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BLMI, MinHRAC conduct training for Pool of Speakers on FAB
By: Anis Basil
January 1, 2013 News: The Bangsamoro Leadership and Management
Institute (BLM) and the Mindanao Human Rights Action Center (MinHRAC).
in collaboration with Bangsamoro Study Group (BSP) under the auspices of
The Government of Norway, conducted a one-day Training-Workshop for
Pool of Speakers on Framework Agreement on The Bangsamoro, which was
held at BLMI Training Center in Crossing Simuay, Sultan Kudarat,
Maguindanao last October 30.
The said training-workshop was hosted by MinHRAC, whose main office
is in Cotabato City, in partnership with the BLMI, whose main mandate is
to train young Moro leaders in the field of leadership and management.
Participants came from most of the provinces in Mindanao, namely
Tawi-Tawi, Sulu, Basilan Sibugay, Zamboanga del Norte, Zamboanga City,
Zamboanga del Sur, Lanao del Sur, Maguindanao, North Cotabato, Sarangani
Province, Compostela Valley and Davao Oriental.
The facilitating team was led by no less than Atty. Zen Malang,
Executive Director of MinHRAC, and was ably assisted by Atty. Naguib
Sinarimbo, the Secretary General of the Bangsamoro Study Group (BSG).
The BSG consolidated the output of the workshop presentation.
According to Malang, there were five fundamental reasons for this
training, as follows: 1. The acceptability of the Framework Agreement on
the Bangsamoro, 2. To have clear understanding of the Framework
Agreement on the Bangsamoro, 3. To increase the number of speakers to
reach the greater number of audiences. 4. To increase the number of
speakers who could speak different or various dialects and languages. 5.
To standardize the level of understanding of FAB by sticking to the
content of the FAB and never to exaggerate nor reduce it.
The resource speakers were members of the MILF peace panel headed by
its Chair Mohagher Iqbal. Prof. Abhoud Syed Lingga and Atty. Michael
Mastura were also present.
Iqbal stayed briefly, because he had another meeting in another place.
Prof. Syed Lingga stressed that the FAB should be explained in the
proprer context including the historical setting and it should be read
and explained articles by articles, so that the audience will not be
bored
He further said the presentation of the provisions of the FAB should be simple, so as to avoid confusion among the audience.
“Stick to technical terms, no additions nor deductions,” Malang admonished the participants.
In the afternoon session, Mastura handled the topic on “how to handle
difficult questions”., while Sinarimbo made the wrap-up of the
training.