 12:00pm local time, the Ethiopian army indiscriminately carried out an unprovoked attack on civilians at Pokedi villages in Gambela region. Campaigners claim World Bank helps facilitate land grabs in Africa The World Bank is helping corporations and international investors snap up cheap land in Africa and developing countries worldwide at the expense of local communities, environment and farm groups said in a statement released on Monday to coincide with the bank's annual land and poverty conference in Washington DC. UN Creates Guidelines on Land Deals The voluntary code will be the first attempt to regulate investment in farmland deals, which often involve rich countries, such as India and Saudi Arabia, investing in overseas farming in Africa and Latin America to boost their own food security.

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Anywaa Survival Organisation-ASO was established in February 2000. In January 2003 Anywaa Survival Organisation-ASO became a registered charity in the UK (Charity Reg. No: 1095360).

Anywaa Survival Organisation aims to relief of need and advancement of education of the Anywaa peoples in the Gambela, Akobo, Pochalla and Jokau regions of Ethiopia, Sudan and elsewhere.Our vision is to contribute to the reconstruction and rehabilitation of societies affected by war and ethnic conflicts in the south Sudan, Ethiopia and elsewhere.