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Leaders of civilian, police and military sectors recently assembled the Provincial Peace and Order Council of Maguindanao, and mapped out measures to strengthen cohesive strides in the face of continued threats from the Bangsamoro Islamic Freedom Fighters | Manila Bulletin

The Third Party Monitoring Team urged the government and MILF panels to intensify efforts to promote the passage of the BBL in compliance with the CAB, as well as manage public expectations in the event Congress fails to complete its work on the proposed law | Philippine Star

Decommissioning of the Moro Islamic Liberation Front’s armed forces and their weapons has been delayed because of Congress’ failure to pass the proposed Bangsamoro Basic Law into law | Manila Times

The proposed Basic Law for the Bangsamoro Autonomous Region (BLBAR) is not dead, Senate President Franklin M Drilon said | Manila Bulletin

The House of Representatives will adjourn session today, Wednesday, without passing the Palace-backed Bangsamoro Basic Law because it will only be able to end the interpellations on the bill today, House Speaker Feliciano Belmonte Jr. said | The Standard

  1. Only 3 session days left for Congress to pass BBL
  2. ARMM attracts PhP471-M energy investment
  3. Civil society groups to Ombudsman: compel House members to attend sessions
  4. Bongbong: BLBar passage depends on House quorum

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