Philippines sees light at the end of the tunnel for separatist conflict

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(Image: An Moro Islamic Liberation Front sniper takes position on a roof using telescopic M-14 rifle at the MILF Camp Bushra on March 11, 2008; by mark navales on Flickr)

There’s a light at the end of the tunnel this week for one of the longest running conflicts in the Pacfic region. Mindanao region of the Philippines has long been the site of a violent rebellion, but a new deal lays down a path to peace through the creation of a new autonomous region. But the deal struck between the government and the Moro Islamic Liberation Front still leaves a lot of details to be negotiated.

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Monday, October 8 2012
Produced By Tim Roxburgh
Featured in storyNoel Morada - Director for Regional Diplomacy and Capacity Building at the Asia Pacific Centre for Responsibility to ProtectPaul Hutchcroft - Director of the School of International, Political and Strategic Studies at the Australian National University
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