Key points: (PEACE PROCESS)1. Peace negotiationsa. BBLi. Status of peace process with MILF before PNOY1. General Cessation of Hostilities July 18, 19972. Agreement on the General Framework for the Resumption of Peace Talks between GRP and MILF March 24, 20013. Tripoli Agreement of 2001 Agreement of Peace and MILF June 22, 20014. MOA-AD July 27,2008 -> later declared unconstitutionalii. Timeline of BBL during PNOY administration1. Peace negotiations were resumed February 9, 2011 -> Comprehensive Compact2. GPH MILF Decision Points on Principle as of April 20123. Framework Agreement on the Bangsamoro was forged on October 2-7, 2012 (signed on Oct 15,2012)4. EO 120 was issued to form the Transition Commission to draft Bangsamoro Basic Law formed on December 17, 20125. Sajahatra Bangsamoro program formed on February 11, 20136. Terms of Reference for the Third Party Monitoring Team (TPMT) and Transitional Arrangements and Modalities (TAM) February 13, 2013 and February 25-27 respectively7. Last annex on the BFA was signed Jan 25, 2014 iii. Status of BBL present (other document)iv. Consultative and advisory bodies Transition Commission && TPMTv. Power sharing between GPH and Bangsamoro Political Entity http://manilastandardtoday.com/2015/03/10/improving-the-bangsamoro-basic-law-2/http://www.manilatimes.net/bangsamoro-will-it-bring-peace-and-progress/89088/vi. Compatibility with IPRA re: ancestral domains, natural resource conflict, non-Muslim IP, Shariah court1. There are contradictory provisions in the amended version approved by the House Ad hoc Committee that could seriously undermine the rights of Non-Moro indigenous peoples. While Article V, Section 2 has been amended making the creation of policies on ancestral domains part of the concurrent powers shared by both the National Government and the Bangsamoro Government, Section 3 of Article V on Exclusive powers maintains that the Bangsamoro Government shall exercise exclusive powers on Ancestral domain and Natural Resources. - See more at: http://www.sentro.org/?tag=bangsamoro-basic-law-bbl#sthash.nfAGQ0XT.dpuf2. the provision in Article V Section 4 (other Exclusive Powers) gives the Bangsamoro Government exclusive powers to recognize, constructive or traditional possession of lands and resources by indigenous cultural communities subject to judicial affirmation. The premise of judicial affirmation is that all lands are public lands. This effectively contradicts the recognition that some domains are ancestral hence private but collectively-owned, which is the basis for the issuance of Certificates of Ancestral Domain Titles or CADT. - See more at: http://www.sentro.org/?tag=bangsamoro-basic-law-bbl#sthash.nfAGQ0XT.dpufvii. how the BBL affects the welfare of Bangsamoros 1. HDI provinces in Mindanao had always scored the lowest HDI in the Philippines especially provinces that will be included in the Bangsamoro Political Entity. 2. GINI high income inequality in province included in the Bangsamoro3. Poverty high incidence of poverty can still be seen in affected areas.4. Basic social service delivery5. Peace and security of civilians6. MORO IDENTITY (Art. 3 Sec 1)b. State of CARHHRILi. Status of negotiations with CPP-NPA-NDF1. GPH and NDFP resumed peacetalks on Oslo, Norway on Feb 15 21, 2011a. Reconvened Joint Monitoring Committee (JMC) of CARHRIHLb. to complete the draft comprehensive agreements on the remaining items of the agenda, such as the socio-economic reforms, political-constitutional reforms, and end of hostilities and disposition of forces.2. Chair to Chair informal discussions were held in Hong Kong on 1-2 December 2010. They were joined by a Panel member from each side.(1) unilateral Christmas suspension of offensive military operations will be observed by both sides from December 16, 2010 to January 3, 2011(2) conduct of preliminary/informal talks in January 2011 to pave the way for(3) the resumption of formal talks in February 2010 in Oslo.3. The GPH pushes for a new approach after a 22 month impasse with CPPa. During these 22 month impasse, key figures in the group had been arrested by the government.b. The GPH claims that the CPP-NPA-NDF had proposals of the NDF have backtracked their original position and are subjected to preconditions -> to which they claim to be far-fetched and preposterous/untenable(1) Conditions: free detained CPP consultants, abolish different development programs such as CCT, PAMANA and Oplan Bayanihan.c. Jose Maria Sison said the NDFP has been ready to resume the talks but that as early as the first formal meeting of the negotiating panels in February 2011, the Aquino government attacked the 1992 Hague Joint Declaration, which sets the framework for the talks, as a document of perpetual division.ii. HRV on communist insurgents/suspected communist leaders/ leftleaning activists/student leaders1. Many suspected CPP consultants had been arrested and detained by the National Police.iii. Impunity on HR violators1. Arrest of Jovito Palparan c. Other secessionist groupsi. CPLA Cordillera Peoples Liberation Army -> to fight for Cordillera autonomy (originally from the CPP-NPA-NDF but broke off due to ideological and tactical differences)1. Mt Delta Peace Accord (SIPAT) (est on C.Aquinos presidency) -> followed by a MOA Towards the Final Disposition of Arms and Forces of the CBA-CPLA and its Transformation into a Potent Socio-economic Unarmed Force in Malacaang on July 4, 2011. -> the GPH and CPLA had started to cooperate into the reintegration of the CPLA to the societya. It lays down the mechanism to ensure disposition of arms and forces of CPLAb. Economic (re)integration and livelihood support c. Development projects with oversight committees for management, cooperation and utilization of resources.2. Oplan Bayanihan3. Executive Order 49 series 20114. However, the process of agreement has been slow to which the OPAPP attributes to some internal problems ->issues on the implementation and status of the agreement.d. PAMANAi. PAMANA has a total budget of P1.76 billion, to be used by DILG (P958 million), DSWD (789.8 million) and DAR (P16.5 million) in implementing its component activities. OPAPP, which initiated the program, monitors the implementation of PAMANA and the use of the funds. The funding will benefit 2,214 local government units in 2012.2. Government measures on affected civiliansa. In general (esp CAA, poorest and remote areas)b. IPsc. Womend. Childrene. Involvement of CSOs in all of this3. Modernization program of the PNP, AFP

Moro Problem Muslim and Christians have insurmountable differences and inequalities in culture and should therefore have two set of governments. The government has been dealing with the Moro Problem for decades. But it is not addressing the grievances of Muslim Filipinos in their own struggle and right to self-determination in the context of the Moro identity and their struggles against their corrupt/irresponsible leaders. - http://www.academia.edu/9613519/Being_Filipino_and_BangsamoroIt does not truly answer poor governance, warlordism, narco-politics, graft, and corruption