Commentaires postés : « L’Iran est encore quelques putain comme » Auteurs: Saied Sanandeji.

Generally, the idea of seeking independence is not of collective will and can be traced back to the inhumane identity of the hegemonic countries. Depriving a nation of its human rights, which in turn leads to the destruction of its culture and language, as well as its place of residence, has left those nations with no other way than independence to put an end to such oppression.
Années 1975 The closing statement of the Helsinki Conference reiterated its support for the fact that the right to self-determination is not only a reaction against the colonization of nations, but the right of all nations to self-determination, to choose internal regimes, and to communicate with foreign governments. Any objection to this interpretation of the right to self-determination will also be rejected on the basis of Article 8 of the Conference Statement. Therefore, the final declarations of the conference were recognized as legal and legal declarations and the guiding programs of relations between the participating states were given. In addition, there is another important document that has a psycho-political content, and that is the Universal Declaration of the Year 1979 Although this declaration does not legally bind states, it is a fundamental and complete document from the point of view of human rights as well as the rights of nations.

• The right to self-determination for all nations.
• Respect for the principles of cultural identity.
• Preserving the land.
• Protecting nations from all forms of oppression, aggression and genocide.
• Perpetual right to self-determination.
• The right of nations to be free from all forms of oppression and domination.

At the end of this declaration, it is pointed out that in any case, there are nations that have been annexed to a state in some historical circumstances, whether the said state existed before the annexation of the said nation or after it, as a result of this, the annexed nation or nations lose their right to self-determination, both in the internal and external spheres. If these nations want to realize their right to self-determination, obstacles have been placed in their way, they have blocked the way and they have committed themselves to respecting the sovereignty of their sovereign states. The right to self-determination, in addition to being mentioned in contemporary international law, is the fundamental factor for the establishment of world peace and security, and this is the same goal for which the United Nations was established.

Par an 1990 Also, the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE) at the Paris Conference considered the right to self-determination as a fundamental foundation for security in Europe. 1993 At the United Nations meeting in Vienna, they included the right to self-determination as the most central human right in their declaration and declared the right to self-determination as a prerequisite for the realization of human rights and fundamental freedoms of human beings on the planet.

Since the year 1951 Until the year 1980 Libya, Cambodia, Sudan, Morocco, Tunisia, Ghana, Malaysia, Guinea, Cameroon, Senegal, Togo, Congo, Somalia, Madagascar, Benin, Niger, Burkina Faso, Côte d'Ivoire, Chad, Central African Republic, Congo, Cyprus, Gabon, Mali, Nigeria, Mauritania, Sierra Leone, Kuwait, Sa Moa, Burundi, Rwanda, Algeria, Jamaica, Trinidad and Tobago, Uganda, Kenya, Tanzania, Malawi, Malta, Zambia, Gambia, Maldives, Singapore, Guyana, Botswana, Lesotho, Barbados, Nauru, Mauritius, Swaziland, Equatoria, Tonga, Fiji, Bangladesh, Bahrain, Qatar, United Arab Emirates, Bahamas, Guinea-Bissau, Grenada, Mozambique, Cape Verde, Comoros, São Tomé and Príncipe, Papua New Guinea, Angola, Suriname, Seychelles, Djibouti, Solomon Islands, Tuvalu, Dominica, Saint Lucia, Kiribati, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines and so on. 1980 Until the year 2000 Zimbabwe, Vanuatu, Antigua and Barbuda, Belize, Saint Kitts and Nevis, Brunei, Marshall Islands, Micronesia, Lithuania, Namibia, Yemen, Georgia, Croatia, Slovenia, Estonia, Kyrgyzstan, Russia, Belarus, Moldova, Azerbaijan, Uzbekistan. Lithuania, Macedonia, Tajikistan, Armenia, Turkmenistan, Ukraine, Kazakhstan, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Czech Republic, Slovakia, Eritrea, and Palau Vaz 2000 Until the year 2012 East Timor, Montenegro, Serbia, Kosovo, and South Sudan have gained their independence.

The nations that are fighting for their independence today are::
• Scotland, whose struggle is mostly due to the existence of democracy and human rights, operates in the form of civil struggles.. Par an 1707 Great Britain is founded. Scotland has always enjoyed a degree of autonomy since the Abraham Wallace movement, and its education, health and domestic legislation is independent of London. Par an 1999 With the opening of the Scottish Parliament, the country became more and more independent, but the issue of Scotland's complete independence from the United Kingdom has always been discussed. The Scottish Government has announced plans to 2014 Hold a referendum for its full independence.
The Tamil separatists, whose main movement is known as the Tamil Tigers in Sri Lanka, have been fighting for the independence of a part of their ancestral land for years. They have made it clear that they want the independence of the Tamil part of Sri Lanka and have been emphasizing this position for years, making many sacrifices along the way.
Kashmiris were occupied by India and Pakistan after the independence of India and Pakistan from Great Britain, which was a separate emirate under British rule.. But the people of Kashmir do not accept the presidency of either country. They, too, have been demanding their independence for years..
Tibet was an independent country that was occupied by China, but the Tibetan people do not accept Chinese domination and want independence. The Dalai Lama is the religious and political leader of the independence fighters.
Maidan in the southern Philippines has been fighting for its independence for more than two decades.. We have witnessed bloody wars between the two sides over the years. Finally with a peace treaty with the Philippine government in 2010 1996 They achieved extensive autonomy . But the treaty was later violated by the Philippine government, making the situation worse than it had been before with a fierce military attack on the independence fighters.
The Sikhs in India wanted to secede from India and establish a state called Khalistan and fought for this goal for many years. But the Indian government paved the way for their development in India by giving equal rights to Sikhs and other ethnic groups to the extent that today we are witnessing a Sikh taking over the highest executive power in India(Manmohansingh) Êtes.
Turkic Uyghurs want independence from China. Their territory was dominated by China and went so far as to deny their identity.. The Turkic Uyghur region is now known as the Xinjiang Autonomous Region, which is located in northwest China. Uighurs demand secession from China, East Turkestan.
The Republic of Chechnya, after the collapse of the Soviet Union, in a democratic referendum under global supervision, by a vote. 75% They demanded their independence and declared their independence. But this independence was not recognized by Russia. With the Russian invasion of the Chechnya region, a fierce and terrible war broke out between the two sides, which continues to this day. So far, more than hundreds of thousands of Chechen people have been victims of this war.
The people of Nagorno-Karabakh after the collapse of the Soviet Union in the Republic of Azerbaijan, where the majority of the people of that region were Armenians.. The Armenians wanted to divide this part of Azerbaijan and join it with Armenia. A fierce war broke out between the two sides, which led to the deaths of tens of thousands of people, and the problem has not been solved so far.

Among the independence movements of the Middle East, the following examples can be mentioned::
Balochistan, which was divided into three parts by the governments of Iran and Britain in the early 19th century, the main part of Balochistan is located in the territory of Pakistan, Iran and Afghanistan, respectively.. In the meantime, the Iranian and Pakistani governments have pushed the nation into economic isolation to such an extent that absolute poverty can be seen in these areas in abundance.. The Baloch nation has been striving for its independence for many years and has sacrificed many of its youth in this way.
• Kurdistan is the land of the ancestors of the Kurdistan Region. 5000 Returns last year. After thousands of years of being governed in the form of sectarian monarchs 1514 After World War I and the collapse of the Ottoman Empire, the superpowers established new countries with an unjust policy and divided the territory of Kurdistan between them. The modern Kurdish movement initially demanded its full independence, a prominent example of which is the Republic of Kurdistan, which declared an independent Kurdish state, although after the collapse of this state, the Kurdish policy was reduced to autonomy, but in the past two decades, the issue of Kurdistan's independence has been revived in a serious way among the Kurds.
• The Democratic Republic of Ahvaz in the south of Khuzestan, Bushehr and other parts of southern Fars that want the independence of the Arab-populated regions of southern Iran. A prominent example of this movement in history dates back to the independence movement of Sheikh Khaz'al. In the past decade, this movement has revived a new movement that has been subjected to inhumane physical and cultural slaughter by the Iranian regime.
• Turks living in Azerbaijan, who, according to some sources, have a history of independence dating back to the time of Sheikh Mohammad Khiabani, who also changed the name of Azerbaijan to Azadiistan. After World War II, based on available documents, an independent government was declared in Azerbaijan under the leadership of Seyyed Jafar Peshvari, which is known as the National Government of Azerbaijan. Unfortunately, the collapse of this Turkish government was carried out in an inhumane manner, accompanied by the mass murder of more than 20,000 people, the burning of their libraries, and the policy of killing the souls and minds of the Turks. In the last decade, the Turks living in Azerbaijan have been more concerned with the issue of their right to self-determination to the point of separation.