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List of movements/Militant and/or Criminal Groups/Asia

Revision as of 05:01, 1 April 2023 by imported>Kentucky panda

Afghanistan

Active

Pro-Govt
Anti-Govt

Historical

Cambodia

Active

Historical

China

Active

Historical

Iran

Active

Japan

Active

Defunct

Laos

Historical

Malaysia

Active

Historical

Syria

Pro-Govt

Active
Defunct

FSA

Active
Defunct

Salafi Jihadists

Active
Defunct

Rojava

Active
Defunct

ISIL

Active
Defunct

Sri Lanka

Pakistan

Turkey

Active

Defunct

Iraq

Active

Pro-Government

PMF

Pro-KRG

ISIS and their associates

Pro-PKK

Ba'ath Party Loyalists

Defunct

Myanmar

2021-2022

Pro-Govt
Anti-Govt

2011-2021

Pro-Govt
Anti-Govt

1988-2011

Pro-Govt
Anti-Govt

1962-1988

1948-1962

Philippines

Active

Defunct groups

India

Naxalite-Maoist Insurgency

Rebels

Pro-Government

Insurgency in Jammu and Kashmir

Punjab insurgency

Assam separatist conflict

Ethnic conflict in Nagaland

Insurgency in Mizoram

Insurgency in Manipur

Insurgency in Arunachal Pradesh

Insurgency in Meghalaya (1996 - 2020)

Indonesia

Active

Defunct

Thailand

Active

Historical

Vietnam

Active

Historical

Yemen

Historical

World War Two

Borneo
Burma
China

British Palestine

Bangladesh

  1. Al-Aqram is also known for its approach on economics, known as Arqamnomics. The three principles undergirding Arqamnomics were not to seek excessive profits or accumulate wealth, an Islamic economy were based on human energy, natural resources, expertise, knowledge, economic thinking, effort, consistency and prayers and finally, an economy free from riba (interest), monopoly, forbidden sources, unpaid loan, fraud and deception.
  2. Formerly a rebel group, later defected to the pro-govt forces
  3. This is the group responsible for the 2016 Turkish coup attempt. Many have accused it of having ties to the Gülen hareketi (Gülen movement)
  4. Naxalites aren't a single organisation, but rather a term for any militant group which claims to be the successor to the Communist Party of India (Marxist-Leninist)
  5. not to be confused with the Vietnamese National Army