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MILF firm: No MOA-AD, no peace talks
MANILA, Philippines -- The Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF) welcomed calls by the Organization of Islamic Conference (OIC) for the resumption of peace talks with government but remained firm about not returning to the negotiating table unless the memorandum of agreement on ancestral domain (MOA-AD) is signed. » Full story
Army says 10 MILF killed, 15 wounded in Wao clash; MILF says 36 soldiers killed
ILIGAN CITY (MindaNews/11 November) -- Ten members of the Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF) were killed and 15 others were injured during a six-hour clash with government forces in Sitio Magampong, Barangay Park Area in Wao, Lanao del Sur, the Army’s brigade commander claimed. » Full story
MILF warns clerics on talks involvement
(sunstar.com.ph) DAVAO CITY -- The Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF) cautioned bishops and ulamas tapped by the Arroyo administration to help in the peace process to stay neutral. » Full story
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(businessmirror.com.ph)The military is scaling down its nearly three months of operations against Moro separatists in Eastern Mindanao to facilitate the return of the evacuees to their homes. While the Armed Forces is decreasing the armed offensive against rogue members of the Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF), it will, however, intensify intelligence gathering, Maj. Randolph Cabangbang, spokesman for the Eastern Mindanao Command, said. » Full story 5 killed in Lumbac, Magsaysay, Lanao Norte ambush--police
(inquirer.net) MANILA, Philippines -- Five people were killed, including two children, when still unidentified men shot their vehicle in the province of Lanao del Norte Sunday afternoon, a police official said on Monday. » Full story Legarda warns on peace, order in Mindanao
(mb.com.ph) Senator Loren Legarda has cautioned the government on the worsening peace and order in Southern Philippines because of Muslim insurgency. Legarda noted that while attention is focused on the on-going plenary session of the global forum on migration and development, lawless elements continue to carry out their criminal activities.» Full story More flights sought for Muslim pilgrims
(inquirer.net) COTABATO CITY, Philippines -- (UPDATE) The Office on Muslim Affairs said Saturday nearly one-fourth of the 4,233 Filipino Muslims planning to go on the annual pilgrimage to Mecca this year may not be able to make it because of the limited number of seats reserved for them by the lone airline servicing the route. Ali Sangki, OMA executive director, told the Inquirer that Saudi Arabia Airlines, the lone airline servicing the transport needs of Filipino pilgrims, can accommodate only 3,433 pilgrims for the duration of the hajj, which starts on November 11.» Full story |
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Abdul Hannan Tago | Arab News (11-Nov-2008) JEDDAH: The United Bangsaranao Council (UBC) has called for an immediate cease-fire in Mindanao, in the wake of the displacement and suffering of 600,000 people as a result of ongoing fighting between the military and units identified with Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF). The UBC — which comprises 32 OFW Maranao organizations in the Kingdom’s western region whose members’ relatives and properties are directly affected by the conflict — made the call during a recently held meeting in Jeddah. In a petition, which has been signed by Maranao community organizations, the UBC requested Philippine President Gloria Arroyo, Vice President Noli De Castro and other high-ranking officials in the Philippine Senate to order an immediate cease-fire. |
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By Don Loong (11-Nov-2008)
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 the MOA-AD had divided and polarized the country like never before in recent history.
The debate on the MOA awakened dormant religious prejudice and discrimination between Muslims and Christians. While the people who were Anti-MOA celebrated, some Moros felt that they had lost something. Some other Moro sectors felt like an “anti-dote” to the Moro problem was deliberately withheld from them. Disillusioned MILF rebels renewed hostilities with the government forces. Suddenly, the dreaded “ilagas” emerge and revived past Muslim-Christian community conflicts. There is so much blissful celebration and emotional retaliation by each side respectively, yet only a few really know the issues involved that was “killed” by the Supreme Court decision. |
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By Lira Dalangin-Fernandez, INQUIRER.net (28-Oct-2008) MANILA, Philippines -- Only the migrant workers, not the government or any institution, are the rightful owners of the billions of dollars in remittances that they have earned in foreign lands, a US-based sociology professor and an advocate of migrants' rights said. Jorge A. Bustamante, the United Nations Special Rapporteur on the human rights of migrants and Nobel Peace Prize nominee in 2006, said that it was a "wrong perspective" for governments to put the "responsibility of development on the shoulders of migrants" whose remittances, in the case of the Philippines, have kept the economy afloat amid the financial crunch worldwide. "I think this is something important to clarify because this lack of appreciation is making the wrong perspective about the nature of remittances because sometimes when migration is associated with dependency some people believe that economic development has to be related with remittances, and that would be a wrong perspective, that would be unfair to the migrants," Bustamante said in his remark at the solidarity dinner of parliamentarians hosted by Senate President Manuel Villar and Representative Cynthia Villar late Monday at the Villa Pacencia Laurel in Mandaluyong City. >> Full story |
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"Verily, this brotherhood of yours is a single brotherhood, and I am your Lord and Cherisher: therefore serve Me (and no other)". Al-Qur'an, 021.092 (Al-Anbiya) |
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