12K views · 30 reactions | Nearly 6 years since the Marawi Siege, displaced residents in the most affected areas are still hoping that the government would follow through with their promise to uplift their lives and help their situation go back to normal. Some internally displaced Maranaos said aside from being considered “bakwits,” their situation since the battle has dragged on without any transitional justice in sight. Job Manahan reports from Marawi City. | ANC 24/7 | Facebook

"Paglayang Minamahal (Beloved Freedom)" is a 2017 documentary by Jeff Canoy, Kori Quintos and Raphael Bosano and looks into a collection of stories at the end of the months-long Marawi siege: a soldier who put everything second, including his own life, to save others; a mother who was held hostage for five months but never gave up hope for her children; an evacuee who lost her child to the squalor of the evacuation center; and brave stories of soldiers that gave up their lives to free Marawi as

DON'T MISS: Discover the aftermath of the Marawi siege through "Picturing Marawi,” a photo exhibition captured by Ms. Mylah Reyes Roque. LearnExhibit runs from June to August in select SM malls. #EverythingsHereAtSM | SM Supermalls

33K views · 448 reactions | MY PROPOSAL FOR MARAWI REHAB As...