Human rights lawyer brings Bangsamoro Electoral Code to Supreme Court

MANILA - Human rights lawyer Algamar Latiph and civil society organization leaders Arlene Sevilla and Amenodin Cali have filed with the Supreme Court a “Petition in Intervention” to the pending Petition by Atty. Dimnatang Pansar to declare as unconstitutional the Bangsamoro Electoral Code passed by the Bangsamoro Transition Authority.

Muslims back BARMM governors

Governors Mariam Mangudadatu, Mamintal Adiong Jr, Ysmael Sali and Sakur Tan.

SULU – Muslims from Sulu, Basilan, Maguindanao, Tawi-Tawi and Lanao del Sur provinces in the southern Philippines have rallied behind their governors who have joined mayors and other stakeholders in questioning the constitutionality and legality of the Bangsamoro Electoral Code.

Supreme Court petition questions BARMM Electoral Code

MANILA – The five provincial governors of the Muslim autonomous region have joined mayors and stakeholders in filing a petition in the Supreme Court questioning the constitutionality and legality of the Bangsamoro Electoral Code.

Bangsamoro people hail approval of electoral code

COTABATO CITY – Muslims and Christians, including the Indigenous tribes in the autonomous region in Mindanao, lauded the Bangsamoro Parliament for unanimously approving the BTA Bill No. 29 or the Bangsamoro Electoral Code which will ensure that regional elections are honest, credible, just and free.

Bangsamoro Electoral Code approved!

COTABATO CITY – The Bangsamoro Parliament has approved Wednesday the Bangsamoro Electoral Code which will ensure that regional elections are honest, credible, just, and free.

Bangsamoro Electoral Code on its way to plenary

COTABATO CITY – The Committee on Rules of the Bangsamoro Transition Authority is set to present before the plenary the committee report on the proposed Electoral Code, which seeks to provide the structural, functional, and procedural principles of elections, plebiscites, referenda, and recall proceedings in the Bangsamoro region.

Electoral Code deliberated

THE BANGSAMORO Parliament’s Rules Committee thoroughly deliberated on the 27 sections under Article VI of BTA Bill No. 29, or the Bangsamoro Electoral Code.