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| by Balaod Mindanaw
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BALAOD Comments and Position on EO 79
| by BALAOD Mindanaw
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BALAOD UPDATES (JANUARY – MARCH 2012)
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BALAOD Mindanaw and other CSOs join Archbishop Antonio Ledesma in urging Pnoy for creation of the CDO River Basin Management Council and the declaration of CDO River Basin as a Protected Area
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Of Conflict and Displacement: Press Advisory

 

 

“Of Conflict and Displacement: A Documentation on the Human Rights Violations in

Lanao del Sur and Lanao del Norte during the 2008 Armed Conflict

and the Implications of Recurring Violence on the Community Members”

Public Presentation AND BOOK LAUNCH

Elena Tower Inn, Tibanga, Iligan City

9 September 2011

 

 

“We asked for help from our relatives first, but later on we were ashamed to ask, that is why we sneaked into our farms at night to harvest. My nephew Yasser Damael, the fourteen-year-old boy, was killed and thrown in the toilet pit, he was unlucky”, Hadji Majeed

 

The unfortunate August 2008 incident in the Lanao Provinces brought many lives to the grave and many families struggling for home, food, security, peace and comfort.  These have been heard in the news but many still left untold. 

 

BALAOD Mindanaw, Kalimudan Foundation and Ecoweb, Inc., in partnership and thru the support of Australian Aid, initiated a capacity building and documentation project.  This provided the community opportunity to document human rights violations occurred during the conflict. 

 

The result of the documentation will be presented to various concerned government bodies and other stakeholders. 

 

The community is expected to ask commitments from government officials and other stakeholders in protecting and fulfilling their basic rights.

 

 

 

For inquiries, contact Ms. Maryland Gargar

mallyko@gmail.com / 0917.7171879

 
© 2011 Balaod Mindanaw