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ANYWAA-SURVIVAL ORGANIZATION

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.

Our mission is to empower and involve community members in the UK and elsewhere in the world with the view to combat poverty, health and reconstruct shattered life caused by ethnic and civil conflicts to improve quality of life. We also work toward improving employability status of immigrant communities in the UK. We further deliver programmes and services to the disadvantaged immigrant communities’ internationally.

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  EDUCATION AND HEALTH SUPPORTS

Anywaa Survival Organisation-ASO believes that education is a fundamental human rights of all people without discrimination. It is based on the conviction that education transforms life at all levels of human development. Education can play a crucial role in improving condition of life by reducing poverty, improving communications and promoting gender equality among the populations It also empowers community members and enables them to develop necessary skills they need to help them overcome unemployment and make positive changes in their lives, and to the nation to which they reside

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CONFLICT,HERITAGE AND THE INTERNET. THE CASE OF THE ANYWAA DIASPORA
Gambella, today Ethiopia’s south-western most regional state, is connected to a long history of conflicts. These took place either among the indigenous communities and the central government of Ethiopia, they were later influenced by the war in the southern Sudan and....
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SUDAN'S INTERLOCKING WARS

International mediators are pressing warring factions in the western Sudanese Darfur region to implement the peace agreement signed by some of them in the Nigerian capital, Abuja, last week.
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Head-to-head: Darfur situation
Eric Reeves, professor at Smith College (Massachusetts) and a Sudan researcher and analyst, debate what action the international community should take over the worsening conflict and humanitarian crisis in Sudan's Darfur region.
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Humanitarian assessment carried out in 2006 regarding humanitarian needs of the region has highlighted insecurity threat as a significant impediment influencing the lives and livelihoods of people in the region.  As a result some of needs assessment to the area was cancelled due to ongoing securit

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We further work with young children internationally to ensure that boys and girls get the best chances to realize their potentials with a view to achieve education goals of the Untied Nations. To achieve this overall goal of international development we work with all other institutions including

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