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IRSMP Hails Dr. Rebollos’ Appointment as GRP Peace Panel Member

Inter-Religious Solidarity Movement for Peace

April 5, 2010

in From the Convenors,News

MEMBERS of the city’s Inter-Religious Solidarity Movement for Peace (IRSMP) have hailed the appointment of Western Mindanao State University (WMSU) president Dr. Grace Rebollos as member of the Philippine government’s five-man peace negotiating panel. Go to source. —>

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Major Mindanao Groups Unite to Listen to “Presidentiables”

Initiaitives for International Dialogue

March 10, 2010

in News

For the first time in this island’s history, at least nine major networks and organizations are coming together to organize a forum that will perhaps help determine the future of Mindanao.

A diverse group of inter-faith, peace advocates, business, academic, multi-sectoral and civil society organizations will be inviting all the presidential candidates to Davao on April 16, to listen to what their plans are for Mindanao.

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Community processes strengthened in MPW agenda-building

Initiatives for International Dialogue

January 26, 2010

in News

COTABATO CITY- “Life without hunger or displacement, where there is equal opportunity for everyone and where the ancestral domain of Moro and indigenous peoples are genuinely respected and upheld, and where the propriety rights of settlers are recognized”, are the emerging consensus points in the ongoing Central Mindanao area consultation on the Mindanao Peoples Peace Agenda (MPPA).

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We grieve together with the families of those brutally killed in the 23 November massacre in Ampatuan town in the province of Maguindanao. We stand in solidarity with the Filipino people in voicing their collective outrage over this brazen display of power and arrogance that can only flourish in the continuing culture of impunity that pervades the country.

We are appalled and angered at the manner by which this attack on more than fifty-seven [57] innocent lives was carried out. Women, journalists, lawyers, and defenseless civilians terrorized and murdered by around 100 armed men. Bullet-ridden bodies dumped in mass graves.

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