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From Rivalry to Shared Purpose – A Call for Courageous Bangsamoro Leadership

From Rivalry to Shared Purpose – A Call for Courageous Bangsamoro Leadership

by Ismael Kulat | Oct 16, 2026 | Editorial, Feature, News

  Editorial: Views from the Consortium of Bangsamoro Civil Society (CBCS) as part of its advocacy for good governance, social cohesion and inclusive development The Bangsamoro now stands at a defining crossroads: whether to remain weighed down by political...
Building a Peaceful and Inclusive BARMM: Challenges and Opportunities Ahead

Building a Peaceful and Inclusive BARMM: Challenges and Opportunities Ahead

by Ismael Kulat | Oct 15, 2026 | Editorial, Feature, News, Uncategorized

Editorial: Views from the Consortium of Bangsamoro Civil Society (CBCS) and the Tri-Peoples’ Movement for inclusive Peace and Development (TRI-PEACE)The journey toward lasting peace and meaningful development in the BARMM faces fundamental challenges that go beyond...

A SOLIDARITY MARCH FOR PEACE AND UNITY IN BARMM: A Tri-People Call to Rebuild Bridges of Peace and Promoting Cohesion

by Ismael Kulat | Apr 1, 2026 | Feature, Impact Stories, News

Background:BARMM is the outcome of sustained efforts to resolve the Bangsamoro question ofRight to Self-Determination and to bring peace and development for all. It is the biggest opportunity for the people in the Bangsamoro to chart their development and peaceful...
CBCS NETWORK MEMBER IN GENSAN RECEIVED ASSISTANCE FROM DOLE 12

CBCS NETWORK MEMBER IN GENSAN RECEIVED ASSISTANCE FROM DOLE 12

by Ismael Kulat | Dec 28, 2025 | Feature, Impact Stories, News

General Santos City – December 23, 2025: The Council of Imam Inc. (GSC-CI), a network member of CBCS located in the Soguda Buayan Cluster, successfully received and distributed 143 bags of 25-kg milled rice valued at P200,000 under the Department of Labor and...
Sustaining the Bangsamoro Struggle: The Roles of KFI and CBCS in BARMM’s Establishment

Sustaining the Bangsamoro Struggle: The Roles of KFI and CBCS in BARMM’s Establishment

by Ismael Kulat | Oct 12, 2025 | Feature, Impact Stories, News

In a recent post-dated October 7, 2025, Quraish D. Langcap, Deputy Director of the Office of the Other Bangsamoro Communities (OOBC-BARMM), reflected on the critical contribution of non-governmental organizations (NGOs) and civil society organizations (CSOs) in...
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