· Other
Prosecution of Talysh activists
Azerbaijani authorities have repeatedly prosecuted Talysh activists, journalists and researchers advocating autonomy, decentralization or minority-language rights.
Dated events from published cases, in chronological order. Dates keep their real precision; a period filter includes any event whose date range overlaps it.
13 events.
· Other
Azerbaijani authorities have repeatedly prosecuted Talysh activists, journalists and researchers advocating autonomy, decentralization or minority-language rights.
· 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
· Protest
Peaceful protests calling for federalism escalated after a government crackdown.
· Protest
A broad protest coalition led a month-long general strike over security, healthcare and infrastructure demands.
· Other
The organisation's founder disbanded the campaign after relocating to Russia.
· Other
A new political body emerged aiming to restore southern sovereignty, later taking control of Aden.
· Other
A language-policy dispute reignited the statehood demand in a 104-day strike marked by renewed violence.
In: Gorkhaland
· Referendum or popular consultation
Voters in the Kurdistan Region and some disputed areas voted on independence; Baghdad rejected the vote and the federal Supreme Court later cancelled its results.
· Referendum or popular consultation
The Catalan government held a referendum on independence that the Constitutional Court had suspended; it reported 90.18% Yes on 43.03% participation.
In: Catalonia
· Declaration
Separatists proclaimed an independent Federal Republic of Ambazonia, shifting from federalism demands to independence and armed struggle.
· Referendum or popular consultation
Venetians voted overwhelmingly for further autonomy after the Constitutional Court barred a binding independence vote.
In: Veneto
· Constitutional change
The Senate authorised direct measures under article 155; the Spanish government dissolved the Parliament of Catalonia and called elections, and the Constitutional Court suspended the Parliament’s declaration.
In: Catalonia
· Legal decision
Iraq’s federal Supreme Court ruled the 2017 referendum unconstitutional and cancelled its results.