HOLDING the first regular Bangsamoro autonomous region polls simultaneously with the 2016 national elections may not be possible even if Congress manages to pass the proposed Bangsamoro Basic law by September, Sen. Ferdinand Marcos Jr., said | The Manila Times
Moro Islamic Liberation Front camp commanders huddled for three days with representatives of government line agencies to undergo formal training on how to kick off and implement development in six previously acknowledged MILF camps located in the Maguindanao and Lanao provinces.
Read more: MILF commanders undergo training in dev’t planning
Shari’ah law experts have given assurance that their justice system will apply only to Muslims in the proposed Bangsamoro Region. The system will protect religious freedom and it does not prejudice Christians, indigenous peoples, and other non-Muslims living in the region | Manila Bulletin
The Bangsamoro Basic Law has more than sufficient socio-economic and development provisions that will open up opportunities and accommodate livelihood projects and jobs for its citizens, according to the Mindanao Business Council.
Read more: 'BBL key to unlocking Bangsamoro’s economic potentials'
Senator Ferdinand ‘Bongbong’ Marcos Jr. said nobody from Malacanang has been forcing him to hasten the passage of the Bangsamoro Basic Law.
Read more: Nobody from Palace forces me to hasten passage of BBL: Marcos