Estrada's holistic approach to Moros

From: New Straits Times | Date: September 13, 2000| Author: Jose S. Brillantes | Copyright information


New Straits Times

09-13-2000

Estrada's holistic approach to Moros
Byline: Jose S. Brillantes
Edition: Main/Lifestyle; 2*
Section: Letters
Type: Letter

I WISH to refer to the article of Mr H.L. Idjirani titled Estrada trivialises the Moros' struggle published in page 14 of the Aug 28 issue of the New Straits Times.

Contrary to what Idjirani asserts, the Estrada administration is not out to "trivialise" and "criminalise" the struggl...

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