· Other
Founding and banning of the JSMM, 2000-2013
A newer Sindhudesh advocacy organization was founded and later banned, its leadership continuing to campaign from exile.
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12 events.
· Other
A newer Sindhudesh advocacy organization was founded and later banned, its leadership continuing to campaign from exile.
· Other
Circassian diaspora and rights organizations used the Sochi Olympics to draw international attention to their historical grievances and modern demands.
· Other
Azerbaijani authorities have repeatedly prosecuted Talysh activists, journalists and researchers advocating autonomy, decentralization or minority-language rights.
· Constitutional change
Transferred roughly €20 billion a year in competences from the federal level to the regions and communities, the largest devolution since 1993.
In: Flanders
· Other
The PYD and allied Kurdish parties established a self-governing administration across three non-contiguous cantons in northern Syria amid the Syrian civil war.
· International resolution
The UN General Assembly re-listed French Polynesia as a Non-Self-Governing Territory, a status France disputes.
· Agreement
A peace process launched in 2013 with Öcalan's participation collapsed two years later, and the insurgency resumed.
· Agreement
Thailand and the BRN began formal, Malaysia-facilitated peace talks for the first time.
In: Patani
· Referendum or popular consultation
Islanders voted overwhelmingly to remain a British Overseas Territory.
· Agreement
Kosovo and Serbia reached a first EU-facilitated agreement on normalising relations, addressing Kosovo's administrative authority over the Serb-majority north.
In: Kosovo
· Other
The diamond company originally controlled by the Sakha government went public, diluting Sakha's ownership stake below a quarter.
In: Sakha (Yakutia)
· Conflict episode
A conflict between the Government of South Sudan and opposition forces, arising from disputes between the country's political and military leaders, broke out in December 2013 and continued through a succession of cessation-of-hostilities agreements until the 2018 Revitalised Agreement.
In: South Sudan