The Duterte administration is pushing for “a more inclusive” law that would replace the junked Bangsamoro Basic Law as it hopes for a comprehensive enforcement of the peace agreement without leaving any sector behind | Philippine Daily Inquirer
Read more: OPAPP pushing to craft ‘more inclusive’ BBL replacement
Stakeholders are optimistic of better days soon for the Mindanao peace process with the sustained zeal of the Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF) to pursue its now 19-year diplomatic overture with Malacañang under a new president.
Members and leaders of the Moro National Liberation Front and the Moro Islamic Liberation Front expressed intent towards reunification and pursue the peace process with the government as one group | BusinessWorld
GPH Panel Chair Irene Santiago said the roadmap is being fleshed out so that the enabling law will be passed as soon as possible | MindaNews
Read more: GPH, MILF panels begin work on passage of Bangsamoro law
Leaders of the MNLF, ARMM and other sectors will be part of a reconstituted body that will craft the proposed charter governing Bangsamoro autonomy | Philippine Daily Inquirer