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Functional Interdependence : The Iron Law of IPSP “Bayanihan”

Written by • CPT NOEL A MONGAS (INF) PA
Thursday, 14 February 2013 04:00
I call for a “recognition of the development dimension of interdependence” among countries rich and poor, along with a concept of “moral security”, this interdependence is the decisions of the government, the relationship of universality, ruled by concern for the “common good of all humanity”, or by concern for the “spiritual and human development of all” instead of by the quest for “individual profit”, “peace” would be possible as the result of a “more perfect justice among people.” -Pope John Paul II More... Hits: 407

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The AFP and The YOUTH: Partners in Achieving Peace & Development

Written by • Cherry Rose Q. Sarosas, YLS Graduate

Thursday, 14 February 2013 02:17

I am a youth for peace. I am a youth for development. I am in partnership with the Armed Forces of the Philippines in this endeavor.

I have had a few encounters with the soldiers but the impact of these so-called encounters with them had influenced much in my beliefs towards achieving peace and development.

I grew up with the stories of my father. According to him, the presence of the soldiers in a community indicates a ‘state of war’. Soldiers versus rebels, and we in between, who live in a vast plain lands and mountain ranges are called the ‘battlefield’.

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The SOLDIERS and the PREJUDICES against THEM

Tuesday, 12 February 2013 09:05

The soldiers always fervently pray for peace. For the soldiers, of all people, will suffer the deepest wounds of war. An individual soldier is unique. He has a distinct background, his own family and his own set of friends, and his own personal beliefs. The only common and binding resemblance among soldiers is their oath of allegiance to protect the welfare of the country. Despite the differences, soldiers belong to one entity, which means that everyone is affected for the acts of every member of the group.

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