Apc international remains outlawed

APC International, also known as the Armed People's Conspiracy, is a militant group that was outlawed in the Philippines in 2006. The group was founded in the 1990s and was known for its involvement in various armed conflicts, including the Moro National Liberation Front (MNLF) rebellion in the southern Philippines.

APC International was designated as a terrorist organization by the Philippine government in 2006, and its leaders and members were subsequently arrested and charged with various crimes, including rebellion, murder, and kidnapping.

Despite being outlawed, APC International is believed to still be active in the Philippines, and its members have been involved in various violent incidents, including bombings, kidnappings, and armed attacks on government forces and civilians.

The Philippine government has continued to pursue efforts to dismantle APC International and bring its leaders and members to justice. In 2019, the Philippine military launched a major operation against the group, resulting in the deaths of several APC International members and the capture of several others.

Despite these efforts, APC International remains a significant threat to stability and security in the Philippines, and its outlawed status remains in place.