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AUTHORS’ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS The core members of the Research Team are the Sulu-based HD Centre staff, Ms. Rosemain T. Abduraji, Ms. Marjana S. Imran, Mr. Nash U. Abduhadi, and Mr. Khamar B. Allama. While the authors are responsible for the research design, these four individuals are the reason why this research project was completed. They conducted the survey, interviews, and FGDs in communities. They bravely went to the heart of the six communities to complete their data gathering assignments, on occasions, placing themselves literally in harms way. The dedication and commitment of these individuals are unparalleled, and the writers of the research are honored to have worked with these individuals. The authors would also like to acknowledge those who have taken time to review the draft of this research – Merlie B. Mendoza, Amina Rasul-Bernardo, Atty. Edil Badiri, and Nabil Ramirez. The claims and assertions here, however, are solely those of the authors. Disclaimer This research is commissioned by the Centre for Humanitarian Dialogue (HD Centre) and supported by funding from the Australian Agency for International Development (AusAID), the Australian Government’s overseas aid agency. The claims and assertions of the research, however, are solely the authors’ and do not necessarily Cover “Pagpati’ut” is the Tausug equivalent of mediation. The meaning, however, is broader than just mediation as third-party intervention and encompasses the broader idea of mediation as handling or addressing as used in this research. The main photo in the background is that of the town of Jolo and the island Municipality of Hadji Panglima Tahil. The three photos at the bottom are those of community dialogues facilitated by the HD Centre in the Peace Centered Community (PCC) of Barangay Silangkan in Parang Municipality (Left and Center) and in Barangay Niangkaan in Omar Municipality (Right). Layout & Design RYAN G. PALACOL rgpalacol@yahoo.com AX Digital Pallete Designs +63 927.654.4785 www.axdpdesigns.com
Pagpati’ut Mediating Violence in SULU Jennifer Santiago Oreta and Kathline Anne Tolosa Working Group on Security Sector Reform Department of Political Science Ateneo de Manila University
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