Following the massive surrender of hundreds of PFP rebels in 1986, the PFP has been quiet, only issuing one joint communiqu&#233; with two other outlawed movements denouncing Mobutu in 1988. The Democratic Republic of the Congo (or Congo-Kinshasa) has undergone major political change since. In 1997, Mobutu's regime fell to a rebellion led by Laurent Kabila, who was assassinated after only four years in power and succeeded by his son, Joseph Kabila. Hence, it is unlikely that the PFP, originally formed to oppose Mobutu specifically, still exists as a terrorist organization.

People's Revolutionary Party of Kangleipak (PREPAK)

Kanglei Yawol Kanna Lup (KYKL) -- Splinter Group
Kangleipak Communist Party -- Splinter Group (Suspected)
People's Liberation Army (PLA) -- Ally
United National Liberation Front (UNLF) -- Ally

PREPAK has previously funded its operations through extortion of individuals and businesses, and also imposed a 1%-2% tax on Manipur's local government workers (which varied according to salary). However, PREPAK discontinued its extortion activities

PREPAK remains committed to establishing an independent state of Manipur for the ethnic Meitei people, and therefore most of its operations occur within that northeastern State. The group has established training camps in the Sajik Tampak area of Manipur, an area which is also known to contain camps by the UNLF and PLA,  and it is believed that PREPAK has also established camps in Bangladesh. It would appear that the group is attempting to expand and perfect its operational capabilities.<br /><p><br />More recently, the group has also waged a campaign against what it perceives as social attacks on the Meitei population. In October of 2006, PREPAK denounced an initiative from the Indian government encouraging its citizens to practice birth control. The group believes that it is necessary to increase the population of Manipur and its Meitei majority, and this initiative from the government was seen as a way to regulate the State's population. PREPAK has also spoken out against movies spoken in Hindi, stating that it is a direct threat to the local language and the social fabric of Meitei culture.<br /><p><br />Despite counter-insurgent efforts by Indian security forces, it is likely that the PREPAK will remain a moderate threat within the state of Manipur.<br />