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9 more days into ending the MARTIAL LAW, civil society are consulting on the options of bakwits/evacuees and affected communities. 51 days of suffering, please leave us, enough is enough all ARMED FORCES FROM ALL SIDES . Meantime, we in Ranao Rescue Team, hold in our hands medical reports on patients from hospitals that suffered from the Marawi crisis . While we thank the hospitals for sponsoring many of the IDPs' expenses , we urge the AFP to seriously look into the ramifications ie trauma from armed operations. Use of aerial, ground and various attacks have been unbearable to the senses of residents. The shake from the F 150 is literally earth-shaking. We are somehow thankful in the statement of the Armed Forces of the Philippines that it will do its best to end the Marawi conflict within 15 days. We urge our future be NOT suspended by a promise and such action to CLOSE DOWN ARMED OPERATIONS be fulfilled and that LAW ENFORCEMENT TAKES EFFECT against those violating...

  By:   Carino Rey Antequisa  Few days after the start of the Marawi seige, just as the aerial bombing started, I meet a Maranao friend who evacuated in Iligan City. One of his comment that stuck to my head was: "the bombing will recruit more jihadist, its just like the Martial law war that recruited more Moro rebels and NPA guerrillas. Its sad." In his Maranao accented Bisaya, he added: "Nasugdan na man, wala ta mahimo, mag-andam na ta... Muslim ug Christian ... kita tanan biktima. Tabla!" I smiled and jokingly said: "Na... mouli na lang mi ani sa Bohol." He joked back: "Dili man safe didto, wa man mahurot ang Abu Sayaf didto. Naa pa lain grupo, nagtago." We parted ways smiling, but deep inside worried. As I read the Article below, it sends shivers down my spine. Its the story of Kiram, who was recruited to the Maute Group because he was attracted out of adventurism and the lure of income. His revelations has very profound implication...

Manifesto of CSOs Partners for Marawi Crisis Response We- the civil society organizations working for 400,432 internally displaced persons of Marawi City and Lanao del Sur -- are in partnership and in complementation of roles and commitments in upholding the rights of internally displaced peoples albeit the cloak of martial law declared by President Rodrigo Duterte. We are saddened that in this 44rth day of Marawi Crisis, there are now 84,856 families or 400,432 persons displaced by the armed conflict of which 3,982 families or 18,335 persons are languishing in 78 Evacuation Centers (ECs) while 70,895 home-based internally displaced families or 335,064 persons are tracked in 409 barangays in seven (7) Regions. These number of evacuees are from 96 Barangays of Marawi. We deeply empathize with the evacuees crammed in evacuation centers where 8 children already died of diarrhea per reports and 25 women, accordingly, have suffered post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). That due to...

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