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Uppsala Conflict Data Program

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General information

Annual information

1990 1991

Conflict Archive

1990 1991

General information

Type of Incompatibility: Not applicable

Date of first battle related death: 1990-06-15

Date of conflict reached 25 battle releated deaths: 1990-08-31
Comment on conflict reached 25 battle releated deaths: INPFL first became active as a one-sided actor in UCDP data in 1990, when the one-sided violence resulted in more than 25 civilian deaths. The threshold was reached in August of that year when the group carried out several attacks against civilians in Montserrado Country and Grand Gedeh County.

Annual information

This section contains annual information systematically collected by the UCDP.

1990


Primary Parties: INPFL - Civilians
Dimension: One-sided

Estimated Fatalities
High 84
Best 84
Low 84

Numbers include fatalities for all dyads both active and inactive for this year

1991


Primary Parties: -
Dimension: One-sided

Estimated Fatalities
High 6
Best 4
Low 4

Numbers include fatalities for all dyads both active and inactive for this year

Conflict Archive

This section contains annual information no longer systematically collected by the UCDP.

1990 Conflict Archive


Comment on Activity: The most high profile event of 1990 was the execution of ethnic Krahn’s who in September were to be evacuated from the capital Monrovia. In this instance approximately 50 civilians were summarily executed by the INPFL.
Comment on Yearly Battle Related Deaths: The majority of the deaths stem from summary executions carried out in the chaotic setting of the Second Liberian Civil war.

Terminated: NO

1991 Conflict Archive


Terminated: NO

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