GRP-MNLF peace process, 1975-1996: Its Implications on the 21st Century

Annotation

The existence of deep-seated prejudices between Muslims and Christians, varying in degrees in different parts of Mindanao is a major problem to well known to Mindanawons. It is most intense in the central and western parts of the region, but not so much in Sulu and Tawi-Tawi. The Lumad communities are somehow caught in the web of this uncomfortable relationship. Fortunately, there have been numerous initiatives aimed at creating new terms of relationships at the level of the people, mostly led by non-Government Organizations (NGOs). They see healing among the people as part of a bigger peace process and have pioneered in exploring new ways at viewing things and relating to one another, all towards achieving comprehensive and lasting peace in the 21st century. The new Mindanawon is writing a new history.



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Type of Material Unpublished
Research Publication Address Paper submitted at The 6th International Philippines Studies Conference on "Turn of the Centuries: The Philippines in 1900 and 2000", 10-14 July 2000
Year Published 2000
Author RODIL, B R., 2000.
Research Location Rudy B. Rodil Private Collection, MSU-IIT, Iligan City RBR