Minority Care International in partnership with University of Mindanao and its College of Nursing conducted a seminar on Clinical Competencies of Nurses for the Global Market. ThMinority Care International in partnership with University of Mindanao and its College of Nursing conducted a seminar on Clinical Competencies of Nurses for the Global Market.

Our world today faces four greatest enemies: poverty, corruption, ignorance and violence. The importance of education can not be overemphasized. Though the Philippines is considered as having the highest literacy rate among Asian countries, the Autonomous Region I Muslim Mindanao has the highest illiteracy rate in the country.

As a step toward redressing conflicts among ethnic minorities and state majorities, this study compares the Moros Muslims of the southern Philippines with the Kurds of Turkey. This paper examines mechanisms to ameliorate violence perpetrated by separatists and by states.

Education can alleviate violence almost immediately if the conflict has arisen because of economic, social, or political disparity. Yet, one of the clearest indicators of disparity between the majority and the minority populations is the level of education. In both southeastern Turkey and in the Philippines the illiteracy rate is substantially higher, the quality of education is poorer, and the gender difference is greater.

What is politics? Generally politics refers to the art or science of governing, and in democracies to the process by which groups make decisions. What is religion? Generally, it is considered the coherence of beliefs concerning the divine, truth, and moral codes.

Turkey could create an autonomous, federally recognized political, ethnic and economic region within its borders.

Minority Care International in partnership with University of Southeastern Philippines (USEP) hosted the 1st National Conference on "Indigenous hiMinority Care International in partnership with University of Southeastern Philippines (USEP)

The Indigenous People received nationwide attention last August 13-15, 2008 at the 2nd National Conference on Indigenous Peoples' Higher Education in the Philippines. The University of Southeastern Philippines (USEP) in Obrero, Davao City hosted the Conference with the help of the Pamulaan Center of Indigenous Peoples' Education and in partnership with the Minority Care International (MCI) and the National Commission on Indigenous Peoples (NCIP).