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PRLS Conducts Process Flow and Policy Research and Legal Services Guidebook Writeshop
Policy Research and Legal Services (PRLS), in collaboration with Subatra (Support to Bangsamoro Transition), participated in the “Process Flow and Policy Research and Legal Services Guidebook Writeshop” held on Shawwal 20–24, 1446 AH | April 19–23, 2025, at The Apo View Hotel in Davao City. The event gathered designated personnel to draft a standardized guidebook…
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“Philippine orientalism and Bangsamoro’s decolonial responses: how othering of others perpetuates” at Doha conference on Orientalism
With the purpose of ‘in aid of legislation,’ Dir. Dr Adiong’s research presentation focuses on two accounts: one is how Bangsamoro became an orientalist object targeted and subjected to Christian Filipino’s political elites’ ploy while the second is marked by political responses that the Muslim Moros partake in utilizing morality and decoloniality as their defensive…
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Call for Book Chapters: The Contemporary Bangsamoro
Call for Book Chapters The Contemporary Bangsamoro Editors Nassef Manabilang Adiong ∙ Acram A. Latiph ∙ Almahdi “Aldean” Alonto A book project collaborated by the Mindanao State University’s Institute of Peace and Development in Mindanao (MSU Marawi’s IPDM), Bangsamoro Research Network (BRLN), University of the Philippines Bangsamoro Studies Group (UP BSG), and the Heavenly Culture,…
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Bangsamoro Sports Commission’s technical training on policymaking and research
The Bangsamoro Sports Commission’s Policy Research and Development Division (PRDD) personnel successfully underwent a two-day Technical Training on Policy Making and Research Preparation Workshop held from April 4-7 at the Savoy Manila, in Pasay City. Centered on the theme, “Data-Driven Policy Development: A Roadmap to Impactful Decisions,” the workshop aimed to equip the participants with…
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.
Nassef Manabilang Adiong, PhD 
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