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With time running out for the passage of the proposed Bangsamoro Basic Law in the 16th Congress, the Aquino government is drawing up an “action plan” to keep alive the peace process in Mindanao even beyond its term | Manila Bulletin

The administration may have given up, but groups continue the pursuit for peace, calling to institutionalize a Bangsamoro Basic Law compliant to the Comprehensive Agreement on the Bangsamoro.

While residents of Mamasapano town have sad stories on the Jan. 25, 2015 hostilities in their once idyllic barangays, they have good tales too on how the carnage ushered in improvements in their communities | Philippine Star

The Konrad Adenauer Stiftung Philippines Office and the Institute for Autonomy and Governance are launching today the EU-financed Project DEPAdev Bangsamoro.

The Philippine government has batted for the completion of the Tripartite Review Process it has been conducting with the Moro National Liberation Front under the auspices of the Organization of the Islamic Cooperation for the past eight years of the 1996 Final Peace Agreement to “do justice to the long struggle of the Bangsamoro.”

  1. Bangsamoro law in the House: no numbers, no quorum
  2. Bangsamoro law tightens security measures against extremism threats
  3. READ: Statement of Muslim Religious Leaders in Central Mindanao on the BBL and the Rising Extremist Groups in the Philippines
  4. MILF: “The BBL will pass if Congress decides to pass it”

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