I don't know, changing the course requires Small Nations rights movements to team, the damages extent done by the regime, absence of least care for people from those expected to do so have established abuse, careless and wrong behaviour as standards, will not make it easy. So far the regime has managed with success, no doubt about that, to push any Small Nations rights movements toward violence and apperances of extremism. It require so much energy, thinking and self control to face the incredible level of provocation developped that most end up in despair and soon or later join or enter one form or another of violence.

The regime state and level of denial of any rights for these groups, languages, cultures and land has led to some forms of violence as movements fighting for rights or as individuals (looking for someone to be responsible)ending up in extreme right political movements (amasing stuff as extreme right deny of course any rights to Small Nations) but both of these issues suit perfectly the regime's agenda.