Rappler's latest stories on War in Mindanao
Agnes Callamard backs two Filipino UN experts hit by Malacañang
United Nations special rapporteur on extrajudicial killings Agnes Callamard defends fellow experts Victoria Tauli-Corpuz and Cecilia Jimenez-Damary

WATCH: Marawi generals spend time with evacuees, inspire the youth
The generals take time out of the battle area to spend time with Marawi residents affected by the war

Mindanao a laboratory again?
As President Duterte expands his targets of opportunity it is once again Mindanao – yes his beloved Mindanao – that will be the laboratory of this 21st century version of Marcos’ war

Son of a rebel
Mobarak Hadji Yahya now 33 and a father of 11 is in awe as soldiers help MILF rebels fix schools at Camp Bilal Fifteen years ago he took up arms against these forces

Soldiers help fix schools in MILF camp
The durability of peace in the conflict areas in Mindanao is being tested in Congress where the proposed Bangsamoro Basic Law is being discussed

Mindanao tribes hold ritual to 'enlighten' Congress on BBL
The panel has failed us and now we hope the Congress will be enlightened to hear our voices and pass a BBL that is truly inclusive and just

Thousands gather to support Bangsamoro bill
UPDATED As the House panel votes on the future of the Bangsamoro Basic Law BBL thousands rally their support to the bill that will free the Mindanao people from decades of poverty and underdevelopment

AFP chief: 'Illogical' to go back to war with MILF
We don t want to repeat history Going back to war with the MILF is quite absurd says Armed Forces chief General Gregorio Catapang Jr

Imagine: 31,400 people now displaced in Maguindanao
The peace process was a way out of this violent madness Where is all this taking us in Mindanao?

War and chicken hawks
They act like hawks calling for war because they do not understand the inhumanity of war

Muslim migrants in Manila: BBL best option for peace
We are devoted Muslims We don’t want war Hajji Moh’d Ersad Malli says

The widow of Mamasapano
While the country celebrates its soldier’s bravery the Moro civilians’ pleas for justice almost always go unheard

How to build lasting peace
Why does it seem so easy for hawks to whip up public support for another all out war?
