Women urged to take active role in peace process

Atty. Angela Librado-Trinidad, the only woman member of the government peace panel said that the women’s role in the succeeding rounds of the talks will be important because the output of the talks represent the demands of the women “as a sector and as part of the constituency”.

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Labor Secretary Silvestre Bello says the Duterte administration is determined to resolve the issue of contractualization of workers. (Ace R. Morandante/davaotoday.com file photo)

GRP panel says Davao blast will not affect peace process

The government ?panel ?negotiating peace with the National Democratic Front ?assured that the night market blast ?here on Friday ?will not affect the ongoing ??peace? talks.

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Presidential Peace Adviser Sec. Jesus Dureza. Ace Morandante/PPD

Dureza on peace talks with NDF: it’s not a walk in the park

Presidential Peace Adviser Secretary Jesus Dureza said that it is important to set mechanisms to prevent skirmishes, to identify the party who will intervene, and to find out how such incident occurred under a ceasefire

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CPP declares indefinite unilateral ceasefire

The Communist Party of the Philippines and the National Operational Command of the New People’s Army (NPA) has reciprocated the indefinite ceasefire issued by President Rodrigo Duterte with a declaration of an interim ceasefire to all commands and units of the NPA and people’s militias on Sunday, August 28.

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