In 2011, FPJC combatants stole national election materials from voter registration centers in Ituri, though did not otherwise block voter registration.[2] The UN reported that the group has engaged in abductions and forced recruitment of adults and children.[10] A resolution of the European Parliament in 2010 accused the FPJC, along with other armed groups active in eastern Congo, of "causing, either directly or indirectly, thousands of deaths, unbearable suffering, poverty and internally displaced people (IDPs) every month."[11] In 2011, custody of Sharif Manda was transferred to the International Criminal Court to have Manda testify as a witness in the case against Germain Katanga, the former FPRI leader accused of war crimes and crimes against humanity.[12]