About Siham Anglo
Born 1961. Siham Anglo is a Sudanese social entrepreneur, educator and activist.
Siham Daoud Anglo (Arabic: سهام داوود born in 1960) is a Sudanese Human Rights activist in community development and peace building.
Anglo was among 16 Sudanese women nominated for their efforts in Peace building in Sudan, and mentioned together with the 1000 women proposed for the Nobel Peace Prize in 2005. Anglo profile picture was one of the three women on the book cover featuring 1000 women form the global. Anglo actively participated in the Nuba Mountains Women for Peace (NMWP) in 1998.
Work Anglo through Sudanese women for peace involved in building capacity of women and helped them to make peace building efforts.
Through Angalo work with women in the Zag Rags Center she trained hundred of women on sewing and crafting enable them to have income.
Anglo speech at the Deir Ezzor Council Conference.
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Who is Siham Anglo?
Sudanese Human Right activist (born 1961)
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Siham Anglo was born in 1961.
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Siham Anglo is a social entrepreneur, educator and activist.
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Siham Anglo is Sudanese.
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