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Tag Archives: Mindanao
Why are there more christians than Muslims in Mindanao?
I was having a conversation with my 5-year old son Mimoy one day, suddenly he was asking,”Papa, why do you speak a lot of languages?”. I said, “We’re Muslims, that’s why were good in speaking several languages”. Then he said,” … Continue reading
Posted in History
Tagged Basilan, Chavacano, Christians, Curuan, Famine, Lumad, Militarization, Mindanao, Moro, Muslims, Wars, Zamboanga City
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Is the Moro Vote significant to a 2010 presidential candidate?
The 2010 presidential elections is already in the air… you can smell it. Even my students who are political naivete’s have all started commenting on the issue. As a scholar and intellectual, one cannot but help if indeed these politicians … Continue reading
Thank you, Supreme Court of the Philippines
By: Atty. Fatimah Bin Guerra Thank you, Honorable Chief Justice and Associate Justices for showing us how justice works in this country. Thank you for issuing the TRO on the MOA-AD, for showing to the Filipino people how fast you … Continue reading
Posted in Bangsamoro
Tagged Ancestral Domain, Bangsamoro, Mindanao, MOA-AD, Peace Process, Peace Talk, Philippines, Supreme Court
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The MOA is NOT dead
By: Engr. Don Mustapha Arbison Loong The MOA-AD is “dead”. This became the headline in newspapers when the Supreme Court (SC) declared the Memorandum of Agreement on Ancestral Domain (MOA-AD) as unconstitutional last October 14, 2008. The “death” of … Continue reading
Posted in Bangsamoro
Tagged Ancestral Domain, ARMM, Bangsamoro, Bangsamoro Juridical Entity, GRP, MILF, Mindanao, MOA-AD, Moro, Peace Process, Peace Talk, Philippines, Supreme Court, War in Mindanao
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CBCS Ranao Manifesto – Calling UN and OIC to Intervene and Mediate to end the War
CALLING ON THE UNITED NATIONS (UN) AND THE ORGANIZATION OF ISLAMIC CONFERENCE (OIC) TO INTERVENE AND MEDIATE TO END THE WAR IN MINDANAO AND INTERCEDE FOR THE JUST RESOLUTION OF THE BANGSAMORO STRUGGLE FOR THE RIGHT TO SELF-DETERMINATION When, at … Continue reading
Posted in Bangsamoro
Tagged Bangsamoro, CBCS, MILF, Mindanao, OIC, UN, War in Mindanao
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