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While they have a united stand on independence, two factions of the Moro National Liberation Front differed on their views on several points of the Bangsamoro Basic Law particularly on the creation of another entity and its leadership | Philippine Daily Inquirer

Senator Ferdinand Marcos Jr. expressed apprehension Tuesday that the passage of the proposed Bangsamoro Basic Law might be delayed after the inclusion of a third committee to handle it was questioned on the floor | GMA News

With their strong love for guns fanned by decades of feudal atmosphere in their surroundings, how can members of the Moro Islamic Liberation Front easily depart from their firearms? | Philippine Star

ARMM Regional Governor Mujiv Hataman called on local government officials to support the crafting and passage of the proposed Bangsamoro Basic Law by providing helpful inputs during the congressional hearing scheduled today at the House of Representatives.

Comelec will conduct special satellite registration for voters living within the proposed Bangsamoro core territory ahead of a possible plebiscite in the region | Vera Files

  1. No deadline to pass BBL in Congress
  2. 'Bangsamoro is about development of people, not constitutionality of words'
  3. Officials push to meet Bangsamoro deadline
  4. ‘BBL not a perfect law; Peace in Bangsamoro needs good governance’

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