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    The Manili massacre involved the killing of 65-79 Moro Muslims, including women and children, in a mosque in 1971 by the Ilaga militant group and the Philippine Constabulary. No one was held responsible, increasing mistrust between Moro Muslims and Christians. In response, Muammar Gaddafi provided military aid to the Moro independence group, MNLF. The Malisbong Massacre saw the Philippine military kill over 100 praying Moro civilians in a mosque in 1974, and subject Moro girls to mass rape, amidst the Moro independence movement.

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    The Manili massacre involved the killing of 65-79 Moro Muslims, including women and children, in a mosque in 1971 by the Ilaga militant group and the Philippine Constabulary. No one was held responsible, increasing mistrust between Moro Muslims and Christians. In response, Muammar Gaddafi provided military aid to the Moro independence group, MNLF. The Malisbong Massacre saw the Philippine military kill over 100 praying Moro civilians in a mosque in 1974, and subject Moro girls to mass rape, amidst the Moro independence movement.

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    The Manili Massacre Refers To The Mass Killings of 65

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    The Manili massacre involved the killing of 65-79 Moro Muslims, including women and children, in a mosque in 1971 by the Ilaga militant group and the Philippine Constabulary. No one was held responsible, increasing mistrust between Moro Muslims and Christians. In response, Muammar Gaddafi provided military aid to the Moro independence group, MNLF. The Malisbong Massacre saw the Philippine military kill over 100 praying Moro civilians in a mosque in 1974, and subject Moro girls to mass rape, amidst the Moro independence movement.

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    The Manili massacre refers to the mass killings of 65-79 Moro Muslims, including

    women and children committed in a mosque in Manili, Carmen, North Cotabato,


    Philippines in June 19, 1971. The Ilaga militant group was suspected to be behind
    the attacks but there were also allegations that the Philippine Constabulary were
    also behind the incident and collaborated with the Ilaga. No one was found to be
    responsible for the incident.[1][2] The incident resulted increased mistrust between
    Moro Muslims and Christians.[3] In response to the incident, former Libyan leader
    Muammar Gaddafi provided military aid to the secessionist group, Moro National
    Liberation Front (MNLF)

    The Malisbong Massacre or Tacbil Mosque massacre was an incident on


    September 24, 1974 in Malisbong, Palimbang, Sultan Kudarat, Mindanao where the
    15th 1B infantry battalion of the Armed Forces of the Philippines killed 1776 praying
    Moro Muslim civilian worshippers. Moro girls were also taken aboard a Philippine
    naval boat and subjected to mass rape. The incident took place amidst Moros
    fighting for independence.

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