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219 books about the Bangsamoro and its peoples, with where each can be bought, borrowed or read free.
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2016Free to read
Women's Voices in the BangsamoroConciliation Resources
Conciliation Resources
First-person stories of Moro and Teduray women: fighters, wives of combatants, women caught between armies, and peace advocates. It was made jointly by 3 Bangsamoro women's organisations and Conciliation Resources.
2012Out of print
Trafficking in Women and Children in Zamboanga, Basilan, Sulu, and Tawi-TawiAmparita S. Sta. Maria, Nina Patricia Sison-Arroyo and Rhealeth Krizelle Ramos
Ateneo Human Rights Center
A study of trafficking across the Zamboanga–Sulu corridor to Sabah and beyond, its routes and its victims, by the Ateneo Human Rights Center.
2011Out of print
Women and ConflictMary Fe B. Arquiza
Mindanao Migrants Center for Empowering Actions
A study of how displacement by armed conflict leaves people in Mindanao's evacuation camps open to human trafficking. It documents a problem long suspected but little studied.
2010Out of print
Noor-us SalamPhilippine Council for Islam and Democracy
Philippine Council for Islam and Democracy
Proceedings of a 4-day regional conference in Davao City of Muslim women working for peace. It records the talks and discussions on women's roles in peacebuilding in Mindanao.
2004Out of print
Human Rights Treatise on Women, Islam, and DemocracyAteneo Human Rights Center
Ateneo Human Rights Center
A study of the rights and legal status of Muslim women in Mindanao, set against Islam and Philippine democracy. It looks at women's rights in Islamic law and in Philippine practice.
2003Out of print
Experiences and Views of Divorced Muslim Women in Jolo, SuluJennifer Saipudin Nandu
De La Salle University Publishing House
Interviews with divorced Tausug women on marriage, separation and what the law and the community allowed them.