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    MAGPUYONG MALINAWON

    SA YUTANG KABILIN[To live in peace in our Ancestral

    Domain]

    Rudy B. Rodil

    Mindanao Historian

    UP Academic Congress 2 February 10

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    Lumad Mindanaw

    1986: Lumad Mindanaw formed

    - proclaimed collective self as Lumad with

    - right to self-determination and to governthemselves

    - within their respective ancestral domains

    - In accordance with their customary laws

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    Lumad Peace Agenda

    2001: Magpuyong malinawon diha sa Yutang

    Kabilin katungod namong mga Lumad nga

    dili mahimong ikalimod ug yatakan ni bisan

    kinsa [To live in peace in our Ancestral

    Domain is our right as Lumad that cannotbe denied nor trampled upon by anyone.]

    (Lumad Peace Agenda, 67 lideres, 20 tribu, Jan 17-19, 2001)

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    Lumad Situation2001:

    wala kami nakabaton ug kalinaw ... padayon nga hulga sa among yutang kabilin ...sa pagkawala sa among kultura... [the absence of peace among us ... thecontinuing threat to our ancestral domain ... the degradation of our culture...]

    kadaghanan sa mga yutang kabilin sa mga Lumad gisudlan na sa plantasyon, loggingconcessions, dams, geothermals, minahan, ranchohan, gihimong eco-touristspots... [most of our ancestral lands have been penetrated by plantations, logging

    concessions, dams, geothermals, mines, cattle ranches, or were converted to eco-tourist spots]

    diin buot isilsil sa among alimpatakan nga kini alang sa kalambuan, apan sa lalumnamong pagsusi ug pagpamalandong kini nga mga proyekto makapahanaw saamong katungod sa malinawon namong pagpuyo sa among yutang kabilin ugmakapahuyang sa among gahum sa pagdumala sa tribu... [where we are told thatthis is for development, but from our deeper examination, these are projects thatdiffuse our right to a peaceful life within our ancestral domain and weaken ourauthority to govern our own tribe.]

    ang pagpahawa kanamo gikan sa among yutang kabilin wala lamang kini naka-apekto sa among pamuyo apan labaw sa tanan sa among pagkinabuhi isipkatawhang Lumad. [Our displacement from our ancestral lands has affected notonly our lives, but especially our being Lumad communities.]

    (Source: Lumad Peace Agenda, 67 lideres, 20 tribu , Jan 17-19, 2001)

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    Lumad the numerical minority

    Lumad (35 tribes/subtribes) - - - - - - 8.9%

    Moro (Muslim/ 13 ethnic groups) - 18.5%

    Migrants and descendants - - - - - - - 72.5%

    So unlike the situation in 1890 and previous

    three centuries

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    MINDANAO 1890

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    US: Institutionalized Dispossession

    Regalian doctrine enshrined

    Traditional system of land dispositionnullified

    Non-recognition of communal customarylaws

    Torrens system institutionalized

    Land classification: alienable and inalienable;disposable and non-disposable

    Public Land law and land distribution

    Adoption of resettlement programs

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    Public Land Law and Resettlement:

    Discriminatory Policies

    Hectarage Allowed

    Year Homesteader Non-Christian Corporation

    1903 16 has. (no provision) 1,024 has.

    1919 24 has. 10 has. 1,024 has.

    1936 16 has. 4 has. 1,024 has.

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    Resettlement: Case of Cotabato

    1918, 1939, 1970 Census

    Year Moro MajTowns

    Lumad MajTowns

    Settler MajTowns

    1918 20 5 0

    1939 20 9 3

    1970 10 0 38

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    POPULATION CHANGE IN COTABATO

    1918-1970

    1918 1939

    1970

    Bayan ng Moro

    Bayan ng Lumad

    Bayan ng Settler

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    Fruit of Displacement: Mindanao

    Towns with Majority Lumad

    1970 Census

    Esperanza 66.35%

    Impasugong 75.97%

    San Fernando 61.43%

    Sumilao 78.26%

    Talakag 56.93%

    Jose Abad

    Santos 60.57%

    Malita 61.90%

    Lapuyan 60.25%

    2000 Census

    Add:

    South Upi 62.39%

    Lake Sebu 58.52%

    Tboli 67.69%

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    Mindanao Provinces with Majority Moro

    1970 Census

    Maguindanao --- (part of Cotabato)Lanao del Sur - - - 91.97%

    Basilan - - - - - - - -63.29%

    Sulu - - - - - - - - - -97.23%

    Tawi-Tawi - - - (part of Sulu)

    At 15 municipalities in other provinces:

    Palawan (1), Zamboanga Norte (2), Lanao Norte

    (9), Sultan Kudarat (2), Cotabato (1)

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    In sum, 1913 to 1970

    They have been marginalized, meaning:

    Displaced and dispossessed in their owntraditional territories

    Transformed into numerical minority

    Voiceless in governance

    Their culture fast slipping away before their eyes

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    Proactive Moves: Aug 2008 Declaration

    affirms that Mindanao is inhabited by Bangsamoropeople, by Indigenous peoples and by migrantsettlers

    Calls for respect for the right to self-determination of

    the Indigenous Peoples, the right to use theirtraditional governance systems, their ownership oftheir ancestral domains and their ownership of theresources therein

    Seeks the promotion and accords the highest respectto various traditional peace pacts done throughdiyandi, sapa, tampuda hu balagun, pakang andkhandugo/ sandugo between ancestors of indigenouspeoples and the Bangsamoro peoples

    Source: The CAGAYAN DE ORO DECLARATION ON THE MEMORANDUM OF AGREEMENT ON ANCESTRAL DOMAIN OF THE GRP-MILF PEACEPANEL, by 200+ Lumad leaders, August 27, 2008. (Bisaya-English version)

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    Lumad View of Their Development

    Demand from Government:To fast track the delineation and approval of titles

    of their ancestral domains

    Enforce NCIP's mandatory role in promoting andupholding the Indigenous Peoples' cultures

    Respect their traditional governance overancestral domains, its utilization and maximization

    To stop calling or associating the IndigenousPeoples in Mindanao and Palawan as Bangsamoropeoples.

    Source: The CAGAYAN DE ORO DECLARATION ON THE MEMORANDUM OF AGREEMENT ON ANCESTRAL DOMAIN OF THE GRP-MILF PEACE PANEL, by 200+ Lumadleaders, August 27, 2008. (Bisaya-English version)

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    Appeal to the MILF

    propose the immediate revival andinstitutionalization of the traditional peace

    pact agreements between our respective

    communities and the Magindanao andMaranao groups of the MILFs, in order to

    establish lasting peace and build strong

    cooperation with them in the quest for peaceand development in our territories;

    Source: Letter Panagtagbo to the Moro Islamic Liberation Front, 22 Oct 2003

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    Kalamboan sa Yutang Kabilin

    [Development in Ancestral Domain]

    Ang Lumad malipay sa kalamboan nga wala

    makadaot sa kultura ug kinaiyanhan ug haum sa

    panginahanglan sa Lumad: (a) ekonomiya; (b)

    kultura; (c) edukasyon, (d) pulitika. [Development.The Lumad are happy with development that is not

    destructive of culture and environment, and

    responsive to the needs of the Lumad in the sphereof: (a) economy; (b) culture; (c) education, and (d)

    politics.]

    Source: Lumad Peace Agenda, 67 lideres, 20 tribu , Jan 17-19, 2001.

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