Bansamoro Basic Law Case Study

First of all, I disagree to Bansamoro Basic Law because of the consequences we might face or take in the future if they approve the BBL. The conflict start because the Philippine government wants to own the land called “Sabah” but the Muslims in Mindanao doesn’t want them to own it. So the government made a plan led by President Marcos, forcing to claim the land and by that he train Muslim people to kill Muslims in Mindanao. But they knew they will kill their same kind. So the Muslims killed their masters then President Marcos killed all the Muslims that have been trained. And conflict start between Philippine Government and people in Mindanao because of that Jabidah Massacre which saw the killing of 60 Filipino Muslim commandos. So University of the Philippines professor Nur Misuari formed a group the Moro Islamic Liberation Front, Moro National

The Ilaga engaged in massacres and atrocities and were responsible for Manili massacre of 65 Moro Muslim civilians in a Mosque on June 1971, including women and children. The Ilaga also engaged in cannibalism, cutting off the body parts of their victims to eat in rituals. Other massacres committed by the Philippine armed forces against Moro civilians include the November 1971 Tacub massacre, 1974Malisbong massacre, October 1977 Patikul massacre, February 1981 Pata Island massacre. On September 24, 1974, in the Malisbong massacre the Armed Forces of the Philippines slaughtered 1,766 Moro Muslim civilians who were praying at a Mosque in addition to mass raping Moro girls who had been taken aboard a boat. In 1977, Shiekh Salamat Hashim established the Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF), a splinter group of the MNLF seeking to establish an Islamic state. Conflicts between these rebel groups and the Armed Forces of the Philippines would continue until the end of the regime of President