paano makatutulong ang '' One Million Voice for Peace in the pilippines''sa pagsulong ng kapayapaan.
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You and I, all of us should find a viable solution for lasting peace in our country. That is my bottomline. I add my voice to the One Million Voices for Peace Campaign in The Philippines.”
Thus said Philippine showbiz’ “King of Talk” Boy Abunda as he officially endorsed the One Million Voices for Peace in the Philippines (OMVP) campaign calling for a political settlement to the armed conflicts in the country that was launched recently by the Initiatives for International Dialogue (IID), a regional non-government organization based in Davao City.
Abunda, host of the popular showbiz program “The Buzz” and the no-nonsense “Bottomline” talk show explained that in understanding peace, it is also important to understand the culture and traditions of people. “The Bottomline” just won the prestigious “Best Talk Show” for 2011 at the recent Asian TV Awards for its episode on Maguindanao Governor Esmael “Toto” Mangundadatu besting other shows in the region including CNN’s seminal Talk Asia.
Abunda, who also holds a master’s degree in International Relations on Public Diplomacy, promised to help the campaign by likewise seeking the support of his fellow celebrities in the call for a peaceful, negotiated settlement with rebel groups in the country. While saying that the conflict in Mindanao is “extremely nuanced”, Abunda called on his followers to add their voices to the campaign for peace.
The OMVP campaign aims to gather “voices” of people from all over the Philippines and in other countries to signify their desire for an end to the conflict in the country and for the conflict actors to work for a peaceful, just and comprehensive political settlement to their armed conflict.
The “voices” can be expressed in different forms: signatures to the campaign petition, “likes” in a Facebook account and website of the campaign (
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