The Palace said it hopes that the government and the Moro Islamic Liberation Front would soon agree on the draft of the Bangsamoro Basic Law to be submitted to Congress, so everything could proceed as planned.

A breakdown would risk a return to violence and a blow to hopes for an economic revival for resource-rich Mindanao island as potential investors in sectors such as agriculture and mining wait on the sidelines for the peace deal to be implemented | Reuters

Cagayan de Oro Rep. Rufus Rodriguez wants to invite Moro National Liberation Front founder Nur Nisuari and the head of the Bangsamoro Islamic Freedom Fighters to congressional deliberations on the proposed Bangsamoro Basic Law | ABS-CBN News

The government has earmarked P2.7 billion for the implementation of the Bangsamoro Basic Law even though a draft of the bill has not even been submitted to Congress | Philippine Daily Inquirer

A network of peace advocates in Mindanao met the peace panels of the government and the MILF to renew their steadfast commitment to the Mindanao peace process. 

  1. Talks on draft law more than halfway
  2. MILF still optimistic on passage of Bangsamoro Law
  3. Palace sticking to Bangsamoro law sked despite delays
  4. Pool of independent lawyers now assisting GPH, MILF peace panels

All Rights Reserved 2017
Institute for Autonomy and Governance
Notre Dame University, Notre Dame Avenue, Cotabato City
Telefax: +63 64 557 1638
info@iag.org.ph

Site content managed and curated by Ram Toledo

Go to top