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A Facebook user claims that 39 Armed Forces of the Philippines soldiers were allegedly blocked and disarmed as they passed through a Moro Islamic Liberation Front camp in Lanao del Sur. This is false.
Several Facebook accounts are circulating a photo of Turkish police officers, who will supposedly be deployed to secure the Sept. 14 BARMM parliamentary elections against fraud. This is false.
In a statement released on Sept. 8, Duyog Bangsamoro, an independent multisectoral alliance of regional and national civil society organizations, noted a “persistent perception” on the ground regarding the national government’s meddling to influence the outcomes of BARMM polls and the “region’s political landscape” post-election.
Citing reforms of the sectoral elections, the Asian Network for Free Elections (ANFREL) and the National Democratic Institute (NDI), in their joint pre-election assessment report released on Sept. 1, noted that while "reserved representation guarantees access to seats, [it] does not necessarily guarantee political agency over who occupies them."
At least 242 election-related deaths were recorded in BARMM, said conflict monitoring group, most of which involved loose firearms.
A video circulating online shows supporters of opposing candidates in a brawl supposedly ahead of the May 12 midterm elections. This is false.
May pag-aalala na ang pagpapaliban ng halalan ay maaaring makasira ng tiwala ng publiko, makahadlang sa pagsisikap na pangkapayapaan at makadagdag sa pabagu-bagong sitwasyong pampulitika sa BARMM
There is concern that postponement of the election could erode public trust, hamper the peace effort and add to the already volatile political situation in BARMM.
Ang BARMM ay nagkaroon ng isa sa pinakamataas na konsentrasyon ng nagtatagal na political dynasties sa bansa, ayon sa pag-aaral ni dating Ateneo School of Governance dean Ronald Mendoza.
The BARMM has had one of the highest concentrations of enduring political dynasties in the country, according to a study by former Ateneo School of Governance dean Ronald Mendoza.