Friday, July 27, 2012
COMMENTS AND CRITICISM AND COMMENTARY ON PRESIDENT “SONA” July 23, 2012
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Wednesday, July 25, 2012
P-Noy’s SONA cites optimism in achieving peace soon
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P-Noy’s SONA cites optimism in achieving peace soon
Posted on Tuesday, 24 July, 2012 - 12:44
Manila, July 24 – In his third State of the Nation
Address (SONA) delivered on Monday, President Benigno Aquino III
conveyed optimism on the prospects of the ongoing negotiations with the
Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF), stressing that peace in Mindanao
will soon be achieved.
“Sa peace process naman po: hayag at lantaran ang usapan; nagpapamalas ang magkabilang panig ng tiwala sa isa’t isa. Maaaring minsan, magiging masalimuot ang proseso; signos lang po ito na malapit na nating makamit ang nag-iisa nating mithiin: Kapayapaan. (With regard to the peace process: talks have been very open; both sides have shown trust and faith in one another. There may be times when the process can get a little complicated, but these are merely signs that we are steadily moving closer to our shared goal: Peace),” he declared before hundreds who gathered at the House of Representatives to listen to the President’s SONA.
President Aquino also underlined the zero armed clashes between the two parties since January of this year. “Kinikilala natin bilang pahiwatig ng kanilang tiwala ang nakaraang pitong buwan, kung kailan walang nangyaring sagupaan sa pagitan ng militar at ng MILF. (We recognize as a sign of their (MILF) trust that over the past seven months, not even a single encounter has been recorded between the military and the MILF).”
Gains in the GPH-MILF peace process
Peace talks with the MILF have gained ground amid challenges in the past two years.
Welcomed as a milestone in the 14-year negotiation, the parties signed the Decision Points on Principles in April 2012. The document serves as a guide to the current discussions on the substantive agenda.
The Decision Points on Principles, consisting of 10 mutually identified common standpoints, explains the status as well as the direction of the peace talks in the aim to politically resolve the decades-old armed conflict in the south. This includes the creation of a new autonomous political entity (NPE) that will replace the current Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (ARMM), promotion of basic human rights, strengthening of Sha’riah courts, and power and wealth sharing between the national government and the NPE.
Government chief negotiator Marvic Leonen underscored that both parties are now at the “door of an agreement” during the 29th formal exploratory talks which successfully concluded this month in Kuala Lumpur, with both sides confident in their discussions on transition mechanisms towards realizing the NPE.
“The government looks forward to the day when both sides are able to sign the first of a series of agreements,” said Leonen so parties can “actually implement and be able to achieve the just and lasting peace that our people so richly deserve.”
“We are confident in our (GPH-MILF) working relationship that we have seen so far, that we will be true to ourselves and our principles, as well as the beliefs of our principals. That we can see a way forward,” he added.
On the ground, ceasefire has been holding between the GPH and the MILF forces.
According to the government Coordinating Committee on the Cessation of Hostilities, there have been no recorded skirmishes since January 2012. In 2010, there were only 14 recorded armed clashes, while only eight in 2011.
P-Noy’s bold, concrete efforts for peace
Presidential Adviser on the Peace Process Teresita Quintos Deles emphasized the P-Noy administration’s 'whole-of -government’ approach in pushing for peace, citing clear directives from President Aquino to all departments and agencies to contribute to ongoing efforts to fast-track peace and development in Mindanao.
“Patuloy ang pagsisikap ng ating Pangulo para itulak ang pag-uusap sa lamesa ('Our President is continuously persistent in moving the peace talks forward'),” she stated.
The peace adviser also emphasized that the negotiating panel does not bring false or empty promises to Kuala Lumpur.
"Following the President’s instructions, the Panel ensures that the appropriate departments and agencies have been properly consulted and have come on board. The Panel goes to KL for every meeting with a fresh mandate from the President,” she said.
It can be recalled that President Aquino met with MILF Chair Murad Ebrahim in Japan in August last year. In their discussion, they agreed to fast track the negotiations and pursue a final peace agreement to usher in peace and development in the south.
In October 2011, the President also called on the nation to uphold “all-out justice” amid other sectors’ clamor for all-out war.
The President has likewise directed the peace panel to conduct regular consultations with stakeholders. To date 101 consultations have been conducted with members of Congress and Senate, retired Supreme Court justices, members of the 1987 Constitutional Commission, local government units, civil society, religious groups, indigenous peoples groups, security forces, among others. #
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“Sa peace process naman po: hayag at lantaran ang usapan; nagpapamalas ang magkabilang panig ng tiwala sa isa’t isa. Maaaring minsan, magiging masalimuot ang proseso; signos lang po ito na malapit na nating makamit ang nag-iisa nating mithiin: Kapayapaan. (With regard to the peace process: talks have been very open; both sides have shown trust and faith in one another. There may be times when the process can get a little complicated, but these are merely signs that we are steadily moving closer to our shared goal: Peace),” he declared before hundreds who gathered at the House of Representatives to listen to the President’s SONA.
President Aquino also underlined the zero armed clashes between the two parties since January of this year. “Kinikilala natin bilang pahiwatig ng kanilang tiwala ang nakaraang pitong buwan, kung kailan walang nangyaring sagupaan sa pagitan ng militar at ng MILF. (We recognize as a sign of their (MILF) trust that over the past seven months, not even a single encounter has been recorded between the military and the MILF).”
Gains in the GPH-MILF peace process
Peace talks with the MILF have gained ground amid challenges in the past two years.
Welcomed as a milestone in the 14-year negotiation, the parties signed the Decision Points on Principles in April 2012. The document serves as a guide to the current discussions on the substantive agenda.
The Decision Points on Principles, consisting of 10 mutually identified common standpoints, explains the status as well as the direction of the peace talks in the aim to politically resolve the decades-old armed conflict in the south. This includes the creation of a new autonomous political entity (NPE) that will replace the current Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (ARMM), promotion of basic human rights, strengthening of Sha’riah courts, and power and wealth sharing between the national government and the NPE.
Government chief negotiator Marvic Leonen underscored that both parties are now at the “door of an agreement” during the 29th formal exploratory talks which successfully concluded this month in Kuala Lumpur, with both sides confident in their discussions on transition mechanisms towards realizing the NPE.
“The government looks forward to the day when both sides are able to sign the first of a series of agreements,” said Leonen so parties can “actually implement and be able to achieve the just and lasting peace that our people so richly deserve.”
“We are confident in our (GPH-MILF) working relationship that we have seen so far, that we will be true to ourselves and our principles, as well as the beliefs of our principals. That we can see a way forward,” he added.
On the ground, ceasefire has been holding between the GPH and the MILF forces.
According to the government Coordinating Committee on the Cessation of Hostilities, there have been no recorded skirmishes since January 2012. In 2010, there were only 14 recorded armed clashes, while only eight in 2011.
P-Noy’s bold, concrete efforts for peace
Presidential Adviser on the Peace Process Teresita Quintos Deles emphasized the P-Noy administration’s 'whole-of -government’ approach in pushing for peace, citing clear directives from President Aquino to all departments and agencies to contribute to ongoing efforts to fast-track peace and development in Mindanao.
“Patuloy ang pagsisikap ng ating Pangulo para itulak ang pag-uusap sa lamesa ('Our President is continuously persistent in moving the peace talks forward'),” she stated.
The peace adviser also emphasized that the negotiating panel does not bring false or empty promises to Kuala Lumpur.
"Following the President’s instructions, the Panel ensures that the appropriate departments and agencies have been properly consulted and have come on board. The Panel goes to KL for every meeting with a fresh mandate from the President,” she said.
It can be recalled that President Aquino met with MILF Chair Murad Ebrahim in Japan in August last year. In their discussion, they agreed to fast track the negotiations and pursue a final peace agreement to usher in peace and development in the south.
In October 2011, the President also called on the nation to uphold “all-out justice” amid other sectors’ clamor for all-out war.
The President has likewise directed the peace panel to conduct regular consultations with stakeholders. To date 101 consultations have been conducted with members of Congress and Senate, retired Supreme Court justices, members of the 1987 Constitutional Commission, local government units, civil society, religious groups, indigenous peoples groups, security forces, among others. #
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1st PBC-NPA hits 84th IB, 69th IB troops; 5 AFP casualties reported
links: http://theprwcblogs.blogspot.com/2012/07/1st-pbc-npa-hits-84th-ib-69th-ib-troops.html
1st PBC-NPA hits 84th IB, 69th IB troops; 5 AFP casualties reported
Leoncio "Ka Parago" Pitao
1st Pulang Bagani Company, Merardo Arce Command, NPA-Southern Mindanao July 12, 2012
AFP troops operating in the countrysides of Davao City, particularly Paquibato, Calinan and Marilog districts suffered five casualties from the sniping operations of the 1st Pulang Bagani Company-New People's Army in three separate incidents on July 8 and 9.
The NPA actions were in retaliation to the strike, intelligence and civic military operations of the 69th Infantry Battalion and 84th IB of the Philippine Army and paramilitary Cafgus. These troops have been responsible for the series of landgrabbing, dislocation and mining preparation in Marilog, profiling and psychological warfare in Paquibato and Calinan district.
On the evening of
July 8, the NPA lobbed a grenade at the Special Operation Team (SOT) of
the 69th IB at Upper Mabuhay, Paquibato. Three soldiers were wounded,
one of them suffering grave physical injuries. The next day, the NPA
sniped the 84th IB's SOT in Barangay Dominga, Calinan district, killing
one soldier. One soldier was also killed in a separate sniping action
in Barangay Dalagdag. 1st Pulang Bagani Company, Merardo Arce Command, NPA-Southern Mindanao July 12, 2012
AFP troops operating in the countrysides of Davao City, particularly Paquibato, Calinan and Marilog districts suffered five casualties from the sniping operations of the 1st Pulang Bagani Company-New People's Army in three separate incidents on July 8 and 9.
The NPA actions were in retaliation to the strike, intelligence and civic military operations of the 69th Infantry Battalion and 84th IB of the Philippine Army and paramilitary Cafgus. These troops have been responsible for the series of landgrabbing, dislocation and mining preparation in Marilog, profiling and psychological warfare in Paquibato and Calinan district.
The AFP troops started its squad-sized operations spread in all barangays of Paquibato and Calinan district, and some parts of Marilog district during the last week of June. Company-sized forces were also maintained by the two AFP units. Under its SOT activities, the AFP would oftentimes pose as Red fighters to deceive the masses. But instead of endearing themselves to the peasant and Lumad masses, they are hated and feared. They may enjoy the support of Davao City Mayor Sara Duterte, but they are abhorred in the hearts of the masses who can clearly see beyond the peace and development masquerade, and who anticipate to be at the receiving end of the AFP's human rights abuses.
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IMT asked to investigate raid of MILF base in Lanao del Sur
links: http://www.luwaran.com/home/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=2744:imt-asked-to-investigate-raid-of-milf-base-in-lanao-del-sur&catid=31:general&Itemid=41
IMT asked to investigate raid of MILF base in Lanao del Sur
July 24, 2012 News:A member of the MILF Central Committee has
requested the Malaysian=led International Monitoring Team (IMT) to
investigate the raid conducted by members of the Police Special Action
Force (SAF) allegedly in pursuit of members of the Abu Sayyaf and Jemaah
Islamiyah (JI) hiding in the area on July 16, 2012.
“This is a repeat of the Albarka incident in Basilan in October 2010
when Army Special Forces attacked MILF forces in the guise of serving a
warrant of arrest on ASG. As a result, 19 of them were killed during the
ensuing firefight.”
This was the statement of Muhammad Ameen, chair of the MILF
Secretariat, in calling for an investigation of the incident where
civilians were used by the raiders as “human shields” to protect
themselves from attack.
“There was no coordination at all either through the MILF
Coordinating Committee on Cessation of Hostilities (CCCH) or through the
MILF Ad Hoc Joint Action Group (AHJAG) which has jurisdiction over the
matter,” he added.
The preliminary report of the Bantay Ceasefire, an affiliate of the
IMT and CCCHs, said that aside from the .50 caliber machinegun taken by
the raiders, they also looted civilian properties including one
chainsaw, one hand watch, 10 noodles, two chickens, two wallets
contini8ng P10,000.00.
The investigation also stated that Colonel Lucero of the Army’s 103rd
Infantry Brigade denied any knowledge of the raid, saying the SAF came
all the way from Region X.
“I was commanded to remain silent,” the Colonel was reported to have said.
Ameen said that when the dust of the raid settled, there was no ASG
or JI captured or killed, but reports of looting by the raiders and the
herding of the civilians, as human shield, including an elderly woman
named Noraida Makasimbar, and three sons: Fahad (8 yars old), Koko (4),
and a sick child (one year old), and more than a hundred civilians, who
were about to register that day.
The MILF-AHJAG was furnished of the report of the alleged presence of
the JI and ASG in said area, but while it was concluding its
investigation, the raid was suddenly ordered by higher Police
headquarters.
“This is ridiculous,” one member of the MILF-AHJAG told Luwaran, without elaborating.
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Thursday, July 12, 2012
Deles says ‘time for peace is now'; cites P-Noy's efforts and 'whole-of-government' approach for peace in Mindanao
links: http://www.opapp.gov.ph/milf/news/deles-says-%E2%80%98time-peace-now-cites-p-noys-efforts-and-whole-government-approach-peace-mindan
Deles says ‘time for peace is now'; cites P-Noy's efforts and 'whole-of-government' approach for peace in Mindanao
In her speech during the Moro Leaders' Assembly held over the weekend in Camp Darapanan, Secretary Deles cited the clear directives from President Aquino to all departments and agencies to contribute to ongoing efforts to fast-track peace and development in Mindanao.
550,000 attend Moro leaders’ assembly in Darapanan; OIC, Malaysian officials, Sec. Deles in attendance
links: http://www.luwaran.com/home/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=2742:550000-attend-moro-leaders-assembly-in-darapanan-oic-malaysian-officials-sec-deles-in-attendance&catid=31:general&Itemid=41
550,000 attend Moro leaders’ assembly in Darapanan; OIC, Malaysian officials, Sec. Deles in attendance
July 10, 2012: Five hundred fifty thousand people from all walks of
Moro society and from as far as Palawan had started to arrive at
Darapanan, Sultan Kudarat, Maguindanao as early as July 6 to show their
unity and solidarity behind the efforts of the Moro Islamic Liberation
Front (MILF) to seek their views on the need for a common stand in the
face of the difficult situation facing them as a whole and on the ways
the MILF handles the peace negotiation with the Government of
Philippines (GPH).
However, not included in the figure were the guests and visitors and
their respective entourages, because they were not required to register
as a sign of respect and protocol. Also the vendors who number by
hundreds were not included in the registration.
At least 84 distinguished guests and visitors, some coming from abroad, graced the occasion and expressed their support to the peaceful efforts of the MILF and the Philippine government to settle the Moro Question and the armed conflict in the possible soonest time.
At least 84 distinguished guests and visitors, some coming from abroad, graced the occasion and expressed their support to the peaceful efforts of the MILF and the Philippine government to settle the Moro Question and the armed conflict in the possible soonest time.
1st PBC-NPA hits 84th IB, 69th IB troops; 5 AFP casualties reported
links: http://theprwcblogs.blogspot.com/2012/07/1st-pbc-npa-hits-84th-ib-69th-ib-troops.html#more
1st PBC-NPA hits 84th IB, 69th IB troops; 5 AFP casualties reported
Leoncio "Ka Parago" Pitao
1st Pulang Bagani Company, Merardo Arce Command, NPA-Southern Mindanao July 12, 2012
AFP troops operating in the countrysides of Davao City, particularly Paquibato, Calinan and Marilog districts suffered five casualties from the sniping operations of the 1st Pulang Bagani Company-New People's Army in three separate incidents on July 8 and 9.
1st Pulang Bagani Company, Merardo Arce Command, NPA-Southern Mindanao July 12, 2012
AFP troops operating in the countrysides of Davao City, particularly Paquibato, Calinan and Marilog districts suffered five casualties from the sniping operations of the 1st Pulang Bagani Company-New People's Army in three separate incidents on July 8 and 9.
Friday, July 6, 2012
PROMOTIONS OF GOOD GOVERNANCE IN THE PHILIPPINES TO GLOBALIZATION'S
HUMAN RIGHTS ADVOCACY
COMMENTARY AND CRITICISMS
PROTECTION AND PROMOTIONS OF HUMAN RIGHTS
AND GOOD GOVERNANCE
COMMENTARY AND CRITICISMS
PROTECTION AND PROMOTIONS OF HUMAN RIGHTS
AND GOOD GOVERNANCE
PROMOTIONS OF GOOD GOVERNANCE
IN THE PHILIPPINES TO GLOBALIZATION'S
IN THE PHILIPPINES TO GLOBALIZATION'S
THE
HUMAN RIGHTS ADVOCACY ARE PROMOTING GOOD GOVERNANCE IN THE PHILIPPINES
TO GLOBALIZATION'S UNDER THE HUMAN RIGHTS BASED GOVERNANCE AS THE
PROMOTIONS PRIME OBJECTIVE TO PROTECT AND PROMOTE HUMAN RIGHTS AND THE
DEVELOPMENT OF GOOD GOVERNANCE.........
THE
HUMAN RIGHTS ADVOCACY SEEING TO IT THAT THE GOVERNANCE IN THE
PHILIPPINES ARE IMPLEMENTING THE GOVERNMENT WITH HUMAN RIGHTS IN ALL
ASPECT OF HUMAN RIGHTS IMPLEMENTATIONS FROM POLITICAL AND ECONOMIC
RIGHTS AND SOCIAL RIGHTS AND CULTURAL RIGHTS AND INDIVIDUAL RIGHTS ETC
ETC........
THE
HUMAN RIGHTS ADVOCACY WILL CONTINUOUS PROMOTING GOOD GOVERNANCE
PRACTICING OUR RIGHTS FOR THE IMPARTATION OF THE PROMOTIONS,
INTELLECTUAL IDEAS AND KNOWLEDGE, SUGGESTIONS, PROPOSALS AND ACTIONS
AND DEVELOPMENT OF GOVERNMENT UNITING PEOPLE IN DEVELOPING GOVERNMENT
AND ALSO BALANCE AND CHECK, CRITICIZED AND MAKING COMMENTARY AND UNITING
PEOPLE IN ACTIONS AGAINST MIS OR ERRONEOUS AND ABUSE OF GOVERNANCE ON
THE GOVERNMENT GOVERNANCE SEEING TO IT THE GOVERNMENT ARE GOVERNING GOOD
TO THE PEOPLE IN THE BASE OF HUMAN RIGHTS AND GOVERNMENT DEVELOPMENT
GOVERNANCE FOR THE PEOPLE...........
THE
HUMAN RIGHTS ADVOCACY ARE SUPPORTING ALSO IN GENERAL ON THE GOOD
GOVERNANCE ANY IN THE POSITION AND CIVIL SOCIETY PROMOTING GOOD
GOVERNANCE PARTICULARLY LIKE THE PRESIDENT ANTI CORRUPTION CAMPAIGN AND
PROGRAMS....AS WE ANALYZED THE PROGRAM OF RIDDING CORRUPTION IN GENERAL
WILL PUSH THRU GOOD GOVERNANCE AND WE ARE IN CONTINUOUS PROMOTING AND
GIVING OUR COMMENTS REGARDING THE PROGRAM OF ACTION ON THE RIDDING OF
CORRUPTIONS IN THE PHILIPPINES. THE GAUGE OF THE PROGRAM ARE IN THE
PROCESS AND WE ARE WATCHING IT WE SUPPORT IT IN GENERAL OF THE IDEA OF
THE PROGRAM WHICH IT IS NEEDED IN THE PHILIPPINE GOVERNANCE WHICH OUR
GOVERNMENTALISM ARE FULL OF CORRUPT OFFICIALS AND EMPLOYEES AND FOCUSING
IN THIS MATTER IN GOVERNANCE IS A POSSIBLE ACTIONS OF PLAN IN THE
GOVERNMENT. ALL WE NEED IS TO SEE THE REAL IMPLEMENTATION FOR THE
PROGRAM AND SUPPORT AND HELP ON THE PROGRESS OF THE PROGRAM SO THAT IT
WILL IMPLEMENT IN A NICE GOVERNANCE... FOR ANY IDEA AGAINST THE
PRESIDENT AND HIS POLITICAL ORGANIZATION MIND IN ANTI CORRUPTION
PRACTICES AND TRANSPARENCY FIND IT WELL AND LET THE PHILIPPINES UNITE
FOR WHAT IS THE BETTER PROGRAM OF ACTION IN THE GOVERNMENT....
LET US UNITE FOR GOOD GOVERNANCE AND BRAINSTORM WHAT IS NECESSARY STEP IN THE GOVERNANCE.......
IN
THE VIEW OF INSURGENCY THE HUMAN RIGHTS ADVOCACY ARE NEUTRAL PROTECTING
AND PROMOTING HUMAN RIGHTS OF EVERY SIDE AND ALL THE PEOPLE AS WHAT
HUMAN RIGHTS IS EQUAL TO EVERYONE AND WE ARE IN THE SIDE OF WHO IS RIGHT
IN THE BASE OF HUMAN RIGHTS AND WE ARE ALSO PROMOTING THE PEACE TALK OR
PEACE PROCESS FOR PEACE IN OUR SOCIETY AND PROMOTING THE HUMAN RIGHTS
AND UNITE FOR WHAT FORMULATION THEY WILL DERIVED TO DEVELOPED THE
PHILIPPINES IN PEACEFUL MANNER AND NOT IN THEIR BATTLE ENDS WHO IS THE
BETTER GOVERNMENT....
THE
HUMAN RIGHTS ADVOCACY ARE SUPPORTING THE CARHRIHL AGREEMENT MAKING THE
HUMAN RIGHTS AND INTERNATIONAL HUMANITARIAN LAWS STRONG IN THAT
AGREEMENT AND AGREED SOME FORMULATIONS AND AGREEMENTS....
PROMOTIONS OF HUMAN RIGHTS AND IHL AND PEACE TALKS IN THE INSURGENCY PROBLEMS....
WE
ARE ALSO PROMOTING GOOD GOVERNANCE IN THE GLOBAL SOCIETY, AS OF NOW THE
UNITED NATIONS IS GLOBAL ORGANIZATION HANDLING INTERNATIONAL
GOVERNANCE....WE RE PROMOTING THE GOOD GOVERNANCE UP TO GLOBAL AND VICE
VERSA IMPLEMENTATIONS FOR THE GOODNESS OF THE PEOPLE.....WE COULD
PROMOTE IN THE UNITED NATIONS THE BETTER IMPLEMENTATION OF INTERNATIONAL
LAW AND IMPLEMENTATIONS FOR THE BENEFITS OF ALL PEOPLE IN THE WORLD...
WE
COULD PROMOTE TO ALL THE NATIONS AND STATES AND GOVERNMENT AND COUNTRY
TO UNITE FOR THE THE BETTER INTERNATIONAL LAW AND GOVERNANCE AND
IMPLEMENTATIONS IN ALL ASPECT IN BASE OF HUMAN RIGHTS, POLITICAL AND
SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC AND CULTURAL PROMOTIONS IN THE UNTIED NATIONS AS
EXISTED INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATION OF THE WORLD........
THE
HUMAN RIGHTS PROMOTIONS ARE STRONGLY PROMOTING RIGHT TO LIFE
IMPLEMENTATION OF THIS RIGHTS IN THE PHILIPPINES AGAINST CONTINUOUS
ABUSES IN THE PHILIPPINES EVEN THOUGH THE PHILIPPINES ARE NOW ABOLISHED
THE DEATH PENALTY LAW STILL THE EXTRA JUDICIAL KILLINGS ARE
SCATTERED....AND THE DIFFERENT COUNTRIES IN THE WORLD ARE PRACTICING
DEATH PENALTY LAWS AND WE ARE PROMOTING THE WORLD THE ABOLISHMENT OF
DEATH PENALTY LAW AND SUPPORT UNITED NATIONS GOVERNANCE IN THE
ABOLISHMENT OF THE DEATH PENALTY LAWS IN DIFFERENT STATE AND COUNTRIES
AND ALSO NOT THE DEATH PENALTY LAWS BUT THE EXTRAJUDICIAL KILLINGS IN
ANY PART OF THE WORLD BE PREVENTED. MOTHER MARY LIGHTS THE UNTIED
NATIONS ON THEIR CAMPAIGN OF ABOLISHMENT OF DEATH PENALTY UP TO
PREVENTION OF EXTRADICIAL KILLINGS IN ANY PART OF THE WORLD OR ANY
INHUMAN ACTS REGARDING LIFE....
WE
ARE ALSO SUPPORT FOR ANY WORLD ORGANIZATIONS SEEING TO IT THE GOODNESS
OF THE WORLD AND PROMOTING AND PROTECTING HUMAN RIGHTS...........
PROTECT AND PROMOTE HUMAN RIGHTS.............
GOD AND JESUS AND MOTHER MARY LIGHTS, LIGHTS AND LOVE AND MIRACLE BLESS YOU ALL......
HUMAN RIGHTS ADVOCACY PROMOTIONS
PROMOTER
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Thursday, July 5, 2012
GPH, CBA-CPLA mark 1st year of MOA implementation
links: http://www.opapp.gov.ph/cpla/news/gph-cba-cpla-mark-1st-year-moa-implementation
GPH, CBA-CPLA mark 1st year of MOA implementation
Manila, July 4 – Exactly a year ago, the Philippines made
history when a former rebel force pledged to genuinely embrace the
mainstream of society by laying down their arms, changing their name and
becoming an instrument of peace and development in the Cordillera.
In keeping with its commitment to implement the 1986 Mt. Data Sipat
Ceasefire Agreement (Peace Accord) signed with the Government of the
Philippines (GPH) under President Corazon Aquino's administration, the
Cordillera People’s Liberation Army (CPLA), together with its political
wing, the Cordillera Bodong Administration (CBA), made a definitive move
to fully transform itself into a socio-economic, unarmed force by
signing a Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) with the P-Noy administration on
July 4, 2011.
Government expresses full support to Bangsamoro Leaders’ Assembly
links: http://www.luwaran.com/home/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=2728:government-expresses-full-support-to-bangsamoro-leaders-assembly&catid=31:general&Itemid=41
Government expresses full support to Bangsamoro Leaders’ Assembly
July 2, 2012 News: “The government is in full support to the holding
of the Bangsamoro Leaders’ Assembly being spearheaded by the Moro
Islamic Liberation Front (MILF).”
BGen Gilberto Jose Roa AFP, Chairman of the Government of the
Philippines (GPH) – Coordinating Committee on the Cessation of
Hostilities (CCCH), made this statement during the coordination meeting
with the MILF CCCH held at the headquarters of the International
Monitoring Team (IMT) in Cotabato City couple of days ago.
“My principal in Manila and the government peace negotiating panel for
the talks with MILF are conveying their full support for the Assembly,
Gen Roa said.
Also present during the meeting were IMT Deputy Head of Mission BGen Dato’ Zulkaple, presiding officer, Said Shiek, Chairman of MILF CCCH, Honorable Datu Tocao Mastura CPA, host Mayor of the Assembly being held Camp Darapanan, Sultan Kudarat, Maguindanao, Major Carlos Sol Jr, head of Secretariat of GPH CCCH, representatives from the Steering Committee of the Assembly and high-ranking officials from the 6th Infantry Division, Philippine Army, and Police Regional Office – ARMM.
Also present during the meeting were IMT Deputy Head of Mission BGen Dato’ Zulkaple, presiding officer, Said Shiek, Chairman of MILF CCCH, Honorable Datu Tocao Mastura CPA, host Mayor of the Assembly being held Camp Darapanan, Sultan Kudarat, Maguindanao, Major Carlos Sol Jr, head of Secretariat of GPH CCCH, representatives from the Steering Committee of the Assembly and high-ranking officials from the 6th Infantry Division, Philippine Army, and Police Regional Office – ARMM.
Aquino regime behind killing of Central Luzon environmental, peasant activists
links: http://theprwcblogs.blogspot.com/2012/07/aquino-regime-behind-killing-of-central.html#more
Aquino regime behind killing of Central Luzon environmental, peasant activists
Information Bureau
Communist Party of the Philippines
July 04, 2012
The Communist Party of the Philippines (CPP) today condemned the Aquino regime and its reactionary armed forces for carrying out the successive killings of peasant advocates and environmental activists Romualdo Palispis and Willem Geertman over the past few days.
"The successive killings of Palispis and Geertman highlight the continuing campaign of terror and extrajudicial killings being carried out by the reactionary armed forces through its death squads under the Aquino regime's Oplan Bayanihan campaign of suppression," said the CPP.
 links: http://theprwcblogs.blogspot.com/2012/07/three-government-soldiers-seriously.html Three Government Soldiers Seriously Wounded in the Latest Encounter With NAAC-NPA Fighters!
Macario "Ka Karyo" Liwanag Narciso Antazo Aramil Command-NPA Rizal July 1, 2012 An 8-man team of New People's Army unit operating in Rizal Province under Narciso Antazo Aramil Command (NAAC-NPA-Rizal) encountered a 12-man unit of 59th IB-PA-AFP last night, June 30, 2012, at exactly 6:10 PM until 6:30 PM in Sitio Apya, Calawis, Antipolo City, Rizal. The NPA team were conducting consultations with the people in the said barangay regarding the recently concluded meeting last June 14-15, 2012 between negotiating panels of the CPP-NPA-NDFP and the Government of the Philippines (GPH) for the resumption of the formal peace talks and the issuance of the NDFP of the Declaration and Program of Action for Rights, Protection and Welfare of Children when they were attacked by government troops. Upon seeing attacking government troops, the NPA team immediately left the populated areas to avoid civilians being caught in crossfire and waited for the attacking government troops which they engaged in a firefight. |
13 Philippine communist rebels killed in clashes
links: http://ph.news.yahoo.com/13-philippine-communist-rebels-killed-clashes-103356194.html
Philippine
soldiers killed 13 communist guerrilla rebels in two separate clashes
on Saturday, in what military officials described as one of the biggest
victories over the insurgents in years.
Eleven New People's Army (NPA) rebels were killed around noon in San
Narciso town, south of Manila, while two rebels were killed in a
pre-dawn gunbattle in Botolan town, northwest of the capital.
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