The victims were civilians, all of whom are believed to have been killed by pro-Russia separatists when they were occupying the area.
The FBI suggests its mapping program was designed to protect racial communities, But it is hard to see how tracking the growth of the Black community in Georgia would protect it, for example, from so-called "Black separatists," when overwhelming statistics from the Justice Department revealed that blacks are mostly victimized by whites in hate crimes.
The Boeing 777 was en route from Amsterdam to Kuala Lumpur on July 17 last year — the height of the conflict between the Ukrainian government and pro-Russia separatists — when it crashed in eastern Ukraine, killing all 298 people on board. .
But Mr Gonzalez has himself been tainted by the scandals that dogged his party during its last years in office; court cases to do with the "dirty war" against Basque separatists when he was in power are still pending.
Last October China blamed Xinjiang separatists when a car was driven into a crowd of people on the edge of Beijing's Tiananamen Square, leaving five dead.
Last October China blamed Xinjiang separatists when a car was driven into a crowd of people on the edge of Beijing's Tiananmen Square, leaving five dead.
Most victims were pro-Russian separatists killed when the building they were in caught fire.
Despite such differences, Quebec's experience might hold a lesson for Scotland in one important way: partial success, combined with political wear and tear, can weaken a separatist movement.When the Bloc Québécois arrived in Ottawa in 1993 "it seemed like the sky was falling on Canada", says Jean-François Lisée, a former separatist minister in the Quebec government.
The first war lasted until 1996, when the separatists won limited independence and the Russian Army withdrew.
Here we profile some of the key figures involved on both sides of the conflict, which erupted in April when the separatists declared independence from the revolutionary, pro-Western government in Kiev.
