| RESOLUTION ON PEACE PROCESS |
|
|
|
| Written by Bangsamoro Reporter | ||||
| Saturday, 02 August 2008 | ||||
|
In the Name Of Allah, most Merciful, Most Beneficent
RESOLUTION OF THE RANAW BANGSAMORO CIVIL SOCIETY ORGANIZATION
URGING THE GOVERNMENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES (GRP) TO
HASTEN THE SIGNING OF THE MUTUALLY APPROVED MEMORANDOM OF AGREEMENT ON ANCESTRAL DOMAIN
(MOA-AD); TO IMPLEMENT ALL LEGAL COMMITMENTS OF THE GRP TO THE
BANGSAMORO AND TO RE-SCHEDULE THE ARMM ELECTION AS OVERWHELMINGLY
NECESSARY, PRACTICABLE AND BENEFICIAL TOWARDS SUSTAINING THE MOMENTUM
GAINED IN THE PEACE PROCESS.
RESOLUTION No. 01 S. 2008
WHEREAS,
During the Bangsamoro Civil Society-Lanao Provincial Consultations with
the theme “The Bangsamoro CSO Making Impact on the Peace Process and
Beyond: Towards the Birthing a New Reality” held on July 28-29, 2008 at
the Noramis Convention Hall, Marawi City, the participating CSO leaders and representatives, after due deliberation, reached the consensus to create the RANAW BANGSAMORO CIVIL SOCIETY ORGANIZATION in
order to pursue all the identified activities and programs in defining
and promoting the role of civil society organization in support of the
national peace building efforts and the genuine exercise of the
Bangsamoro Right to Self-Determination.
WHEREAS,
We recognize the vast impact of the resumption of the peace negotiation
between the Government of the Republic of the Philippines (GRP) and the
Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF) as an invaluable strategic achievement of the peace process specially that the Memorandum of Agreement
on Ancestral Domain, a core aspiration of the Bangsamoro, has been
mutually approved and subject merely to a ceremonial final signing;
WHEREAS,
We are actually conscious of the fact that the conduct of the ARMM
elections, at this particular point in time, puts the gains of the
peace process under an unnecessary “suspension mode” that can be
construed as unwillingness or insincerity to give peace a chance ands
spoiling act that promotes the resumption of hostilities;
WHEREAS,
It is a truism that in all confrontation and peace negotiations between
the GRP and the Bangsamoro Revolutionary fronts, including the
continued activities of various peace spoilers with vested interests,
it is the peace, security and well-being of the civil populace that is
sacrificed and/or that hangs in the balance, i.e. destruction of lives,
properties and source of sustenance in times of war;
WHEREAS,
We deem it as the most urgent and wisest move of all parties sincere to
the peace process, to reschedule the forthcoming ARMM elections until
and after the establishment of the redefined Bangsamoro territory in
order to enable all citizens to participate, as is their right, in all
political exercises in the new autonomous region of the Bangsamoro;
WHEREAS,
The welfare of the people is the supreme law of the land and it is now
the clamor of the great majority of Bangsamoro masses that the momentum
gained in the current peace process graduates to a satisfactory
Negotiable Political Settlement, and that all processes that run
counter to it, like the conduct of the forthcoming elections, be
deferred to their appropriate times;
WHEREFORE, premises considered, the representatives of CSO organizations and members of the RANAW BM-CSO hereby resolves, as it is hereby resolved, to declare the following, to wit:
1. We
congratulate the parties in the negotiation table and most notably ,
Her Excellency, President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo for successfully
elevating the peace talks into discussions on one of the core issues of
the conflict, that of Ancestral Domain.
2. We
express deepest appreciation for the initial signing of the Memorandum
of Agreement on Ancestral Domain, viewing it is a proof of sincerity,
especially the call of Her Excellency for re – scheduling of the ARMM elections which we deem as necessary to sustain the
momentum of the peace process towards a final peace agreement , to
avert the threat of renewed hostilities and to enable all citizens of
the final territorial jurisdiction of the Bangsamoro Autonomous Region
to participate in the electoral process.
3. We
respectfully urge Her Excellency, President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo to
hasten the immediate signing of the Memorandum of Agreement of
Ancestral Domain, its implementation as well as the implementation as
well as the implementation of all previous legal commitment of the GRP
to the Bangsamoro.
4. We
call on the venerable members of the House of Congress and the House of
Senate to exercise, practicability and benefits of rescheduling the
ARMM elections with particular consideration of the grievous perception
of the Bangsamoro that the conduct of elections at this point in time
is another imposition with which to insidiously destroy and dismantle
the gains of the peace process in the convenient guise of safeguarding the exercise of the right of suffrage of the Bangsamoro people even at the cost of their security from destructive war.
5. We
express deep gratitude to the Honorable members of the International
Monitoring Team (IMT) for the vigilant to the peace process.
RESOLVED FINALLY that copies of this resolution be furnished to Her Excellency, President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo, Malacanang Palace,
Manila, to venerable leaders of both the upper and lower chambers of
the Philippine Congress, to the Honorable members of the International
Monitoring Team (IMT) and to the leaders of the Bangsamoro
Revolutionary Fronts as well as the board populace of the Bangsamoro.
ADOPTED this 29th day of July, 2008 in Marawi City , Philippines .
(SGD)
Dr. Guimba B. Poingan
College of Public Affairs
MSU-Marawi City
Prof. Salipada S. Tamano
Secretary General; Al Manar Philippines
Marawi City
Atty. Adelaida D. Ditucalan
Member, Board of trustees
MARADECA, Inc.
Dr. Sapia Abdurachman
Secretary, Mindanao Ranao Development Center
Marawi City
Padoman G. Paporo, Ph.D
President, Philippine Muslim Women Council, Inc.
Marawi City
Moctar I. Matuan, Ph.D.
Secretary, Ranao Muslim-Christian Movement for Dialogue and Peace
Marawi City
Haron Marohom
Chairman, MC-MPC
Marawi City
Azmarie M. Labao
Youth Rep. Insan/ Kapamagogopa Inc.Volunteer
Marawi City
Rohanisah D. Malawad
Member, SIFE
Marawi City
Abulkhair M. Alibasa
Bangsamoro Successor Generation Network/
Ranaw Youth for Sustainable Development
Marawi City, Lanao del Sur
Fahad M. Ismael
Youth for Knowledge-Based Society/
The Nation of Freedom, Ranao
Marawi City
Raisah C. Cayoga
IMERGG
Marawi City
Abdulgafor I. Macauyag
President, PAGSA
MSU-Marawi City
Fahad D. Galawan
Kabataan Pinoy Society
Marawi City
Jawirah D. Macala
Young Muslim Professional for Peace & Development (YupPEACE)
Marawi City
Mubarak A. Macalawi
MSU-CFES
Marawi City
Samia Aquino
Secretary, PAGSA
MSU-Marawi City
Noronsalam Dimalutang
Kapamagogopa, Inc.
Marawi City
Rajib M. Bubong
President, Supreme Student Government
MSU-Marawi City
Skip Garibaldi Islam
Secretary General,
The Nation of Freedom
Diamla I. Maraning
Kalimudan Foundation, Inc.
Marawi City
Amenodin T. Cali
Exe. Director, Kalimudan Foundation
Marawi City
Faisah S. Barani
CDF, Kalimudan Foundation
Nor-Ainie B. Lalia
Junior Adviser, SLAAP
MSU-Marawi City
Khaled U. Magumpara
Scholar,Gokongwei Brothers Foundation
Japan
Abubakar Sahara Sarah D.
Inspired Young Optimist Guild
MSU-Marawi City
Sittie Sahara D. Mutia
Al-Muhsinon Student Association
MSU-Marawi City
Junairah Pia Malawi
IYOG
Marawi City
Badron Abulkalid Cali
Chairman, SAMAPAH Marawi City
Add as favourites (21) | Quote this article on your website | Views: 346 | E-mail
Only registered users can write comments. Powered by AkoComment Tweaked Special Edition v.1.4.6 |
||||
| < Prev | Next > |
|---|








