Waro and Anatik nationalism

Waro and Anatik nationalism is a nationalist political movement which asserts that the Waro and Anatik people of Qeelsia should establish a sovereign and independent government known as the Waro and Anatik Republic. Variations with two seperate, but closely tied sovereign nations called the Waro Republic and the Anatik Republic have also been proposed. 
The ideology has its roots in Minority Rights theory, which culminated in the 1914 schism, in which one side advocated for the rights of minority groups within the confines of the Qeelsian state, and another side advocating violent rebellion and the decleration of total independence from Qeelsia. Groups associated with the ideology, primarily Saya Ram, joined the larger Yaquvianist movement in the 1920's. The collective dissatisfaction with the Qeelsian government, alongside other national and international conflicts, erupted into the Livian War, which the Qeelsian government through HELVEC won.
During the Livian War, RAQWA volunteers with the support from Sentiva and Haklasia setup an unrecognized quasi-government in territories associated with the Waro and Anatik, with major areas of control in Saudu and Mayaminin. RAQWA leaders and generals were procecuted, and several were sentenced to death, effectively disbanding the entire movement
Since the Livian War, Waro and Anatik nationalism has usually been espoused in the framework of a Neo-Yaquvianist vision, although various Minority Rights associated splinter-groups continue to advocate for independence, while disavowing Yaquvianism and the groups of the 1914 schism.