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In Turkey, in particular, the authorities have been fighting a decades-long campaign against Kurdish separatists that has claimed about 40,000 lives.

Many Catalans are tired of the uneasy three-way coalition of socialists, greens and separatists that has governed the region since 2003.

But the war in Ukraine's east — a grinding conflict between pro-Kiev forces and Russia-backed separatists that has left ten thousand people dead — has made an absurd mockery of these regulations.

But the war in Ukraine's east a grinding conflict between pro-Kiev forces and Russia-backed separatists that has left ten thousand people dead has made an absurd mockery of these regulations.

Vladimir Putin has officially designated Mr Kadyrov junior a "hero of Russia .This much-delayed vote was the latest Kremlin bid to show that, after a decade of war with Chechen separatists that has left perhaps 100,000 dead and many more displaced from their homes, Chechnya is on its way to normality.

Politicians also ratified an agreement to deeper economic and political ties with the European Union, drawing a line under the issue that last year sparked the political crisis that led to the overthrow of the president, Russia's annexation of Crimea, and a war with Russia-backed separatists that has killed more than 2,600 people.

The ceasefire was declared Sunday after a week of round-the-clock negotiations led by France and Germany, but separatists that have encircled the strategic town of Debaltseve — where heavy fighting has occurred recently — said the agreement did not apply to them.

On Monday evening, after covering a press conference held by the pro-Russian separatists that had gained control of Sloviansk, VICE News correspondent Simon Ostrovsky was detained at a checkpoint in the center of the city while driving back to his hotel with four other journalists.

The attack was carried out by the Baluch Liberation Army, a separatist group that has been violently repressed by the paramilitary Frontier Corps.

A spate of kidnappings for ransom in the country's volatile south is blamed mainly on Abu Sayyaf, a militant Islamic separatist group that has beheaded hostages.

One of the dead women was a founder of the Kurdistan Workers Partyy — or P.K.K. — a Kurdish separatist group that has waged a guerrilla war against Turkey since 1984.