The National Movement for the Restoration of Pakistani Sovereignty has only been associated with one attack in its history, and it is unlikely that the group was actually responsible. Given its questionable existence and lack of subsequent claims of responsibility, it is reasonable to conclude that the group is inactive.

National Patriotic Front of Liberia (NPFL)

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Use of Liberia's rich natural resources in areas taken during the civil war.

The National Patriotic Front of Liberia (NPFL) was a rebel group in Liberia founded and led by Charles Taylor. On December 24, 1984 Taylor led several hundred Libya-trained NPFL troops into Liberia. The troops crossed into Liberia from the Ivory Coast in order to overthrow the oppressive regime of Sergeant Samuel Kanyon Doe. Taylor was motivated primarily by his enmity towards Sgt. Doe as well as by the allure of control of Liberia and its vast natural resources. <P><br />Although NPFL took the capital city, Monrovia, in 1990 and toppled Sgt. Doe's government shortly after, NPFL did not attain complete control of the government at that time. The group immediately found itself embroiled in a civil war with forces loyal to Sgt. Doe as well as the Independent National Patriotic Front of Liberia (INPFL). INPFL was led by Prince Yormi Johnson, a former ally of Taylor. The civil war claimed more than 200,000 Liberian lives and displaced over 1,000,000 other Liberians before concluding in 1995. <P><br />NPFL is responsible for numerous acts of unspeakable cruelty. The group slaughtered members of the Krahn and Mandingo ethnic groups on its way to Monrovia because these groups tended to be in favor of Sgt. Doe's rule. Between 1989 and 1993, NPFL killed thousands of innocent civilians. NPFL gradually increased its recruitment of children and used these child soldiers to perpetrate these actions. NPFL made headlines in America when it killed five American nuns in October 1992. <P><br />