Sources: Manipuri independence movement
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Organisation statement · Movement organisation perspective
About Us (United National Liberation Front (UNLF)) link
The organisation's own self-description of its founding on 24 November 1964 and its stated aim of restoring Manipur's sovereign independence; presented as the group's own characterization of its origins and objectives, not independently verified.
Cited on: Manipuri independence movement, History of the Manipuri independence movement · Source record
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Reference work · Independent publication
Insurgency in Manipur (Wikipedia) link
General-reference encyclopedia article, consulted via citation, on the 1949 Manipur Merger Agreement, the 1962 statehood of neighbouring Nagaland as a contributing grievance, and the 1964 founding of the United National Liberation Front (UNLF).
Cited on: Manipuri independence movement, History of the Manipuri independence movement · Source record
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News analysis or explainer · Independent publication
UNLF signed peace deal with Centre (Vajiram & Ravi) link
Indian current-affairs analysis, consulted via citation, on the November 2023 Suspension of Operations agreement between the UNLF and the Indian government, its terms, and its significance as the first such agreement with a valley-based Manipuri insurgent group.
Cited on: Manipuri independence movement, History of the Manipuri independence movement, Manipuri independence movement: current status · Source record