The peace process between the Government of the Philippines (GPH) and the National Democratic Front of the Philippines (NDFP) has been going on and off for thirty-two (32) years now, ironically to resolve an armed […]
In the dawn of September 1, 2015, hundreds of men, women, and children of Sitio Han-ayan, Diatagon, were roused from sleep by a band of armed men from the Magahat Bagani paramilitary group. They were […]
Pada dini hari tanggal 1 September 2015, ratusan pria, wanita, dan anak-anak dari Sitio han-ayan, Diatagon, terbangun dari tidur oleh sekelompok orang bersenjata dari kelompok paramiliter Magahat Bagani. Mereka kemudian dikumpulkan untuk menyaksikan pelaksanaan hukuman […]
เช้าตรู่วันที่ 1 กันยายน 2015 ชายหญิงและเด็กหลายร้อยคนที่ชุมชนซิตีโออานายาน (Sitio Han-ayan) อำเภอเดียตากอน (Diatagon) ถูกกลุ่มชายติดอาวุธจากกองกำลังกึ่งทหาร Magahat Bagani ปลุกขึ้นมา พวกเขาถูกไล่ต้อนบังคับให้มาล้อมวงฝืนใจดูการสังหารผู้นำชุมชนของตนอย่างโหดเหี้ยม ดิโอเนล กัมโปส (Dionel Campos) และฮูเวโญ ซินโซ (Juvello Sinzo) ถูกยิงที่ศีรษะคนละนัด ต่อมาเด็กนักเรียนและครูยังเจอซากร่างของเอเมริโต ซามาร์กา (Emerito Samarca) ที่ถูกเชือดคอด้วย เขาเป็นผู้อำนวยการบริหารของโรงเรียนมัธยมทางเลือกชื่อ Alternative Learning Center for Agricultural and […]
Daily Life in Mindanao Photo Essay by Bobby Timonera Mindanao in southern Philippines is populated mainly by three groups of people – the Lumads, the tribal people who first inhabited the place but who are […]
In the southern Philippines, the territory containing the influence of the Magindanao Sultanate was extensive. So expansive was this territory that the Spaniards named the entire southern island “Mindanao” in their honor (McKenna 1998, 27). […]
The more recent Indonesian migrants to the Philippines are collectively called Maroris by the natives of Davao. They are called Maroris because in coming to southern Mindanao, a lot of them went by way of […]
Having recently completed several months of archival research on the early Spanish colonial period in Mindanao, I thought it would be useful to share with other potential researchers and students the practical and personal issues […]
Economic growth in the developing world is increasingly viewed as more than a rise in GDP or a healthy balance of payments. Since the early 1990s, international donor agencies have made efforts to ensure not […]
First I would like to express appreciation towards the movement within the Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (ARMM) to develop a high quality and relevant basic education system, including the madrasah that will prepare students […]
Three academic institutions in Japan have important holdings of books, journals, magazines, and other printed literature on the Philippines: Sophia University hosts the collection of Filipino historian Mauro Garcia. Kyoto University’s Center for Southeast Asian […]
“Bendum: In the Heart of Mindanao”Anthony CollinsColor. English. 29 min. IE Film and Video Company, 2001Available from Documentary Educational Resources www.der.org Documentary film audiences are generally people concerned with a particular issue or a specific place where […]
John T. Sidel Capital, Coercion, and Crime: Bossism in the Philippines Stanford, U.S.A. / Stanford University Press / 1999 Patricio N. Abinales Making Mindanao: Cotabato and Davao in the Formation of the Philippine Nation-State Quezon […]
The Lumad’s Struggle in the Face of GlobalizationKarl M. Gaspar, C.Ss.R. Davao City / Alternate Forum for Research in Mindanao / 2000 Lumad is the local term used to refer to indigenous ethno-linguistic groups in the Philippines […]
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