Cotabato City | The Ministry of Public Order and Safety (MPOS) had 24 of its supervisors and employees graduated the 5-day training on “Supervisory Development Course Track III: New Supervisors, Making a Difference”. In line with BARMM’s Moral Governance, the training aims to further develop supervisory leadership and management skills among officers and employees composing…
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The Ministry of Public Order and Safety is in one with the Bangsamoro Government in celebrating this year’s National Women’s Month with the theme “We Make Change Work for Bangsamoro Women”. Under Proclamation No. 277of 1998, the month of March was declared as Women’s Role in History Month while Republic Act 6469 of 1990 declared…
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Every March 5, MPOS commemorates the endilible memories of the “Bud Dajo Massacre” perpetrated by the US Armed Forces in Sulu on March 5-8, 1906, resulting to the deaths of about 600 Moro (Tausug) individuals, including innocent women and children. This untoward incident is marked as one of the unforgettable historical events in the Bangsamoro…
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Cotabato City | The Ministry of Public Order and Safety is grateful for a new set of IT equipment, office furniture, and fixtures from SUBATRA (Supporta sa Bangsamoro Transition). The turnover of items was conducted at MPOS office Givfrell Building, RH7 Cotabato City, today, March 1, 2022. The items were composed of a video conferencing…
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Talipao, Sulu | Ministry of Public Order and Safety turned over a Peace Formation and Learning Center to Barangay Local Government Unit (BLGU) of Bud Bunga, Talipao Municipality, Sulu on February 18, 2022. The facility is an MPOS-funded project in collaboration with 6th Special Forces Company, 2nd Special Battalion and Barangay Bud Bunga Local Government…
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