Foreign Policy
The MNLF does not take sides in the armed conflict and insurgencies outside the Bangsamoro Land. MNLF is neither associated, nor connected, nor idolizing, nor have experience tactical, advocacy, financial, or organizational alliance with any other international or domestic insurgency or terrorist organizations. MNLF is stand-alone and is not open to any talks towards possibility of partnership or collaboration with any other insurgency or terrorist groups. The MNLF advocates the use of negotiation and peaceful means to settle conflicts. The MNLF is willing to provide Hijra (sanctuary) to anyone who is a victim of atrocities of war, political persecution, and forced migration.
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