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Data: MAVEN
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Azawad
Event Types (Count):
NegTrigger (9)
Negative Trigger
The
Tuareg
Rebellion
of
2012
was
an
early
stage
of
the
Northern
Mali
conflict
Hostile_encounter
;
from
January
to
April
2012
,
a
war
was
waged
against
the
Malian
government
by
rebels
with
the
goal
of
attaining
Getting
independence
for
the
northern
region
of
Mali
,
known
as
Azawad
.
It
was
led
by
the
National
Movement
for
the
Liberation
of
Azawad
(
MNLA
)
and
was
part
of
a
series
of
insurgencies
by
traditionally
nomadic
Tuaregs
which
date
back
at
least
to
1916
.
The
following
day
,
it
proclaimed
Statement
Azawad
's
independence
Change_of_leadership
from
Mali
.
On
14
February
2013
the
MNLA
renounced
Statement
their
claim
Statement
of
independence
for
Azawad
and
asked
Request
the
Malian
government
to
start
Process_start
negotiations
Communication
on
its
future
status
.
The
Internal
conflict
Hostile_encounter
in
Azawad
has
been
a
two-year-long
insurgency
Military_operation
in
Northern
Mali
between
a
pro-independence
ultra
Nationalist
group
,
the
MNLA
and
a
coalition
of
Islamists
terror
groups
.
The
conflict
began
Process_start
when
Northern
Mali
declared
Expressing_publicly
itself
independent
from
the
government
creating
Creating
the
un-recognized
state
of
Azawad
.
On
16
January
2012
,
several
insurgent
groups
began
Process_start
fighting
Hostile_encounter
a
campaign
against
the
Malian
government
for
independence
or
greater
autonomy
for
northern
Mali
,
an
area
of
northern
Mali
they
called
Name_conferral
Azawad
.
The
National
Movement
for
the
Liberation
of
Azawad
(
MNLA
)
,
an
organization
fighting
Hostile_encounter
to
make
this
area
of
Mali
an
independent
homeland
for
the
Tuareg
people
,
had
taken
control
Control
of
the
region
by
April
2012
.
The
following
day
,
it
proclaimed
Statement
the
independence
of
northern
Mali
from
the
rest
of
the
country
,
renaming
Name_conferral
it
Azawad
.
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