Sulu Launches Own ID System

Governor Sakur Tan distributes ID to villagers in Sulu province in southern RP. Gov. Sakur Tan says the ID system will help deter crimes and terrorism in the province. Patikul town Mayor Kabir Hayudini also shows reporters his ID. (Mindanao Examiner Photos/Nickee Butlangan and Arthur Abasolo)

SULU, Philippines (Mindanao Examiner / Jan. 21, 2008) – Sulu province in the southern Philippines has launched its own citizen identification system aimed at curbing crimes and deter terrorism and served as a database for local census, officials said Monday.

Sulu Gov. Sakur Tan said the provincial ID system was launched over the weekend in the town of Patikul, whose population now is more than 50,000. “We are going to issue identification cards in all towns and we have the support of the local government officials and the citizens themselves,” Tan told the Mindanao Examiner.

Sulu, one of 5 provinces under the Muslim autonomous region in Mindanao, has 19 towns – Hadji Panglima Tahil, Indanan, Jolo, Kalingalang Caluang, Lugus, Luuk, Maimbung, Panamao, Omar, Pandami, Panglima Estino, Pangutaran, Parang, Pata, Siasi, Talipao, Tapul and Tongkil.

Patikul Mayor Kabir Hayudini said his town will serve as a model for the implementation of the citizen identification card in other areas in the province, about 950 kilometers south of Manila.

“The people are really very supportive of the ID system and that’s why we have Patikul as model for this citizen identification card system in cooperation with the Sulu provincial government, the military and police authorities and the national census (office),” Hayudini told reporters, adding, that those covered by the ID system are citizens 12 years old above.

Tan said the provincial government shouldered all expenses needed for the ID system.

“The identification card system in Sulu province is a collaborative effort between local governments, the Armed Forces (of the Philippines), the Philippine National Police and other stake holders of peace and development in the province.”

“The ID system will deter crimes and prevent terrorism because it would be easy to identify those who are not from Sulu and this will protect the citizens. It will also be beneficial for business and other transactions,” he said.

Tan said the local ID system is not part of the proposed national ID system.

“This is our initiative and while politicians and other groups in Manila argue about the national ID system, my province is already implementing our own citizen identification card system. This will also establish an accurate census in Sulu,” he said.

A census is an enumeration of all the people of a village or a systematic and complete count of all who are living in specified places.

The local ID system includes a photo of the holder and the following information - the date and place of birth, civil status, blood type, age, address, thumb prints and sex among others.

Provincial mayors and Muslim religious leaders and business groups lauded the ID system in Sulu province.

The launching of the ID system in Sulu coincided with the closing of the two-day peace caravan joined by thousands of Muslims.

The caravan was a collaborative effort of government agencies and various non-government agencies to address the immediate health, education and livelihood needs of communities affected by conflict.

Tan said the caravan, which began on Friday in the town of Jolo went around Patikul and Kalingalang Caluang towns, scene of previous clashes between rebels and soldiers.

He said the caravan was also aimed at consulting with the communities on their medium and long term concerns particularly on livelihood and employment aspect as well as provides a humanitarian face to the ongoing conflict in Sulu.

He said the caravan provided several millions of pesos in aids to support peace and development in Sulu. The Department of Education also pledged to send at least 15 tons of assorted books to different government schools in the province, Tan said.

Tan also released buffaloes for local farmers and led government officials in medical and dental missions in far-flung villages in Luuk and Patikul town during the caravan.

A similar caravan was also held Monday in Basilan province, which is also part of the Muslim autonomous region. (With reports from Nickee Butlangan and Arthur Abasolo)

Peace Caravan Kicks Off In Southern Philippines

SULU, Philippines (Mindanao Examiner / Jan. 17, 2008) – Thousands of Muslims are expected to join two days of peace caravan in the southern Filipino province of Sulu, Gov. Sakur Tan said on Thursday.

He said the caravan is a collaborative effort of national government agencies and various non-government agencies to address the immediate health, education and livelihood needs of communities affected by conflict.

Tan said the caravan would kick off on Friday in the town of Jolo and would go around Patikul and Kalingalang Caluang towns, scene of previous clashes between rebels and soldiers.

“It is different now. The areas are now a venue of peace and thousands of people are joining our efforts to spread peace in the whole of Sulu,” Tan told reporters.

Dubbed as Health, Education, and Livelihood for Progress (H.E.L.P) Humanitarian Caravan, it is a mechanism designed to address the needs of communities in crisis due to the prevailing conflict in the area, according to Jesus Dureza, the Presidential peace adviser. “This effort of the government will focus on health, education and livelihood to continuously provide development in the areas greatly affected by conflict.”

“This convergence effort shows government’s sincere desire of achieving sustainable peace and development in the region particularly in the areas affected by conflict,” Dureza said.

In the effort to effectively implement the program for the region, agencies were grouped into four clusters to identify project and services that will be delivered for health, nutrition and sanitation; education; livelihood and employment; and other programs and services, according to Tan.

Tan said the H.E.L.P initiative is also aimed at consulting with the communities on their medium and long term concerns particularly on livelihood and employment aspect as well as provide a humanitarian face to the ongoing conflict in Sulu.

A similar caravan would also be held in Basilan next week. (With reports from Nickee Butlangan, Arthur Abasolo and Jun Delgado)

IDP Forum, Peace Caravan Held In Basilan Island

Basilan island Governor Jum Akbar reads the manifesto presented by IDPs with CBCS' Sammy Maulana.

BASILAN, Philippines (Mindanao Examiner / Dec. 20, 2007) – Hundreds of people joined a peace caravan in the southern Philippine island of Basilan, where a manifesto was also signed by peace advocates, led by the Consortium of Bangsamoro Civil Society (CBCS).

Most of those who joined the caravan were representatives of Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) from the towns of Albarka, Tipo-Tipo, Tuburan, Sumisip, and Akbar that had been affected by the July 10 fighting between the Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF) and government forces.

Prior to the “Caravan for Justice and Peace,” the CBCS held a forum about the plight of the IDPs and they also narrated their plight and problems that they have been facing since being displaced by the fighting.

“About 40% of those affected by the conflict remained displaced. The others have returned, but in a marginal basis only, as they only go to their lands during the day but return to their evacuated locations at night.“

“They continue to live in this kind of set up because of the general fear that military operations and open armed conflict will once again erupt at anytime. They lament the fact that the Armed Forces of the Philippines in Basilan is not sensitive to the welfare of the civilians that are adversely affected by their military operations, that they all of them are unfairly suspected of being sympathizers or supporters of the Abu Sayyaf Group that is allegedly operating in their communities, and that no peace mechanism has yet been thought of and installed by either the LGUs concerned, or between the AFP and the MILF in the province that would assure them that they could safely and permanently return to their places of origin and begin to rebuild their lives anew,” CBCS said in a statement sent to the Mindanao Examiner.

It also enumerated several problems the IDPs are currently facing: 1) Experiencing economic crisis due to the loss of their source of livelihood and have fallen into debt, 2) Trauma to children due to insensitive military operations, such as extremely loud artillery fire that are within or in close proximity to populated areas, some of which have caused cases of nausea and vomiting, 3) Indefinite suspension of classes due to abandonment of schools and no salary given to teachers, 4) Illness, disease and malnutrition experienced by children and elders, whether those in the places of evacuation or those who have returned, due to absence of delivery of basic health and social services, and 5) Difficulty in reviving sources of livelihood in the places of origin because of the absence of delivery of basic public services and the destruction of property.

Based on these problems, an IDP Manifesto was drafted and signed by the IDPs present in the forum that called for local and national stakeholders and leaders to act on the problems they are facing until today and to uphold their rights to live in a peaceful environment, to enjoy security to life, limb and property, and to be free from military threats and harassment.

A copy of the manifesto was also sent to the Mindanao Examiner.

Bismillahir Rahmaanir Raheem

(In the name of God, the Most Beneficient, the Most Merciful)

BASILAN IDP’s MANIFESTO

Assalaamu Alaikum wa Rahmatullahi wa Barakatuhu!

Kami pong mga nagsipaglagda sa ibaba nito na mga representante ng mga pamilyang galing sa mga munisipyo ng Albarka, Tipo-Tipo, Sumisip, Tuburan, Adjul at Akbar dito sa lalawigan ng Basilan, ng Autonomous Region for Muslim Mindanao sa katimugang bahagi ng Pilipinas na napinsala at napilitang lumikas dahil sa armadong hidwaan sa pagitan ng Hukbong Sandatahan ng Republika ng Pilipinas (AFP) at ng Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF) noong ikasampo ng Hulyo, 2007, at sa pagtugis ng mga puwersa ng AFP sa mga kasapi sa Abu Sayyaf Group (ASG) noong buwan ng Agosto, ay nagkaisa upang ipahayag sa araw na ito ang aming kasalukuyang kalagayan at mga kahilingan upang makamit ang katarungan at kapayapaan na nauukol para sa amin.

Kami po ay dati nang mahirap, na puspusang nakikibaka upang makamit ang desente at makataong antas ng pamumuhay sa aming bayan. Subalit sa kabila ng aming pagsisikap at pagpupunyagi ay napinsala kami ng mga nabanggit na armadong hidwaan at marami sa aming bilang, magpahanggang ngayon, ay hindi pa nakakabalik sa aming mga pinagmulang tirahan at lupain.

Sa amin pong paglikas ay napilitan naming iwanan ang mga ari-arian at mga kabuhayan na matagal na naming naipundar matiyak lamang ang kaligtasan ng aming mga minamahal sa buhay.

Sa kasalukuyan po ay may tinatayang 40% sa amin ang hanggang ngayon ay hindi pa nakakabalik sa aming mga tirahan at lupain. Samantala, ang 60% naman sa amin ay nakabalik na. Subalit, ang dalawang grupong ito ay patuloy na dumaranas ng di makataong pamumuhay sa kanilang kinaroroonan.

Ito po ay dahil sa mga sumusunod na kadahilanan:

1. Ang mga hindi pa nakakabalik sa kanilang mga tirahan ay ayaw bumalik dahil sa matinding alanganin na posibleng magkaroon muli ng armadong hidwaan o putukan sa anumang oras. Ang kalagayang ito ay lalong pinasama noong huling halalan na kung saan ay nagkaroon din ng kalat-kalat na armadong engkwentro sa pagitan ng iba’t ibang mga grupo.

2. Ito rin ang agam-agam ng mga taong nakabalik na sa kanilang mga tirahan at lupain, na maaaring sila ay mapilitang lumikas muli kung biglaang magkakaroon ng panibagong armadong hidwaan sa mga lugar nila.

3. Ang mga hindi pa nakakabalik sa kanilang mga tirahan ay ayaw rin bumalik dahil sa halos kawalan ng mga pangkaraniwang serbisyo-publiko sa mga lugar na ito. Dagdag pa rito ang kahirapan sa buhay na nararanasan nila sa ngayon doon sa mga lugar na kanilang pinaglikasan, kung saan ay nabaon sila sa utang dahil sa kawalan ng kabuhayan at kawalan ng pagkakataong makapaghanap-buhay ng maayos.

4. Natigil ang pagaaral ng mga estudyante dahil sa pagsara ng mga paaralan at sa di pagpapasahod sa mga guro ng mga paaralang ito. Hanggang sa ngayon hindi pa ito natutugunan.
5. Ang paglala ng kalagayan ng kalusugan at paglaganap ng malnutrisyon sa maraming bakwit, lalo na sa mga kabataan at mga matatanda.

6. Ang pagkasira ng mga bahay at ari-arian nila dahil sa pagkasunog o di kaya dahil sa napagitna ang mga ito sa mga barilan.

7. Ang kawalan ng mekanismong panglokal na pagkasunduan ng kapwa AFP at ng MILF, liban sa Pangkalahatang Kasunduan sa Pagtigil Hidwaan na napapaloob sa ilalim ng Usapang Pangkapayapaan, na maiwasan ang muling pagkakaroon ng malawakan o di kaya ay paulit-ulit na paglikas ng mga tao sa tuwing nagkakaroon ng armadong operasyon sa mga lugar na ito.

8. Ang patuloy na malawakang militarisasyon sa mga lugar na ito, na dati rati ay mapayapa, na patuloy na nakakaligalig sa aming pamumuhay.

9. Ang pagkaligalig at pangamba (trauma) na nadarama ng maraming mga bakwit, lalo na ang mga kabataan, ay nauuwi sa walang hangganang pagkabahala naming lahat.

Dahil sa mga kalagayang inilahad sa itaas, kami po ay nananawagan na:

1. Itigil na ang paulit-ulit na pagkakaroon ng armadong hidwaan doon sa mga komunidad dahil ang mga ito ay hindi lupang pinagdirigmaan, kundi lupang kinabubuhayan.

2. Itigil ang sapilitan pagpapalikas sa mga taong napinsala na ang gusto lamang ay mamuhay ng mapayapa sa kanilang mga tirahan at lupain.

3. Bigyan ng pagkakataon at malinaw na garantiya ang mga taong napinsala na makabalik sa kanilang mga lupain at maalis ng tuluyan ang pangambang maaaring mapilitan silang lumikas muli kung may panibagong armadong hidwaan dito.

4. Magkaroon ng mekanismong panglokal na mapagkasunduan ng kapwa AFP at MILF upang maiwasan ang muling pagkakaroon ng malawakan o di kaya ay paulit ulit na paglikas ng taong bayan sa tuwing nagkakaroon ng armadong operasyon sa mga lugar na ito.

5. Tugunan ang mga suliranin ng mga bakwit sa kalusugan, malnutrisyon, at pagkaligalig (trauma) sa lalong madaling panahon.

6. Buksang muli ang mga sinarang mga paaralan at ibigay ang kaukulang sahod ng mga guro nito upang makapagbalik-aral ang mga estudyante nito.

7. Tugunan ang pang ekonomiyang suliranin ng mga pamilyang napinsala ng mga armadong hidwaan upang sila ay mabigyan ng pagkakataong makatayong muli at matugunan ang pangangailangan ng kanilang mga pamilya.

8. Kumpunihin ng mga Barangay Roads na nasira o sira pa rin hanggang ngayon.

9. Respetuhin ang karapatang pantao ng mga mamamayang nakatira sa mga lugar na ito.
Ang hangad po lamang namin ay mabawi ang aming dating antas ng pamumuhay at mabigyan kami ng pagkakataon na maiangat namin ito. Hinihiling po namin ang katarungan, dahil ang katarungan namin ay katarungan para sa lahat na naghahangad ng malaya, mapayapa, at maunlad na lipunan.

Maraming Salamat at Wassalaam.

Nilagdaan ngayong ika 14 na araw ng Desyembre, 2007 dito sa Datu Dizal Cultural Center, Lamitan City, Basilan.

(Sgd.) TOTONG ESPALDON (Sgd.) BAJER NADDUA (Sgd.) HAMID KATARE

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(Sgd.) JAINULLA A. JAHA (Sgd.) TONY HALUN (Sgd.) AMIR A. SULOR
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(Sgd.) HASIM A. MAULANA (Sgd.) ALAUDDIN AIRIL (Sgd.) HAPIKIN BIRONG
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(Sgd.) MAKSUD MAHMUD (Sgd.) ABDURAHMAN ANJAIP (Sgd.) PA-AT HAMJA
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(Sgd.) BAYAN HASSAN (Sgd.) AHMAD HAMID (Sgd.) MARK S. HASSAN
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(Sgd.) JEUNUDIN ABDULLAH (Sgd.) H. ASMA TAHIR (Sgd.) NURAYA MAHMUD
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(Sgd.) JAM Y. ALIH (Sgd.) JOHNNY BAWABATOT (Sgd.) HUSNA DAHIM
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(Sgd.) H. ABDULLA GAPPAL (Sgd.) H. NASIR MUHMIN (Sgd.) JAMIR JALIL
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(Sgd.) BUSRA JAALAL (Sgd.) DARWISA ASRAP (Sgd.) HALID MUKTAR
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Nilagdaan sa harap nina:
(Sgd.) SAMMY P. MAULANA (Sgd.) NATHAN B. INSUNG
Secretary General Chairperson, Basilan Region
CBCS CBCS
(Sgd.) MASID YACOB (Sgd.) MUHTI ABDULLA
Lead Convenor Chairperson
Inter-CSO Care for Basilan Task Force Bantey Basilan –
CBCS Civilian Local Peacekeeping Force