Initiatives for transitional justice and reconciliation under the Bangsamoro peace process to promote healing of wounds inflicted in minds and hearts of many due to the decades-long Mindanao conflict continue.
Students will eventually gain a deeper understanding of the Bangsamoro struggle to attain genuine peace and autonomy with the integration of its history in the K-12 curriculum.
Read more: Bangsamoro history to be integrated in K-12 curriculum
The Philippine government and the Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF) have agreed to continue the peace process in Mindanao | Philippine Star
Despite initial uncertainties with regard the continuation of the Bangsamoro peace process with the upcoming change of administration, the planned transformation of the six previously acknowledged MILF camps continues as outlined in the Comprehensive Agreement on the Bangsamoro particularly in its Normalization Annex.
Read more: MILF camps transformation to productive, civilian communities continues
Returning Presidential Adviser on the Peace Process Jesus Dureza vowed in a statement sent to the government and MILF peace panels that the Duterte administration will “continue with the gains” of the Bangsamoro peace process and “build on those already done and achieved” | MindaNews
Read more: Dureza vows to “continue with the gains and build on” Bangsamoro peace process