A separatist rebel group demands:

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The demand for an independent state is the most clear-cut statement of separatism, where the rebel group seeks complete political, economic, and territorial independence from the existing state. A separatist movement for subnational autonomy (A) would seek a devolved form of governance within the state, while a demand for a region to join another state (B) is a secessionist position, and not necessarily a separatist one. Control over economic resources (C) may be an important issue for separatists, but it is not the defining element of separatism itself.

A Separatist Rebel Group Demands