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connectparanormal · 3 months ago

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Krasue of Asia

Southeast Asian mythology features the intriguing Krasue, who is common in places like Thailand, Cambodia, and Laos. Often portrayed as a disembodied female head with internal organs trailing below, this unsettling figure floats through the night in search of food. The Krasue legend is a powerful illustration of societal conventions, cultural values, and human anxieties. The Krasue's origin tales differ, but most of them imply that she was once a cursed woman because of her conceit or her use of black magic. Some stories attribute the curse to an injured lover or as retribution for previous transgressions. She looks like any other woman during the day, but at night, driven by an unquenchable desire for flesh, blood, and offal, her head separates from her body. This metamorphosis highlights themes of dualism and the hidden evil within humanity.

Rural communities, where strong traditional beliefs persist, frequently connect with the ghostly Krasue. Reports suggest that she prowls the edges of settlements, rice paddies, and woodlands, preying on cattle and, more unsettlingly, expectant mothers and infants. This part of the folklore probably represents fears that society has about giving birth and the frailty of new life. It also highlights the taboos surrounding women's roles and the fear that accompanies power as a woman, particularly when it is unrestrained by social conventions. Sometimes, people portray the Krasue as tragically inevitable, despite her terrible nature. It is common to view her illness as a curse rather than a decision, which makes others sympathetic to her situation. This dualism reflects the complex human emotions associated with punishment, remorse, and the need for atonement. Thus, we can view the Krasue as a figure of caution, warning people about the dangers of excess, envy, and the misuse of authority. Modernity and globalization have shaped the Krasue's representation in culture over time. She frequently appears in movies, TV series, and books as a frightening symbol but also as a moving reminder of conventional wisdom. These contemporary interpretations can combine humor and terror, illustrating how attitudes about folklore are shifting in a culture that is changing quickly. Interestingly, the Krasue serves as a lens to observe the intersections of folklore from various cultures. Similar legends, such as the Manananggal in the Philippines and the Penanggalan in Malaysia, are found in nearby areas. These similarities point to common cultural anxieties as well as the universality of some themes, such as the conflict between good and evil and fear of the unknown.

Sometimes, people use the Krasue as a metaphor for the challenges women face in patriarchal settings. Her narrative emphasizes the difficulties of living up to social norms and the repercussions of defying them. In this sense, the Krasue continues to be a potent and significant figure, representing women's resiliency as well as their concerns. Ultimately, the Krasue ghost legend endures because it resonates with individuals on various levels such as fear, caution, and empathy. It makes it possible to investigate society dynamics and human character, offering insight into Southeast Asia's cultural psychology. The Krasue, with her eerie appearance and tragic history, is still a potent emblem in the vast fabric of mythology.

#krasue #thailand #laos #cambodia #paranormal #ghost #ghosts and spirits #ghost stories #ghost art

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gaydragontournament · 11 months ago

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List of battles, as chosen by wheel spin. Each round will last about a week, Starting next Monday.

Round 1, Part 1:

King Valerius (Dragon's Reign by Raythe Reign/X. Aratare) vs Nel (Fire Emblem)

Yang Xiao Long (RWBY) vs Falin Touden/Red Dragon (Dungeon Meshi)

Qibli (Wings of Fire) vs Dan Heng/Dan Feng (Honkai Star Rail)

Evaristo (The Las Leyendas movie franchise) vs Paarthurnax (The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim)

Prismatic dragon (Dungeons & Dragons (Epic Level Handbook, Dragons of Dragons of Faerûn) vs Imperialdramon (Digimon)

Whiptail lizard (Real Life) vs Shi An (After The Abyss Dragon Woke Up (深渊巨龙苏醒以后))

Sundew (Wings of Fire) vs Rex Igneous (The Dragon Prince)

Uncle Iroh (Avatar: The Last Airbender) vs Azhdaha/Retuo Longwang (Genshin Impact)

Round 1, Part 2:

Rei (Vainglorious Webcomic) vs Remy (Angels with Scaly Wings)

Soren (Fire Emblem:Path of Radiance + Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn) vs Wrathion (Warcraft Series)

Valax (Blades of Light and Shadow) vs Fiona (Flight Rising)

Kaido (One Piece) vs Velverosa (Mage & Demon Queen)

Lord Arum (The Penumbra Podcast: Second Citadel) vs Midgardsormr (Dragalia Lost)

Nimona (Nimona) vs Mateo (Poised in Either Eye by B. Pigeon and Fell A. Marsh)

Corrin (Fire Emblem: Fates) vs The Void Dragon (Aurora)

Anemone (Wings of Fire) vs Tillius the Paladin/Tilly Evans (She Kills Monsters)

Round 1, Part 3:

Unnamed Young Dragon (The Enchanted Forest Chronicles) vs Caden Bryce (Dragon's Reign by Raythe Reign/X. Aratare)

Veldora Tempest (That time I got reincarnated as a slime) vs Zuko (Avatar: The Last Airbender)

Draco quinquefasciatus (Thailand, Indonesia, and Malaysia) vs Umber (Wings of Fire)

Rhea (Fire Emblem) vs Xue Xian (Copper Coins (Tong Qian Kan Shi) (铜钱龛世))

Tamarin (Wings of Fire) vs Samol (Friends at the Table: Seasons of Hieron)

Robin (Fire Emblem: Awakening) vs Ansur (Baldur's Gate 3)

Moondragon/Heather Douglas (Marvel Comics: Guardians of the Galaxy) vs Chromie/Chronormu (Warcraft Series)

Smaug (Lord of The Rings/The Hobbit) vs Burnet (Wings of Fire)

Round 1, Part 4:

Rong Minh Thanh Thuan/Thuan (Dominion of the Fallen series by Aliette de Bodard) vs Ventuswill (Rune Factory 4)

J'mon Sa Ord/Devo'ssa (Critical Role) vs Zinnia (Super Lesbian Animal RPG)

Tohru (Miss Kobayashi's Dragon Maid) vs Alear ( Fire Emblem: Engage)

Alduin (The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim) vs Jae-ha (Yona of the Dawn)

Dragona Joestar (Jojo's Bizzare Adventure: The Jojolands) vs Zhongli (Genshin Impact)

Ayame (Fruits Basket) vs Alba-Lenatus the Abyss Dragon (Yu-Gi-Oh!)

Zephyr (Poised in Either Eye by B. Pigeon and Fell A. Marsh) vs Terezi Pyrope (Homestuck)

Kazuma Kiryu (Yakuza Series) vs Malleus Draconia (Twisted Wonderland)

#gaydragontournament #polls #tournament poll #dragons #dragon #tourney contestants #if you notice anything wrong feel free to point it out

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climatecalling · 1 year ago

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The Bajau people have been crisscrossing the waters of the Sulu Sea for centuries, the world’s only community of self-sufficient sea nomads. To the Bajau, a “border” is merely the farthest distance they can reach by boat. ... Life for the Bajau became more complex in the colonial era when Malaysia, the Philippines and Indonesia created maritime borders in the Sulu zone: these frontiers were established in the Madrid protocol of 1885, without bothering to consider the distribution and diversity of the ethnic groups who lived there. But it was the Malaysian Immigration Act of 1959/1963 that most significantly changed things for the Bajau. This legislation failed to distinguish between asylum seekers, refugees, irregular migrants and undocumented or stateless individuals. ... As of 2023, only about 100 to 200 Bajau still live in the traditional “Lansa” houseboats near the eastern Malaysian city of Semporna. Lacking citizenship or formal rights to settle on the Borneo mainland, the Bajau of Philippine origins still preserve maritime hunting techniques passed down through generations. ... Out in the vastness of the Sulu Sea, the Bajau stand as emblems of self-sufficiency, but once they set foot ashore they find themselves relegated to the lowest social class. Their stateless status deprives them of government privileges: the children cannot access public schools and adults are prohibited from finding formal employment.

#climate crisis #colonialism #stateless #nomads #self sufficient

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pirate-deathmatch · 2 years ago

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PIRATE DEATHMATCH BRACKET

As bouts get added, the newer ones will be listed at the top. Polls will be tagged with #fight

Final:

Anne Bonny (Black Sails) vs Monkey D Luffy (One Piece)

Semifinals

Captain Flint vs 👑Anne Bonny (Black Sails)

Jim Jimenez (Our Flag Means Death) vs 👑Monkey D. Luffy (One Piece)

Quarterfinals

👑Captain Flint (Black Sails) vs Westley (The Princess Bride)

John Silver vs 👑Anne Bonny (Black Sails)

Roronoa Zoro vs 👑Monkey D Luffy (One Piece)

👑Jim Jimenez vs Blackbeard (Our Flag Means Death)

Round Three

👑Westley (The Princess Bride) vs Avantika (Critical Role)

Will Turner (Pirates of the Caribbean) vs 👑Captain Flint (Black Sails)

Long John Silver (Muppet Treasure Island) vs 👑Long John Silver (Black Sails)

👑Anne Bonny (Black Sails) vs Israel Hands (Black Sails)

👑Monkey D. Luffy (One Piece) vs Oluwande (Our Flag Means Death)

👑Roronoa Zoro (One Piece) vs Boa Hancock (One Piece)

👑Jim Jimenez (Our Flag Means Death) vs Jonny D'Ville (The Mechanisms)

Blackbeard (Black Sails) vs 👑Blackbeard (Our Flag Means Death)

Round Two - Starboard

Davy Jones (Pirates of the Caribbean) vs 👑Avantika (Critical Role)

Isabela (Dragon Age) vs 👑Westley (The Princess Bride)

👑Captain Flint (Black Sails) vs Jack Rackham (Black Sails)

Buttons (Our Flag Means Death) vs 👑Will Turner (Pirates of the Caribbean)

Uma (Descendants) vs 👑Long John Silver (Muppet Treasure Island)

Tetra (Legend of Zelda) vs 👑John Silver (Black Sails)

👑Anne Bonny (Black Sails) vs Charles Vane (Black Sails)

👑Israel Hands (Black Sails) vs Izzy Hands (Our Flag Means Death)

Round Two - Port

The Pirates Who Don't Do Anything (Veggie Tales) vs 👑Oluwande (Our Flag Means Death)

👑Monkey D. Luffy (One Piece) vs Sandokan (The Pirates Of Malaysia)

USOPP (One Piece) vs 👑 Boa Hancock (One Piece)

👑Roronoa Zoro (One Piece) vs Stede Bonnet (Our Flag Means Death)

Hector Barbossa (Pirates of the Caribbean) vs 👑Jim Jimenez (Our Flag Means Death)

Angelica (Pirates of the Caribbean) vs 👑Jonny D'Ville (The Mechanisms)

👑Blackbeard (Our Flag Means Death) vs Blackbeard (Assassin's Creed)

👑Blackbeard (Black Sails) vs Blackbeard (One Piece)

Round One - Starboard

Sinbad (Sinbad: Legend of the Seven Seas) vs 👑Westley (The Princess Bride)

👑Isabela (Dragon Age) vs Jack Sparrow (Pirates of the Caribbean)

👑Avantika (Critical Role) vs Flavio (Paper Mario: Thousand Year Door)

Mary Read (Assassin’s Creed) vs 👑Davy Jones (Pirates of the Caribbean)

Brigid (Fire Emblem) vs 👑Will Turner (Pirates of the Caribbean)

👑Buttons (Our Flag Means Death) vs Captain Briggsy (Sea of Thieves)

👑Captain Flint (Black Sails) vs Vinsmoke Sanji (One Piece)

Santa Elena (The Abyss Surrounds Us) vs 👑Jack Rackham (Black Sails)

Cassandra Leung (The Abyss Surrounds Us) vs 👑John Silver (Black Sails)

👑Long John Silver (Muppet Treasure Island) vs Bêlit, Queen of the Black Coast (Conan The Barbarian)

👑Tetra (Legend of Zelda) vs Long John Silver (Treasure Island)

👑Uma (Descendants) vs Pintel and Ragetti (Pirates of the Caribbean)

Benny Lafitte (Superantural) vs 👑 Anne Bonny (Black Sails)

Captain Dola (Castle in the Sky) vs 👑 Charles Vane (Black Sails)

Gullivarrr (Animal Crossing) vs 👑 Izzy Hands (Our Flag Means Death)

👑 Israel Hands (Black Sails) vs Captain Cracker (Thundercats)

Round One - Port

Lucius Spriggs (Our Flag Means Death) vs 👑 Monkey D Luffy (One Piece)

The Pirate King (The Pirates of Penzance) vs 👑Sandokan (Pirates of Malaysia)

👑Oluwande (Our Flag Means Death) vs Men of Low Moral Fiber (Monkey Island)

The Pirates Who Don't Do Anything (Veggie Tales) vs Foxy (Five Nights at Freddy's)

👑Blackbeard (Black Sails) vs Blackbeard (Percy Jackson)

👑Blackbeard (One Piece) vs Blackbeard (Pirates of the Caribbean)

👑Blackbeard (Assassin’s Creed) vs Blackbeard (Crossbones)

Blackbeard (Once Upon A Time) vs 👑Blackbeard (Our Flag Means Death)

👑Jim Jimenez (Our Flag Means Death) vs Peter the Pillager (Galavant)

The Flying Dutchman (Spongebob) vs 👑Hector Barbossa (Pirates of the Caribbean)

Angelica (Pirates of the Caribbean) vs Captain Hook (Peter Pan)

LeChuck (Monkey Island) vs 👑Jonny D'Ville (The Mechanisms)

👑 Stede Bonnet (Our Flag Means Death) vs Shanty (Them's Fightin' Herds)

👑 Roronoa Zoro (One Piece) vs Randall (Black Sails)

👑 Boa Hancock (One Piece) vs Guybrush Threepwood (Monkey Island)

👑 USOPP (One Piece) vs The Sea Hag (Popeye)

#pirate deathmatch #bracket #black sails #our flag means death #one piece #assassin's creed #the princess bride #pirates of the caribbean #potc #ofmd #remaking this as a text post so that I can use the readmores

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flagwars · 2 years ago

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Heraldry and Emblem Wars Prelims

#heraldry and emblem wars #heraldry #polls

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daphenominchief · 9 days ago

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The key aspects of the Comprehensive Agreement on the Bangsamoro (CAB) and the Organic Law for the Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao. Here's a breakdown of the salient points:

Comprehensive Agreement on the Bangsamoro (CAB)

The CAB is an agreement between the Government of the Philippines (GPH) and the Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF), consolidating their understanding and commitment.

The peace negotiations leading to the CAB began in 1997 and were facilitated by the Government of Malaysia from 2001 onward. The Framework Agreement on the Bangsamoro was signed in October 2012, with all attached documents finalized in January 2014.

The CAB acknowledges the legitimacy and justness of the Bangsamoro people's cause and their right to self-governance through a democratic process that respects their identity and future.

The CAB aims to resolve the Bangsamoro Question with honor, justice, and dignity, ending armed conflict between the GPH and the MILF while promoting peace and stability.

Both parties are committed to protecting the Bangsamoro people's rights, reducing inequalities, addressing historical injustices, and removing cultural inequities.

The CAB incorporates various agreements, including:

Cessation of Hostilities (July 18, 1997)

Agreement of Intent (August 27, 1998)

General Framework on Peace Talks (March 24, 2001)

Peace Agreement (June 22, 2001)

Declaration of Continuity for Peace Negotiations (June 3, 2010)

Decision Points on Principles (April 24, 2012)

Framework Agreement on the Bangsamoro (October 15, 2012)

Annex on Transitional Arrangements and Modalities (February 27, 2013)

Annex on Revenue Generation and Wealth Sharing (July 13, 2013)

Annex on Power Sharing (December 8, 2013)

Annex on Normalization (January 25, 2014)

Addendum on the Bangsamoro Waters and Zones of Joint Cooperation (January 25, 2014)

The CAB also involves various international and local organizations, including:

Malaysia as the Third-Party Facilitator

The International Contact Group composed of several countries and organizations

The International Monitoring Team (IMT) and its Civilian Protection Component (CPC)

The Organization of Islamic Cooperation as observer

The Third Party Monitoring Team

The Independent Commission on Policing

Both parties commit to implementing all past agreements and supplementary documents.

An Exit Agreement will be created after full implementation of all agreements.

The CAB acknowledges the identity and grievances of the Bangsamoro and the commitment to respect the right to one's identity.

Organic Law for the Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao

Purpose: The Organic Law aims to establish a political entity that provides a basic structure of government while recognizing the justness and legitimacy of the Bangsamoro people and their aspirations for self-governance.

Bangsamoro Identity:

Bangsamoro people are those who were considered natives or original inhabitants of Mindanao and the Sulu archipelago at the time of Spanish colonization, and their descendants.

The Bangsamoro Autonomous Region will have its own flag, emblem, and hymn, which shall always be displayed alongside the flag of the Philippines.

Territorial Jurisdiction:

The territorial jurisdiction includes landmass and waters where the Bangsamoro Autonomous Region has jurisdiction as an integral part of the Philippines.

This includes the present geographical area of the Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao, certain municipalities and barangays that voted for inclusion in the 2001 plebiscite, the cities of Cotabato and Isabela, and other contiguous areas where a resolution or petition for inclusion was made.

The municipal and regional waters extend to 15 and 19 kilometers, respectively, from the low-water mark of the coasts.

Constituent units include provinces, cities, municipalities, and barangays.

General Principles and Policies:

The Bangsamoro Autonomous Region is an integral and inseparable part of the Philippines.

The Bangsamoro people shall uphold the Constitution and owe allegiance to the Republic of the Philippines.

The Bangsamoro Autonomous Region is free to pursue its political, economic, social, and cultural development.

The region shall have a democratic political system, an electoral system, and a civilian government.

The Bangsamoro Government will ensure unity, peace, and goodwill among all peoples.

Social justice will be promoted in all aspects of life, with equal opportunities.

The Bangsamoro Government will respect all international treaties.

The rights of non-Moro indigenous peoples will be recognized and promoted.

Freedom of choice, especially of indigenous peoples, will be respected.

Powers of Government:

All powers not granted to the Bangsamoro Government are vested in the National Government.

The Bangsamoro Government will exercise authority over administration of justice, agriculture, ancestral domain, barter trade, budgeting, business registration, civil service, public lands, cooperatives, local government creation, government-owned corporations, revenue sources, cultural exchange, customary laws, programs for marginalized groups, disaster risk reduction, environmental management, economic zones, education, eminent domain, environment, fisheries, grants, Hajj, health, housing, humanitarian services, human rights, indigenous rights, inland waters, Islamic banking, labor, libraries, loans, consultations for marginalized groups, people’s organizations, power investments, public utilities, public works, quarantine regulations, registration of vital statistics, regulation of food and drugs, science and technology, social services, sports, technical cooperation, tourism, trade, urban and rural planning, urban land reform, and water supply.

The Bangsamoro Government shall promote general welfare, culture, health, and the enrichment of the people.

Intergovernmental Relations:

The President shall exercise general supervision to ensure laws are faithfully executed.

A National Government-Bangsamoro Government Intergovernmental Relations Body is created to resolve issues through consultation.

Bangsamoro Government:

The Parliament shall fix the permanent seat of government.

The powers of government are vested in the Parliament.

The Parliament is composed of 80 members.

Parliament seats are classified as party representatives, parliamentary district seats, and reserved/sectoral representatives.

Reserved seats are provided for non-Moro indigenous peoples, women, youth, traditional leaders, and the Ulama.

Elections for reserved seats for non-Moro indigenous peoples will adhere to customary laws and processes.

A free and open regional party system shall be allowed, with political parties accredited by the Bangsamoro Electoral Office.

The term of office for Parliament members is three years.

There are specific qualifications for members of the Parliament.

There are prohibitions against conflict of interest and prohibited business interests for the Chief Minister, Deputy Chief Ministers, members of the Cabinet, and members of the Parliament.

Members of the Parliament have certain privileges and immunities.

The Parliament shall conduct regular sessions.

The Parliament will elect a Speaker, Deputy Speaker, and other officers.

The Parliament shall adopt its own rules for the conduct of its business.

The Parliament shall keep a Journal of its proceedings.

The Parliament shall pass annual appropriations laws.

The Parliament shall create a Bangsamoro Budget Office.

The Chief Minister will be elected by a majority vote of the Parliament.

The Chief Minister shall head the Bangsamoro Government and appoint heads of ministries, agencies, and other officers.

There shall be two Deputy Chief Ministers.

The Wali will serve as the ceremonial head of the Bangsamoro Government.

The Wali shall be appointed by the Parliament.

There are specific qualifications for the Wali.

The Wali has ceremonial duties.

The Wali can be removed from office by the Parliament.

Basic Rights:

The Bangsamoro Parliament shall enact a transitional justice mechanism to address historical injustices, human rights violations, and marginalization.

The Parliament shall enact laws to provide reparations for unjust dispossession of land.

The Bangsamoro Government recognizes and adopts measures for the protection of indigenous peoples' rights.

Customs, beliefs, and traditions of the Bangsamoro people are protected.

Religious freedom shall be guaranteed.

Human rights shall be fully respected.

A Bangsamoro Human Rights Commission is created.

The right of access to basic services will be provided and maintained.

The Parliament shall pass laws creating housing and human settlements.

The Bangsamoro Government guarantees the fundamental rights of all workers.

There shall be at least one woman appointed to the Bangsamoro Cabinet.

The Bangsamoro Government shall protect women from exploitation, abuse, or discrimination.

The Bangsamoro Government shall recognize the vital role of the youth.

The Bangsamoro Government will promote and protect the rights of children.

The Bangsamoro Government shall ensure that settlers enjoy rights guaranteed in the Organic Law.

Education: The Bangsamoro Government will establish an integrated system of quality education and institutionalize peace education in all levels. It will also establish and supervise Madaris education.

Justice System:

The justice system is administered in accordance with the cultural and historical heritage of the Bangsamoro.

Shari'ah or Islamic law forms part of the justice system.

Shari'ah applies to cases involving Muslims, or when non-Muslims voluntarily submit to its jurisdiction.

Traditional or tribal law applies to disputes of indigenous peoples.

The judiciary includes Shari'ah Circuit Courts, Shari'ah District Courts, and a Shari'ah High Court.

The Shari’ah High Court decisions shall be final and executory except on questions of law which may be raised before the Supreme Court.

The Parliament shall enact laws to promote traditional or tribal justice systems.

Fiscal Autonomy:

The Bangsamoro Government shall enjoy fiscal autonomy.

It has the power to create its own sources of revenues, levy taxes, fees, and charges.

The Bangsamoro Government will receive an annual block grant from the National Government.

There are specified sources of revenues for the Bangsamoro Government.

The Parliament shall exercise its power to levy taxes, fees and charges while observing principles of uniformity and equity.

There are limitations on the taxing powers of the Bangsamoro Government.

The Bangsamoro Government shall have a share in taxes collected by the National Government in the region.

The Parliament shall enact a Bangsamoro tax and revenue code.

The National Government shall provide an annual block grant that shall be the share of the Bangsamoro Government in the national internal revenue tax collections.

The amount of the block grant shall be equivalent to five percent of the net national internal revenue tax collection of the Bureau of Internal Revenue and the net collection of the Bureau of Customs.

The annual block grant shall be automatically appropriated.

The Parliament shall allocate the block grant to various agencies and programs, with the highest priority given to education, health, and social services.

There are deductions from the block grant.

Regional Economy and Patrimony:

The Bangsamoro Government shall establish an economic system based on social justice principles.

The Bangsamoro Government shall plan development in the region with consideration to the ecological balance and natural resources.

A Bangsamoro Economic and Development Council shall be established.

The Bangsamoro Government shall recognize the role of women in governance and development.

The Bangsamoro Government has the power to declare nature reserves, parks, watershed reservations, and protected areas.

The Bangsamoro Government and the National Government shall jointly exercise the power to grant rights and concessions over the exploration of natural resources.

Qualified citizens who are residents of the Bangsamoro Autonomous Region will have preferential rights over the exploration, development, and utilization of natural resources.

The rights of indigenous peoples to natural resources shall be recognized.

The Bangsamoro Government shall conduct cadastral land surveys.

Zones of Joint Cooperation in the Sulu Sea and the Moro Gulf are created.

The Bangsamoro Government shall have powers over inland waters.

The Bangsamoro Government shall implement policies for agriculture, fisheries, and aquatic resources.

The Bangsamoro Government recognizes the private sector as a mover of trade, commerce, and industry.

The Bangsamoro Government shall regulate traditional barter trade.

The Bangsamoro Government shall promote the establishment of cooperatives and social enterprises.

The Bangsamoro Government shall establish economic zones, industrial estates, and free ports.

The Bangsamoro Government shall regulate toxic or hazardous substances.

The Bangsamoro Government shall have the power to accredit halal-certifying bodies.

The Bangsamoro Government shall encourage the establishment of banks and financial institutions.

The Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas and the National Commission on Muslim Filipinos shall jointly promote the development of an Islamic banking and finance system.

The Bangsamoro Government shall promote tourism.

The Bangsamoro Government shall promote investments in energy and power generation.

The Bangsamoro Government will have authority over public utilities and infrastructure.

The National Government will fund public works and infrastructure.

The Bangsamoro Government shall have authority over transportation and telecommunications.

Rehabilitation and Development: The Bangsamoro Government shall intensify development efforts for the rehabilitation of the region, including programs for displaced persons and vulnerable groups.

The National Government will provide a special development fund for rebuilding and rehabilitation.

Plebiscite:

The establishment of the Bangsamoro Autonomous Region shall take effect upon ratification of this Organic Law by a majority vote in a plebiscite.

The plebiscite will be conducted not earlier than 90 days and not later than 150 days after the effectivity of this Organic Law.

The Commission on Elections shall supervise the plebiscite.

All registered voters in the provinces, cities, municipalities, and barangays mentioned in this Organic Law shall be qualified to participate in the plebiscite.

Bangsamoro Transition Authority:

The transition period for the establishment of the Bangsamoro Autonomous Region shall commence upon the ratification of this Organic Law.

The Moro Islamic Liberation Front shall lead the Bangsamoro Transition Authority.

Legislative and executive powers shall be vested in the Bangsamoro Transition Authority during the transition period.

The Bangsamoro Transition Authority shall ensure the accomplishment of priority functions and create the bureaucracy of the Bangsamoro Government during transition, including a hiring process.

An interim Chief Minister will submit a transition plan within the first 60 days of the transition period.

The Bangsamoro Transition Authority shall institute a merit-based hiring process for all offices.

The Bangsamoro Transition Authority shall be dissolved immediately upon the election of the first Parliament.

Amendments, Revisions, Repeal: Amendments, revisions, or repeal shall be made by law enacted by the Congress of the Philippines.

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cybertitojj · 9 days ago

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Christmas 2024 setup (this one is mine) Before the 2024 ends, let me share you my simple setup for Christmas 2024. I have a Nativity (Belen in Tagalog, Filipino language). I had this Belen since 2023. I purchased it from Parkson in NU Sentral. This year, I added the small red christmas tree. I got it from Eco Shop from NU Sentral. The Nativity Scene: A Reminder of the True Meaning of Christmas The Nativity Scene is not only a cherished emblem of Christmas but also a poignant reminder of the holiday's historical roots. Its origins date back centuries, serving as a narrative anchor that tells the story of Jesus Christ's birth, an event steeped in religious lore and tradition. This scene, a timeless tableau, captures the essence of Christmas, providing a bridge from the past to present celebrations. It is a tradition that has been embraced and perpetuated through the ages, allowing each generation to connect with the core meaning and values celebrated at Christmas time. #OFW #malaysia #CYBERTITO CYBERTITO – the uncle who loves information technology. From tech tips, web tutorials, poems, OFW life, BPO work, travels, and Catholicism, there's always something new. Explore with CYBERTITO! Subscribe for more videos about Art, Life, Tutorial, Travel, and Catholicism! https://bit.ly/CYBERTITOYouTubeChannel Follow CYBERTITO on social media Facebook Fan Page: https://www.facebook.com/cybertitojj Facebook Profile: https://www.facebook.com/JosephRaymundEvangelistaEnriquez TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@cybertitojj Visit CYBERTITO website https://cybertito.com/ Copyright (C) CYBERTITO – All Rights Reserved.

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suprit8-blog · 5 months ago

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Introduction to the Beauty of the Tamil Language

Tamil, one of the world's oldest and most captivating languages, has a rich heritage that spans over 2,000 years. It is more than just a means of communication; it is a living, breathing testament to the cultural and intellectual prowess of its speakers. Spoken predominantly in the southern Indian state of Tamil Nadu and in parts of Sri Lanka, Singapore, and Malaysia, Tamil is not only a language but also a cultural identity for millions of people.

A Glimpse into the History of Tamil

Tamil's roots run deep, with literary works dating back to the Sangam period, which is believed to have existed between 300 BCE and 300 CE. The language has an extensive literary tradition, with classic works like the Thirukkural and Silappatikaram still revered today. Tamil's longevity and resilience are a testament to its adaptability and the devotion of its speakers.

The Unique Script of Tamil

One of the first things that strike anyone learning Tamil is its script. The Tamil script is distinctive, consisting of 12 vowels, 18 consonants, and a special character known as aaytham. The elegant curves and rounded shapes of the letters add to the visual beauty of the language. Unlike many other Indian languages that use Devanagari or similar scripts, Tamil has its own alphabet, which is both phonetic and systematic.

The Melodious Sound of Tamil

Tamil is often described as a musical language, with its soft consonants and rhythmic flow. The language has a natural lilt that makes it ideal for poetry and song. In fact, Tamil is one of the few languages that has a continuous tradition of poetry stretching over two millennia. The rich intonation patterns and the use of sandhi (a rule-based sound change) in Tamil speech contribute to its melodious quality.

Tamil's Literary Richness

The Tamil literary tradition is one of the oldest and richest in the world. From the classical epics and ethical literature to the modern short stories and novels, Tamil literature has evolved while maintaining its classical roots. The Sangam literature, written by ancient Tamil poets, is a treasure trove of wisdom, philosophy, and the art of living. Works like the Thirukkural, a collection of couplets dealing with ethics, politics, love, and everyday life, are still widely read and quoted, demonstrating the timeless nature of Tamil literature.

The Cultural Significance of Tamil

Tamil is more than just a language; it is a cultural emblem for the Tamil people. The language is intertwined with the region's traditions, festivals, and arts. For instance, the classical dance form Bharatanatyam and the traditional music style Carnatic music are deeply connected to Tamil culture. The language also plays a central role in religious practices, with many Hindu temples in Tamil Nadu inscribing their rituals and prayers in Tamil. Learn More For More Information -

25 essential Tamil words and their meanings

The Global Presence of Tamil

Despite being an ancient language, Tamil continues to thrive, not just in Tamil Nadu but around the world. It is one of the 22 scheduled languages of India and is recognized as a classical language by the Indian government, highlighting its cultural significance. Tamil is also an official language in Sri Lanka and Singapore, and it enjoys a significant presence in Malaysia and Mauritius. The Tamil diaspora, spread across the globe, has ensured that the language remains vibrant and dynamic, with Tamil communities preserving their linguistic heritage through education, media, and cultural festivals.

Learning Tamil: A Gateway to a Rich Culture

Learning Tamil is not just about acquiring a new language; it is about immersing oneself in a rich cultural tapestry. For language enthusiasts and cultural explorers, Tamil offers a unique opportunity to connect with one of the world's oldest living cultures. The language opens doors to understanding the art, music, literature, and everyday life of the Tamil people.

Moreover, Tamil is a key to unlocking the wisdom of ancient texts, many of which have not been translated into other languages. By learning Tamil, one gains access to a vast body of knowledge, ranging from classical philosophy and ethics to modern science and technology, all written in Tamil.

Conclusion

The beauty of the Tamil language lies in its ability to bridge the ancient and the modern, the local and the global. It is a language that has not only survived but thrived over millennia, adapting to changing times while preserving its core essence. Whether through its melodious sound, its rich literary tradition, or its cultural significance, Tamil continues to captivate and inspire millions around the world. Embracing Tamil is embracing a living heritage, a vibrant culture, and a timeless tradition.

So, whether you're a language enthusiast, a cultural explorer, or someone with Tamil roots, delving into the beauty of the Tamil language is a journey worth undertaking.

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2024-08-13

Singapore

Over 2.4m Singaporeans to receive $200-400 cost of living payment next month

59-year-old man found decomposing inside Punggol flat - yet more people dying alone & unfound

Malaysian flag hung outside HDB flat raises eyebrows - "the display of any flag or national emblem that is not of Singapore in public is considered an offence"

Drug syndicate allegedly led by Singaporean busted in KL

Gender reveal parties catching on here - what happens when would-be parents have too much time & money on their hands, & think the world revolves around them

Psychology

Solastalgia exists when there is recognition that the beloved place in which one resides is under assault - Nature is dying 😔

Finance

More Chinese nationals looking to buy high-end homes in Malaysia

Politics

President Tharman from Singapore to co-chair World Bank’s new high-level advisory council on jobs

Food

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Travel

SIA to ramp up flights to some destinations in Europe, Australia and Southeast Asia next year from Mar-Oct

Singapore: Swimming & water activities resume at Lazarus Island beach

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HALAL Certification in China

A group of knowledgeable HALAL consultants in China known as Certvalue is well known for offering HALAL certification in Beijing, Shanghai, Shenzhen, Wuhan, Chengdu, and other significant Chinese cities. Are you wanting to have your product approved in China, to import or export, or to get your product certified under Halal? China's HALAL certification ensures that goods and services targeted at the Muslim community adhere to Islamic law and are thus suitable for consumption in Muslim nations as well as Western nations with sizable Muslim populations (France, Germany, United Kingdom, Spain). In China, halal certification is a procedure that ensures the characteristics and calibre of the goods in compliance with the by the Islamic board that allows the use of the mark Halal.It is primarily used on meat products and food items like additives, milk, and canned food. Especially when it comes to meat items Halal ensures that the animals were killed in a single cut, fully bled, and that their flesh was not in touch with any other animal slaughter, particularly pork.

The top certifying body in China is HALAL Services. Our team of skilled executives can supervise the provision of Halal food certification services in India and throughout the world in the most efficient way possible at competitive prices. Our team has also obtained halal certification in China, which would elevate us to the position of chief in halal.

Requirements of HALAL Certification in China

Comprehending Halal Requirements:

adherence to both international and Chinese halal standards, such as those set out by the Halal Development Corporation (HDC) of Malaysia and the Islamic Food and Nutrition Council of America (IFANCA).knowledge of the "GB/T 26112-2010 General Guidelines for Halal Food Production."

Procedure for Application:

submitting an application to a Chinese organisation that is recognised for halal certification. The China Islamic Association (CIA) and regional Islamic associations are notable organisations.provide thorough details about the business and the goods that need to be verified.

Employee Education:

Employee education on the fundamentals of Halal food and the significance of preserving its purity throughout the manufacturing process.

Certification Charges:

Fees for the application, examination, and issuing of the Halal certificate must be paid. Depending on the certifying authority and the certification's scope, fees may change.

Halal Certificate Issuance:

The Halal certificate is granted following the inspection's successful conclusion and conformity with all specifications. Usually good for a year, this certificate has to be renewed every year.

Branding and Labelling:

The certifying body's emblem for the Halal certification must be shown on product labels.

Relevant information should be included on the label to reassure customers about the product's Halal status.

Observance and Complying:

Audits and surveillance on a regular basis to guarantee continued adherence to Halal requirements.In the event that non-compliance is found, prompt notification and corrective action are required.

Procedure for Renewal:

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BENEFITS OF HALAL certification in China

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HALAL Certification in China

Requirements of HALAL Certification in China

Comprehending Halal Requirements:

Procedure for Application:

Employee Education:

Employee education on the fundamentals of Halal food and the significance of preserving its purity throughout the manufacturing process.

Certification Charges:

Fees for the application, examination, and issuing of the Halal certificate must be paid. Depending on the certifying authority and the certification's scope, fees may change.

Halal Certificate Issuance:

The Halal certificate is granted following the inspection's successful conclusion and conformity with all specifications. Usually good for a year, this certificate has to be renewed every year.

Branding and Labelling:

The certifying body's emblem for the Halal certification must be shown on product labels.

Relevant information should be included on the label to reassure customers about the product's Halal status.

Observance and Complying:

Audits and surveillance on a regular basis to guarantee continued adherence to Halal requirements.In the event that non-compliance is found, prompt notification and corrective action are required.

Procedure for Renewal:

To guarantee ongoing adherence to Halal requirements, the yearly renewal of the Halal certificate entails a review of the manufacturing procedure and sometimes another inspection.

BENEFITS OF HALAL certification in China

How to Get HALAL Consultants in China?

#HALAL in China

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What is the Role of Auditors ISO 9001 Certification in Malaysia?

ISO 9001 Certification in Malaysia

ISO 9001 Certification in Malaysia In contemporary-day competitive international panorama, Malaysian agencies are constantly searching for strategies to beautify their commonplace performance, gain a competitive edge, and construct shipping as correctly with clients. Implementing a robust Quality Management System (QMS) based on the ISO 9001 Certification in Malaysia massive can be an exercise-changer. This guide explores the compelling motives for pursuing ISO 9001 Certification in Malaysia and delves into auditors’ essential function in engaging in this.

Understanding ISO 9001

Developed with the beneficial aid of using the International Organization for Standardization (ISO), ISO 9001 Certification in Malaysia outlines the requirements for putting in location a QMS. This framework applies to businesses of all sizes and industries, supplying a roadmap for achieving everyday top-notch top-notch services and products. By adhering to ISO 9001 Certification in Malaysia, groups show their willpower to:

Customer Focus: Ensuring client wishes and expectations are continuously met.

Continuous Improvement: Embracing a lifestyle of non-prevent improvement to decorate fantastic and famous traditional performances.

Effective Processes: Streamlining and optimizing techniques for acceptable standard, not unusual, everyday fashionable average overall performance.

Strong Leadership: Management actively uses the implementation and safety of the QMS.

Employee Engagement: Involving personnel in the most minor bit stages in super responsibilities.

Benefits of ISO 9001 Certification in Malaysia

Obtaining ISO 9001 Certification in Malaysia gives a large number of blessings to organizations:

Enhanced Customer Satisfaction: A properly based QMS results in superior product and carrier brilliance, which, in the long run, results in better client delight and loyalty. Satisfied customers turn out to be repeat clients, and maybe a powerful delivery of extraordinary word-of-mouth marketing and advertising.

Increased Efficiency and Productivity: Streamlined strategies reduce errors and redecorate, which is most important for more standard overall performance and superior productivity. This translates into a financial and monetary savings rate and higher beneficial, helpful resource utilization.

Reduced Costs: Proactive exceptional manipulation allows for restricting costs associated with defects, waste, and patron court docket times. Companies can hold large assets by preventing problems in the first region.

Improved Decision-Making: The records-driven approach fostered by the valuable resource of ISO 9001 Certification in Malaysia allows for more informed options based totally on actual records and motive evaluation, critical to more excellent strategic planning and execution.

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Global Market Access: ISO 9001 Certification in Malaysia is recognized worldwide, facilitating exchange by demonstrating adherence to diagnosed outstanding requirements. This makes Malaysian organizations more attractive to capability companions and customers within the global marketplace.

Compliance with Regulations: In great industries, ISO 9001 Certification in Malaysia might be a name for precise tips or contracts. Complying with those regulations can help companies avoid jail issues and functionality results.

The Role of Auditors in Achieving ISO 9001 Certification

The journey in the route of ISO 9001 Certification in Malaysia is sometimes a solo corporation business enterprise. Auditors play a crucial function in this tool with the aid of imparting unbiased, professional steerage and evaluation:

Gap Analysis: Auditors can conduct an opening assessment to evaluate your current fantastic control practices in comparison with the requirements of ISO 9001 Certification in Malaysia. This evaluation identifies regions where your modern device may need development to achieve compliance.

QMS Development and Implementation: Auditors can guide the development of a QMS that aligns with ISO 9001 Certification in Malaysia standards. This can also encompass developing hints, strategies, and training for personnel on QMS thoughts.

Internal Audits: Auditors can conduct internal audits to verify whether the QMS meets the same vintage’s requirements. This allows them to identify any gaps or weaknesses inside the device before a proper certification audit.

Preparation for Certification Audit: Auditors can help businesses organize for the last certification audit completed with the valuable aid of an identified certification frame. This includes ensuring all documentation is complete, and employees are familiar with the QMS.

Types of Auditors in Malaysia

There are primary classes of auditors applicable to undertaking ISO 9001 auditors in Malaysia:

Internal Auditors: These auditors are beneficial resources for the organization. They conduct internal audits to assess QMS compliance, discover improvement areas, and ensure the machine stays effective.

Certification Body Auditors: These are unbiased, licensed auditors hired through regular certifications on our bodies. They conduct the final certification audit to verify if the business enterprise’s QMS meets the requirements of ISO 9001 auditors in Malaysia

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