Centre for Peace and Conflict Studies

2011Free to read

Elizabeth M. Padilla

A way to carry what the victims of violence in Mindanao say up to the negotiators at the government–MILF peace talks.

2014Free to read

Ebrahim F. Ampuan and Juwairiya U. Lingga

What the Subanen, an indigenous people of the Zamboanga peninsula who are not Muslim, thought of the Bangsamoro entity then being negotiated, and what they asked of it.

2015Free to read

Centre for Peace and Conflict Studies

Interviews with 10 of the 145 MILF fighters who handed in their weapons at the first decommissioning, in Sultan Kudarat, Maguindanao, in June 2015, on the lives they hoped to build.

2016Free to read

Abhoud Syed M. Lingga

The stories of almost 300 Bangsamoro men and women, from Maguindanao, the Lanao provinces, the Zamboanga peninsula, Basilan, Sulu and Tawi-Tawi, of decades of conflict and their hopes after the 2014 peace agreement.

2017Free to read

Tengku Abdul Ghafar

Malaysia’s facilitator of the government–MILF talks on how they reached the Comprehensive Agreement on the Bangsamoro in 2014, and how he got the two sides past their deadlocks.

2017Free to read

Alfredo Ferrariz Lubang

A community survey on what trust means to people living with the government–MILF peace accords, what builds it and what wears it down, with advice for the parties and those carrying the accords out.

2018Free to read

Salah Jubair (Mohagher Iqbal)

The speeches of the MILF’s chief negotiator from 2005 to 2018, which follow the peace process with the government through the eyes of the Front.

2019Free to read

Tengku Shahpur

What the survivors of the 2017 siege of Marawi told listeners about their losses, life in the evacuation centres and the city they want rebuilt.