Sentence examples for insurgency movement from inspiring English sources

It is also in Barzani's interests to get rid of a insurgency movement based in his own territory.

An anti-government insurgency movement, known as Maoists, is active in the area, and attacked the local police station in December 2011.

The lean years of the 1980s saw a widening gap between rich and poor, which was worsened by Banda's support of the Mozambican insurgency movement Renamo and the influx of vast numbers of refugees from the civil war in Mozambique.

One day, he visited a local military museum that contained a display about Indonesia's war, during the nineteen-fifties and sixties, against a separatist Muslim insurgency movement called Darul Islam.

The royal family is still grappling with the aftereffects of the assassination of the former king and other members of the royal family by the crown prince last year, and is battling a Maoist insurgency movement.

Although the leaflet, which was signed by 10 members of the Pakistani Taliban's ruling council, provided no further details, it was widely seen as a sign of growing strains within the cross-border insurgency movement caused by American drone strikes and the possibility of opening peace talks with the Afghan government.

The Communist governments of Vietnam and Laos have issued a joint communique in which they vowed support for insurgency movements in other Southeast Asian nations, particularly Thailand.

Crime & violence, manifested particularly in spreading Communist & Muslim insurgency movements & assassinations of public officials, have become serious threats to the nation's security.

It has exported instability on a global basis by training and financing Islamic-oriented insurgency movements from the Philippines and Malaysia to Nigeria and Chechnya.

The remaining four states within the conglomeration – Sindh, Baluchistan, Punjab and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (North-West Frontier Province) – harbour longstanding and violent insurgency movements against the central government.

But she is also committed to quashing domestic insurgency movements at any price, and recent reports of human rights abuses and torture in the Philippines are troubling.