Kabyle autonomy movement

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The Kabyle autonomy movement is a political and cultural campaign seeking self-governance and recognition of the distinct identity of the Kabyle people in northern Algeria.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf cultural movement
political movement
aimsAt protection of Kabyle culture
protection of Kabyle language
recognition of Kabyle identity
regional autonomy
self-governance for Kabylia
context post-independence Algerian politics
country Algeria
culturalAspect promotion of Kabyle literature
promotion of Kabyle media
promotion of Kabyle music
demands greater regional self-administration
official status for Kabyle language
recognition of Kabyle people as distinct
ethnicGroup Kabyle people NERFINISHED
ethnoPoliticalCharacter ethno-regional movement
focusesOn cultural rights
linguistic rights
political decentralization
hasDimension cultural
identity-based
linguistic
political
hasGoal democratic governance in Kabylia
preservation of Kabyle identity
preservation of Kabyle traditions
hasIdeology Berberism NERFINISHED
autonomism
regionalism
language Kabyle NERFINISHED
Tamazight NERFINISHED
locatedIn Kabylia NERFINISHED
northern Algeria
opposes centralization of power in Algiers
cultural assimilation policies
marginalization of Kabyle language
partOf Amazigh cultural revival
region Kabylia NERFINISHED
relatedTo Amazigh rights movement
Berber cultural movement
Kabyle nationalism
represents Kabyle people NERFINISHED
seeks constitutional recognition of Kabylia
control over education policy in Kabylia
control over local economic development
devolution of powers to regional institutions

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Kabylie hasMovement Kabyle autonomy movement
Kabylie hasOrganization Kabyle autonomy movement
this entity surface form: Movement for the Autonomy of Kabylie
Kabylie hasOrganization Kabyle autonomy movement
this entity surface form: Movement for the Self-Determination of Kabylie