The Uygur Holy War Organization may have existed for only one day - November 21, 2001.  On that day, Uygur separatists claiming membership in the organization raided a police station, killing the director, and the home of a judge, who was stabbed along with his wife.  No further acts of terrorism have been claimed by, or attributed to, the Uygur Holy War Organization, and none is expected in the future.<br />

In any case, the VAR-Palmares have not been responsible for any violent acts in over 30 years.  The group is almost certainly inactive.

Venceremos ("We Will Win") was responsible for only two terrorist attacks in its short history, both against American interests in Venezuela. This Spanish phrase is associated with Cuban leader Fidel Castro; however, no explicit mention of Cuba was made by the group, which claimed to be protesting the Gulf War in the second of their two attacks.

Venceremos, as a terrorist organization, is presumed to be inactive. There is a group that uses a similar name operating in the United States, the Venceremos Brigades. This group, however, has been peacefully protesting American policy toward Cuba for over 30 years and is not associated with terrorism or the terrorist organization Venceremos.

The Vigorous Burmese Student Warriors (VBSW) is an anti-government group that opposes the military regime in Burma. Burma's government, ruled by the State Peace and Development Council (SPDC), has cracked down on almost all forms of dissident behavior and is notorious for its mistreatment of political prisoners.  <P><br />The VBSW first became well-known in October 1999 after their raid on the Burmese embassy in Bangkok, Thailand, in which 38 hostages were seized. The hostages were released and VBSW members were transported to the Thailand-Burma border, allegedly in an area controlled by God's Army, a breakaway faction of one of the largest Burmese opposition groups, the Karen National Union (KNU). The KNU, God's Army and the VBSW are all known to operate primarily from Burmese refugee camps in Thailand.