Tag: Philippines peace talks
Observing the International Day of Peace in the Context of the...
Calling for the ways of peace through principled negotiations is to reject a militarist solution, of martial rule in any guise
Philippines church groups appeal to President Marcos to revive peace talks...
The religious leaders called on Marcos “to reconstitute the [government] peace panel and resume the … peace negotiations"
Ecumenical faith-based group says prospects of peace under Marcos presidency ‘quite...
The PEPP called on President Marcos to resume formal peace talks that will 'address the roots of the armed conflict'
Ecumenical church group calls on Filipinos to ‘vote for peace’ on...
“As peace advocates, we ask the electorate to deeply discern from among the candidates ... if they are truly working for peace”
Philippine green groups urge political candidates to promote peace talks
The activists urged politicians "to stand with environmental defenders and abolish" the NTF-ELCAC
Ecumenical peace group raises concern over ‘escalating violence’ in Mindanao
The peace group appealed to the government "to stop aerial bombings as these result to massive destruction and collateral damage"
Ecumenical church group renews call for peace talks on International Day...
The tagging of the rebels as terrorists “effectively buried years of laborious and painstaking agreements and gradual steps toward peace”
Unfazed by failure, faith-based groups press for peace talks between gov’t,...
PEPP leaders say they will continue to press for peace negotiations even after President Rodrigo Duterte ends his term in 2022
Philippine ecumenical peace group urges gov’t, rebels to return to negotiating...
The Philippine Ecumenical Peace Platform made the call a week after a bomb explosion in Masbate City killed two people
Philippine church group alarmed over tagging of peace consultants as ‘terrorists’
The church leaders warn that the move “will have far-reaching and adverse repercussions” on the peace process
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