At least 1, 783 individuals equivalent to 378 families from different tribal communities in Surigao del Sur were forced to evacuate their communities due to intensified military operations, a human rights spokesperson said Wednesday.
A graduate from government-ran University of Southeastern Phillippines (Usep) here topped in the August 2014 licensure examination for teachers (LET) in elementary level.
“There is no specific provision in the proposed Bangsamoro Basic Law (BBL) that recognizes the promotion of the welfare and protection of security of tenure of regular employees.”
The Moro National Liberation Front—Council of 15 led by former Cotabato Mayor Muslimin Sema did not show up at the public hearing and consultation on Bangsamoro Basic Law last week.
Tribal leaders here wanted more seats for indigenous peoples in the new Bangsamoro government.