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  • Decolonizing policymaking and legal studies roundtable discussions

    The UP Center for Integrative and Development Studies Decolonial Studies Program is hosting two roundtable discussions on decolonizing policymaking and legal studies in the Philippines! Decolonizing Policymaking2 December 202308:00 AM – 11:30 AM PHSTRegister: https://tinyurl.com/UPDSPPolicy From national legislations up to village-level ordinances, policymaking in the Philippines is primarily modeled from blueprints of Western democratic republics. While…

  • DOST-NRCP awards research grant to PRLS

    The Department of Science and Technology – National Research Council of the Philippines (DOST-NRCP) has awarded the Policy Research and Legal Services (PRLS) a research grant to assess sufficiency of foreign aid and development partners in the Bangsamoro region.  Led by Director Nassef Manabilang Adiong, with staff researchers Kebart Licayan, Aisah Solaiman, and Shahid Calalagan, the…

  • Register and join the free #BROC2023

    Join us for this enriching virtual experience on December 2-3, 2023. This conference is a unique opportunity to delve into the diverse facets of the Bangsamoro society, exploring post/decolonial and policy matters through multidisciplinary, interdisciplinary, and transdisciplinary lenses. Register here for FREE: https://forms.gle/xcqTop4D6D9mLJp97 Download the Conference Programme and Book of Abstract.

  • “BARMM and UP Join Forces for Informed Governance in Historic Forum”

    BARMM’s Policy Research and Legal Services in partnership with the University of the Philippines’ Center for Local and Regional Governance (CLRG) organized a forum on “Governance and Policy making in the Bangsamoro region” on Rabi ul Awal 26, 1445 AH | October 11, 2023 (Wednesday) at NCPAG University of the Philippines, Diliman, Quezon City. The…

About BRLN

Bangsamoro Research and Legal Network (BRLN) is an association of networks of parliamentary professionals, scholars, researchers, legal practitioners, bill drafters, legislative professionals, civil society proponents, indigenous peoples’ advocates, and academics interested in developing a research-oriented culture, mostly concentrated on policymaking, legislation, and jurisprudence (legal scholarship), in addressing issues relevant to the Bangsamoro region.

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