StevenWarRan Research: Linking Muslim Terror in the Philippines to al-Qaida.

December 4, 1985, Associated Press, Muslim Filipinos Free U.S., German Men Held 1 Year,

January 7, 1990, AP / New York Times, Philippine Rebels Kill Mayor and Threaten G.I.'s,
July 2, 1990, New York Times, Filipino Rebels Hold Member Of Peace Corps, U.S. Reports
August 16, 1990, Reuters / New York Times, Philippine Rebel Leader Orders New Attacks,

April 28, 1991, Reuters, Philippine Family Feud Erupts; 7 Die, 31 Hurt,

March 26, 1992, Reuters, 3 Women, Girl Reported Freed in Philippines,
March 28, 1992, Albany Times Union (NY), Peru and Philippines Top Risks Fore Missions,700+ words,
March 26, 1992, The Washington Post, Hostages Freed In Philippines, 255 words,

January 15, 1994, The Filipino Express, Violence in Zamboanga: Hundreds flee their homes fearing Abu Sayyaf's, by Ben C. Ongoco; 534 words,
January 15, 1994, The Filipino Express, RP general wants rebels "dead or alive", by Ben C. Ongoco,
June 5, 1994, New York Times, Fighting in the Philippines,
June 8, 1994, Associated Press / The Buffalo News (NY), Rebels Take Hostages, Kill 15 in Philippines,
June 9, 1994, The Washington Post, Muslim Radicals in Philippines Take Hostages, Kill 15 as Troops Pursue, by William Branigin, 687 words,
June 10, 1994, The Washington Post, Ransom Sought For 21 Hostages, 275 words,
June 14, 1994, The Washington Post, Filipino Rebels Free Hostages, 263 words,
June 25, 1994, The Buffalo News (NY), Attack Fails to Dislodge Muslim Extremist Group, 228 words,
August 4, 1994, Filipino Reporter, Abu Sayyaf eyed for alien tie, by Edmund M. Silvestre, 318 words,
August 4, 1994, Filipino Reporter, Captured priest not in hands of Moro rebels, says Ramos, by Edmund M. Silvestre, 474 words,
August 11, 1994, Filipino Reporter, Threat to kill priest is aired, by Mercedes Tira Andrei, 374 words,
September 1, 1994, Filipino Reporter, Abu Sayyaf: RP's enemy No.1, by Edmund M. Silvestre, 400 words,
December 8, 1994, Filipino Reporter, 8 missing EMs are dead, by Edmund M. Silvestre, 478 words,
December 12, 1994, The Washington Post, Bombed Philippine Jet Lands Safely in Japan; Muslim Rebel Group Claims Responsibility, by T. R. Reid, 610 words,
December 12, 1994, Chicago Sun-Times, Bomb Explodes on Jet; 1 Dies, 306 Safe, Velisarios Kattoulas; 494 words,

January 12, 1995, The Washington Post, Manila Reports Threat Timed to Visit; Arrest of 2 Terror Suspects Reported on Eve of Pope's Arrival, by William Branigin, 700+ words,
February 5, 1995, The Filipino Express, Extreme Force, by Arnold Molina Azurin, 700+ words,
March 30, 1995, Filipino Reporter, Abu Sayyaf top guns are captured, by Marilyn Abalos, 461 words,
April 3, 1995, The Washington Post, 6 in Manila Linked to N.Y. Bombing; Alleged Muslim Extremists Arrested on Weapons Charges, by Robert H. Reid, 421 words,
April 5, 1995, The Washington Post, Guerrillas Attack Philippine City, 336 words,
April 6, 1995, The Washington Post, Philippine Officials Warn Of More Attacks by Rebels, 379 words,
April 6, 1995, Associated Press / The Columbian (Vancouver, WA), Bandits of Terrorists?, 700+ words,
April 8, 1995, New York Times, Another Plot Is Laid to Bombing Suspect, by Philip Shenon,
April 10, 1995, The Columbian (Vancouver), Military Claims to Have Rebels Surrounded,,700+ words,
April 17, 1995, AP / Buffalo News (NY), Arab Jailed in U.S. Tied to Terrorism; Philippines Calls Man Pivotal in Network, by Robert H. Reid, 594 words,
April 23, 1995, The Filipino Express, Abu Sayyaf raid has links to international terrorists, by Dave Veridiano, 473 words,
April 27, 1995, Filipino Reporter, Saudi trader held in Calif. linked to Muslim extremists, by Prudencio R. Europa, 601 words,
May 13, 1995, The Economist (US) Southern terror: Philippines, (separatists on Mindanao), 640 words,
May 25, 1995, The Washington Post, Spoilers of the Peace; Militant Young Muslim Force Emerges in Philippines as Older Rebels Negotiate, by Keith B. Richburg, 700+ words,
May 28, 1995, Los Angeles Times, Project Bojinka, by Charles P. Wallace, 700+ words,
June 15, 1995, Filipino Reporter, 2 radical Muslim officers flee jail, by Edmund M. Silvestre, 374 words,
June 18, 1995, The Filipino Express, Government and rebels clash again in Zamboanga, 20 killed: Military, by Felipa Aguilar, 493 words,
July 2, 1995, The Filipino Express, Moslem Leader Says, Failure of dialogue may mean war, by Butch Franco, 524 words,
July 6, 1995, Filipino Reporter, Eye in L.A.: Our Muslim brothers, by John L. Shinn III, 700+ words,
July 13, 1995, Filipino Reporter, Moslem bandits free 3 teachers, by Edmund M. Silvestre, 489 words,
July 27, 1995, Inter Press Service, Philippines: Search For Peace Continues in "Land of Promise", by Nirmal Ghosh, 700+ words,
October 26, 1995, The Washington Post, Philippine Leader Calls For Joint Campaign Against Terrorism, by William Branigin, 700+ words,

January 9, 1996, Inter Press Service English News Wire, Philippines Security: New Year's Harvest of "Foreign Terrorists?" by Johanna Son, 700+ words,
August 17, 1996, N.Y. Daily News / Buffalo News (NY), Saudi Millionaire Seen By State Department as Sponsor of Terrorism, by Anne E. Kornblut and Dave Saltonstall, 700+ words,
August 20, 1996, NY Times, Filipino Foes Meet at Talks To End Muslim Rebellion, by Edward A. Gargan,
September 6, 1996, New York Times, An Enigmatic Personality Whose Mission Was to Punish America, by David Kocieniewski,
October 26, 1995, The Washington Post, Philippine Leader Calls For Joint Campaign Against Terrorism, by William Branigin, 700+ words,
January 1, 1996, The Washington Post, 13 Freed in Philippines, 308 words,

January 5, 1997, The Filipino Express, Kidnappers strike again, 395 words,
February 7, 1997, New York Times, Catholic Bishop Slain on Muslim Isle in Philippines,
April 9, 1997, Seattle Post-Intelligencer, Fighting Kills 21 on Island in Philippines, 374 words,

January 1, 1998, Southeast Asian Affairs, Contemporary Issues in Philippine Security, 512 words,
May 10, 1998, BBC News, Philippines president calls for peaceful poll,
March 26, 1998, ICT Herzliya / AP, Abu Sayyaf Rebels Threaten to Kill Abducted Philippinos,
May 10, 1998, BBC News, High turn-out in Philippines elections,
May 12, 1998, BBC News, Early results in Philippines elections,
June 30, 1998, BBC News, Estrada pledges to fight poverty and crime,
August 31, 1998, Washington Transcript Service, McCarthy Former Chief Trial Counsel Holds News Briefing with Others on Countering Terrorism, 700+ words,
September 13, 1998, The Filipino Express, Osama bin Laden relative may have aided Muslim rebels,
September 17, 1998, Filipino Reporter, Bin Laden network in Mindanao no threat to nation's security,
December 19, 1998, BBC News, Philippine Muslim leader killed,
December 19, 1998, ICT Herzliya, Leader of Abu Sayyaf Killed in Gunfight with Philippines Police,

January 3, 1999, BBC News, Nine die in Philippine grenade attack,
January 3, 1999, AP Online, 10 Die in Philippines Attack, 399 words,
January 3, 1999, AP Online, Philippine Grenade Attack Kills 10, 332 words,
January 3, 1999, Filipino Express, R.P.'s most wanted fugitive killed: Abu Sayyaf leader Abubakar,
January 10, 1999, AP Online, Philippines Patrols Increased, 402 words,
January 15, 1999, BBC News, Philippine poverty,
January 22, 1999, BBC News, Trouble brews on Mischief Reef,
February 3, 1999, BBC News, 'China letting pirates go free',
February 3, 1999, BBC News, South East Asia: piracy hot-spot,
February 8, 1999, BBC News, Muslim rebels insist on independence,
February 14, 1999, BBC News, Analysis: Flashpoint Spratly,
February 14, 1999, BBC News, Tension rises over Spratly Islands,
February 21, 1999, BBC News, Philippines grenade attack,
February 23, 1999, BBC News, Philippine dream of Islamic state,
March 1, 1999, Newsweek International, Plowshares Into Swords: Estrada's tough-guy act stirs up fighting on Mindanao, by Marites D.Vitug, 670 words,
May 27, 1999, BBC News, Violent protests greet Philippines-US pact,
June 18, 1999, AP Online, Kidnapped Belgian Released, 481 words,
July 26, 1999, BBC News, Filipinos demand more freedom,
August 20, 1999, BBC News, Protesters crowd streets in Philippines,
August 20, 1999, BBC News, Estrada declared president,
September 11, 1999, AP Online, Grenade Injures Many in Philippines, 321 words,
September 15, 1999, AP Online, Three Philippine Teachers Abducted, 387 words,
September 21, 1999, BBC News, Cook seeks probe into 'piracy' death,
November 1, 1999, Journal of Asian and African Studies, Muslim Rulers and Rebels; Everyday Politics and Armed Separatism in the Southern Philippines, (book review), by Kenneth E. Bauzon, 700+ words,
December 22, 1999, BBC News, Chinese pirates sentenced to death,

January 6, 2000, The Philippine Star, Gov't leaves door open for NDF, by Paolo Romero

January 7, 2000, The Philippine Star, 4 NPA rebels killed in N. Samar encounter, by Paolo Romero, Edith Regalado

January 8, 2000, BBC News, Philippines reform package shelved,
January 8, 2000,The Philippine Star, Joma behind Balweg's murder? by Paolo Romero, Teddy Molina,
January 13, 2000, The Philippine Star, NPAs seize Air Force chaplain,

February 2, 2000, ICT Herzliya, Philippines Army Says MNFL Recruits Working for Abu Sayyaf
February 11, 2000, The Philippine Star, US troops due here tomorrow,

February 18, 2000, New Straits Times, KL-Jakarta border panel now a catalyst for boosting economic growth, by M. Jeffri Razali, 700+ words,

February 20, 2000, BBC News, Philippines peace talks off,
February 26, 2000, The Independent (London), Bus bomb kills 32 Filipinos in ferry explosion,

February 28, 2000, BusinessWorld (Philippines) After bombings, rebels burn bus in Davao City, by Payumo, Cathy Rose A. Garcia And Manolette C.,

January 31, 2000, The Philippine Star, Abu Sayyaf frees trader in Sulu after 70 days, by Roel Pareño, Alvin Tarroza, AFP,

February 7, 2000, The Philippine Star, Abu Sayyaf rebels kidnap bank teller, by Roel Pareño,

February 15, 2000, The Philippine Star, Alert on in Sulu amid Sayyaf terror plot, by John Unson, Roel Pareño, Alvin Tarroza and DPA,

February 29, 2000, The Philippine Star, Abu Sayyaf tells Sulu clergy: Convert to Islam or face, by Roel Pareño,

March 1, 2000, BusinessWorld (Philippines), Peace talks to proceed despite bombings, by Lugo, Leotes Marie T.; Aquino, Norman P.; And, Manolette C. Payumo,

March 4, 2000, The Philippine Star, Abu Sayyaf leader nabbed, by Roel Pareño,

March 7, 2000, The Philippine Star, ABB to purse peace talks with gov't despite bombings,

March 8, 2000, The Philippine Star, Afghans trained Moro rebs behind bombing?
March 8, 2000, BBC News, Asia mulls piracy measures,

March 16, 2000, BBC News, Philippine child rebel defiant,
March 16, 2000, The Philippine Star, 2 dead, 6 hurt in bus blasts in South, Suspect In Ozamiz Bombing Falls, by Paolo Romero, AFP, Roel Pareño, Alvin Tarroza, Lino de la Cruz and Mike Frialde,

March 21, 2000, The Philippine Star, Abu Sayyaf rebels take 77 people hostage in Basilan,
March 21, 2000, BusinessWorld (Philippines) Moro terrorists abduct Basilan priest, teacher, by Cathy Rose A.Garcia,

March 22, 2000, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Basilan rebels threaten to kill 43 hostages, by Julia Alipala-Inot,
March 22, 2000, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Erap orders all-out war vs Moro rebels
March 22, 2000, Philippine Headline News, Muslim Rebels Threaten to Kill 43 Hostages,

March 23, 2000, The Philippine Star,2 kidnap victims rescued, by Roel Pareno,
March 23, 2000, The Philippine Star, AFP won't negotiate with Sayyaf for hostages' release,
March 23, 2000, The Philippine Star Editorial, The Abu Sayyaf threat,

March 24, 2000, AP Online, Muslim Rebels Threaten Hostages,
March 24, 2000, The Philippine Star, 'Crisis committee' to handle Sayyaf negotiations,

March 25, 2000, AP Online, Philippine Muslims Release Hostages,
March 25, 2000, The Philippine Star, Military ready to help fight kidnaps

March 26, 2000, The Philippine Star, 18 Abu Sayyaf hostages freed, by Roel Pareño, with Paolo Romero, Edith Regalado, Jose Rodel Clapano, John Unson, AFP,
March 26, 2000, Philippine Headline News, Abu Sayyaf Frees 18 Basilan Hostages

March 27, 2000, The Philippine Star, Sayyaf to kill captives if Janjalani's kin not freed,

March 28, 2000, The Philippine Star, Military braces for possible attacks on NPA anniversary,
March 28, 2000, The Philippine Star, Gov't negotiator with Sayyaf quits,
March 28, 2000, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Negotiator quits; fate of Abu Sayyaf hostages in jeopardy,

March 30, 2009, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Trail of beheadings

April 1, 2000, The Philippine Star, Gov't officials laugh off coup rumors,
April 1, 2000, The Philippine Star, Sayyaf warns media, owns slay of critic, by Alvin Tarroza and John Unson,

April 2, 2000, The Philippine Star, Zamboanga mediamen denounce Abu Sayyaf, by Alvin Tarroza,

April 4, 2000, The Philippine Star, Vigilantes give Sayyaf April 15 deadline, by Alvin Tarroza,

April 8, 2000, The Philippine Star, Abu Sayyaf frees 2 students as 'gesture of gratitude',
April 8, 2000, The Philippine Star, Sayyaf frees kidnapped trader by John Unson,

April 9, 2000, AP Online, Bomb Explodes in Philippines, 404 words,
April 9, 2000, The Philippine Star, Mindoro massacre suspect falls by Joe Leuterio and Gina Tabonares,

April 10, 2000, The Philippine Star, Vigilantes threaten to rescue Sayyaf hostages by Roel Pareño,

April 11, 2000, The Philippine Star, Sayyaf: Give us Robin or we'll give you death,

April 12, 2000, AP Online, Rebels Attacked in Philippines,
April 12, 2000, AP Online, Philippine Military Kill 41 Guerrillas,
April 12, 2000, The Philippine Star, Basilan exec: We'll wipe out Sayyaf kin, by Alvin Tarroza,
April 12, 2000, The Philippine Star, Beware of the Moro rebs who never miss a trick: Will Robin be hostage,'action star'--or stud? by Max Soliven,

April 13, 2000, Los Angeles Times Wire Reports, At Least 56 Reported Killed After Ferry Tips,
April 13, 2000, The Philippine Star, Sayyaf stays beheading after meeting with Robin, by Roel Pareño,
April 13, 2000, The Philippine Star, MILF 'shadow gov't' in Cotabato bared, by Mike Frialde,
April 13, 2000, The Philippine Star, Robin just a face-saving device for Sayyaf retreat, by Federico D.Pascual,

April 14, 2000, The Philippine Star, 5 'Sayyaf men' nabbed for '95 Cotabato kidnap, by Allen Estabillo,
April 14, 2000, The Philippine Star, Rice for Sayyaf to open talks,

April 15, 2000, AP Online, Philippine Rebel Bids 'Impossible', by Aaron Favila, Associated Press Writer,
April 15, 2000, The Philippine Star, Abu Sayyaf frees two ailing children, by Edith Regalado
April 15, 2000, The Philippine Star, Army overruns MILF camp,

April 16, 2000, The Philippine Star, Abu Sayyaf demand impossible - Estrada,
April 16, 2000, The Philippine Star, The Abu Sayyaf is having fun,Editorial,

April 17, 2000, AP Online, Quick Peace Unlikely in Philippines, by Oliver Teves, Associated Press Writer;
April 17, 2000, The Philippine Star, Sayyaf threatens beheadings anew by Roel Pareño,

April 18, 2000, AP Online, Philippines Shrugs Off Rebel Threat, by Oliver Teves, Associated Press Writer,
April 18, 2000, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Now, Abu Sayyaf threatens to kill, kidnap Americans, by Julie Alipala-Inot,
April 18, 2000, The Philippine Star, Sayyaf warns: We'll kidnap Americans by Roel Pareño,
April 18, 2000, Philippine Headline News, News Blackout Poised Over Abu Sayyaf Antics,

April 19, 2000, BBC News, Muslim rebels behead two hostages,
April 19, 2000, BBC News, "Sword of God" at war, [Bad Link]
April 19, 2000, Associated Press / Christian Science Monitor, Philippines' rebel threats escalate,
April 19, 2000, AP Online, Two Philippine Hostages Beheaded,
April 19, 2000, The Philippine Star, 10 'Kristos' to be nailed in Pampanga; number of young flagellants up,
April 19, 2000, The Philippine Star, Sayyaf's 'gift' to Estrada: Two hostages' heads by Aurea Calica,
April 19, 2000, Philippine Headline News, Rebuffed, Sayyaf to Behead 2 Male Hostages Today,

April 20, 2000, BBC News, Philippine executions revenge threat,
April 20, 2000, AP Online, Philippines Hostage Rescue Planned,
April 20, 2000, The Birmingham Post (England), Rebels kill two hostages,
April 20, 2000, Philippine Headline News, 2 Abu Sayyaf Hostages Beheaded,
April 20, 2000, Filipino Reporter, Actor goes to hostage-takers' den,
April 20, 2000, The Philippine Star, Abu Sayyaf claims to have beheaded two teachers, by Roel Pareño and Paolo Romero,
April 20, 2000, The Philippine Star, Cebuano to be nailed for 11th time amid money-making raps,
April 20, 2000, The Philippine Star, Kidnap gang busted, by Mike Frialde,
April 20, 2000, The Philippine Star, Soldiers or Moro rebs? In Maguindanao, looks can be deceiving, by John Unson
April 20, 2000, The Philippine Star, We favor partial news blackout on Abu Sayyaf - Postscript,

April 21, 2000, BBC News, Philippines shoot-out with Muslim rebels,

April 22, 2000, BBC News, Philippine troops attack hostage hide-out,
April 22, 2000, AP Online, Philippine Military Attacks Rebels, by Oliver Teves, 700+ words,
April 22, 2000, AP Online, Philippine Military Shells Camp, by Oliver Teves,
April 22, 2000, AP Online, Report: Philippine Army Shells Camp, 559 words,

April 23, 2000, New York Times, Filipino Army Attacks Rebels Holding Hostages,
April 23, 2000, Associated Press, Muslim Camp Attacked in Philippines, 700+ words,
April 23, 2000, Scotland on Sunday (Edinburgh), Troops launch new assault on hostage-takers, by Katherine Hope,
April 23, 2000, The Filipino Express, 100,000 flee Lanao fighting,
April 23, 2000, The Philippine Star, Troops start rescue of Sayyaf hostages, by Roel Pareño,

April 25, 2000, New York Times, Tourists Are Seized in Malaysia; Tie to Philippine Clash Claimed,
April 25, 2000, New York Times, 20 Kidnapped From Malaysian Resort Island, by Thomas Fuller,
April 25, 2000, Intl. Herald Tribune, 20 Kidnapped From Malaysian Resort Island, by Thomas Fuller,
April 25, 2000, Albany Times Union (NY), 20 Taken Hostage at Malaysian Resort,
April 25, 2000, Washington Post, Gunmen Take Foreigners Hostage in Malaysia, by Rajiv Chandrasekaran,
April 25, 2000, AP Online, Americans Recover From Hostage Drama, by Jocelyn Gecker, 666 words,
April 25, 2000, AP Online, Americans Escape Malaysia Abduction, by Jocelyn Gecker, 646 words,
April 25, 2000, AP Online, Rebels Back Off Kidnapping Claims, by Pat Roque, 700+ words,
April 25, 2000, AP Online, Philippine Troops Press Assault, by Pat Roque; 565 words,
April 25, 2000, AP Online, Hostages Said To Be in Philippines, by Pat Roque, 700+ words,
April 25, 2000, AP Online, Malaysia Hostage Search Continues, by Pat Roque, 700+ words,
April 25, 2000, AP Online, Hostages, Kidnappers Have Vanished, by Pat Roque, 700+ words,
April 25, 2000, AP Online, Malaysia Searches for Hostages, by Ranjan Roy, 700+ words,
April 25, 2000, AP, Gunmen Take Hostages in Malaysia, by Ranjan Roy,
April 25, 2000, AP / The Columbian, Malaysia Searches Seas For Hostages, by Ranjan Roy, 630 words,
April 25, 2000, The Cincinnati Post, Kidnappers Take Hostages From Resort, 239 words,
April 25, 2000, The Birmingham Post (England), Gun Gang Snatches Tourists, 700+ words,
April 25, 2000, The Herald, Pirate terror on holiday island,
April 25, 2000, The Mirror, Kidnap Island; Boat raiders grab 10 tourists from diving resort, Mark Dowdney
April 25, 2000, Daily Mail (London) Britons on kidnap alert after coral island terror. by Richard Shears,
April 25, 2000, Daily Record (Glasgow), Kidnap Island: Rebels Are Blamed for Resort Raid, 558 words,
April 25, 2000, The Scotsman, Ten tourists kidnapped from tropical island resort, by David Smith,
April 25, 2000, The News Letter (Belfast, Northern Ireland), Tourists Held Hostage on Paradise Island,
April 25, 2000, BBC News, Malaysian kidnap 'puzzle',
April 25, 2000, BBC News, Philippines separatists' kidnap claim,
April 25, 2000, The Malay Mail, Back off, or else?, by Eddie Chua and Tony Emmanuel; 685 words
April 25, 2000, The Malay Mail, The hostages, 250 words,
April 25, 2000, Philippine Headline News, 3 Soldiers, 25 Rebels Killed in Basilan Assault,
April 25, 2000, Philippine Daily Inquirer, AFP: We'll finish rescue on Wednesday, by Julie Alipala-Inot...,
April 25, 2000, The Philippine Star, Sayyaf eyed in kidnap of 22 from Sabah isle,
April 25, 2000, The Philippine Star, Coming soon: The Great Escape of Abu Sayyaf - Federico,
April 25, 2000, The Philippine Star, Ex-MNLF rebels used vs Sayyaf, by Berty Dones, John Unson,
April 25, 2000, The Philippine Star, Land mines hamper rescue of 27 hostages in Basilan by Roel Pareño
April 25, 2000, New Straits Times [Malaysia], IGP: Abductions may be political, by Joseph Bingkasan...,
April 25, 2000, New Straits Times, Witness: It was over in minutes,
April 25, 2000, New Straits Times, Gunmen abduct 20, 700+ words,
April 25, 2000, Bernama, Graffiti Poster on Sipadan Island, 700+ words,
April 25, 2000, Bernama, Armed Pirates Take Hostages on Sipadan Island, 700+ words,
April 25, 2000, Bernama, Nur Misuari pledges to help secure release of hostages,
April 25, 2000, Bernama, Assistant cook Lee may be captive number 21,
April 25, 2000, Bernama, Families of two hostages pray for their release,
April 25, 2000, Bernama, Remain calm, give info, Shafie advises Semporna people,
April 25, 2000, Bernama, Hostages are now outside Malaysia's waters, says Najib,
April 25, 2000, Bernama, Malaysia still a safe haven for tourists: PM,
April 25, 2000, Bernama, Cops close Pulau Sipadan, search for hostages continues,
April 25, 2000, Bernama, No demands yet from pirates, says Philippine ambassador,

April 26, 2000, CNN News, Malaysian authorities intensify efforts to rescue hostages taken from resort,
April 26, 2000, New York Times, Confusion Reigns After Malay Resort Kidnapping,
April 26, 2000, New York Times, Official Confusion as Police Widen Search for 21 Remaining Hostages:,
April 26, 2000, The Washington Post, Police Press Search for Malaysia Abductees; Resort Employees Questioned; Philippine Official Says Hostages in His Country, by Rajiv Chandrasekaran, 614 words,
April 26, 2000, Albany Times Union, Authorities Lose Track of Terrorists, Hostages, 526 words,
April 26, 2000, The Independent, Armed guards mount watch on paradise as rebels claim to have 21 more hostages, by Kathy Marks,
April 26, 2000, The Birmingham Post (England), Tourists Seized in Raid by Islamic Extremists, 562 words,
April 26, 2000, AP Online, Hostages Said To Be in Philippines, by Aaron Favila, 700+ words
April 26, 2000, AP Online, Philippines Kidnap Ransom Sought, by Aaron Favila, 700+ words,
April 26, 2000, AP Online, Ransom Sought for Malaysia Hostages, by Aaron Favila, 700+ words,
April 26, 2000, The Columbian / AP, Kidnappers Demand $2.4 Million For 21 Hostages, Jonathan Salant,
April 26, 2000, BBC News, Philippines kidnappers identified,
April 26, 2000, BBC News, Philippines kidnappers reveal demands,
April 26, 2000, BBC News, Dangerous waters,
April 26, 2000, The Philippine Star, Ex-MNLF rebels used vs Sayyaf, by Berty Dones, John Unson,
April 26, 2000, The Philippine Star, Military pounds MILF rebels in Lanao Norte, by Lino De La Cruz,
April 26, 2000, New Straits Times, PM: We won't accuse any party till we have clear info,
April 26, 2000, New Straits Times, Five held over Sipadan abduction, Pulau Sipadan hostage crisis,
April 26, 2000, New Straits Times, Five held over Sipadan abduction, 700+ words
April 26, 2000, New Straits Time, Couple who escaped spend day in hotel, 340 words
April 26, 2000, New Straits Times, Two Suluk-speaking waitresses spared, 300 words,
April 26, 2000, The Malay Mail, Former Moro rebels join op against Abu Sayyaf group, 211 words,
April 26, 2000, The Malay Mail, Mission into Danger Islands, by Eddie Chua; 492 words,
April 26, 2000, Bernama, Special committee set up to tackle abduction case,
April 26, 2000, Bernama, Malaysia will ensure all those abducted are safe,
April 26, 2000, Bernama, Speculation on Sipadan kidnapping undermines tourism,
April 26, 2000, Bernama, Police tighten security in Sabah waters,
April 26, 2000, Bernama, Be patient as govt trying to resolve situation, relatives told,
April 26, 2000, Bernama, Possible location of hostages still unconfirmed,
April 26, 2000, Bernama, Public can visit Sipadan as usual with permit from NSC,
April 26, 2000, Bernama, No demand from Sipadan hostage takers, says Police,
April 26, 2000, Bernama, Police Aircraft Join Search For Hostages, by Jackson Sawatan,
April 26, 2000, BusinessWorld (Philippines), Military far from rescuing hostages, says Abu Sayyaf, by Ruffy L. Villanueva, C.R. A Garcia, 700+ words,

April 29, 2000, CNN News, Philippines tries force and diplomacy in kidnap crises,
April 29, 2000, Fox News, Troops in Philippines Search For Malaysian Hostages,
April 29, 2000, AP Online, Philippines Rebels Issue Demands, by Oliver Teves, 700+ words,
April 29, 2000, The Birmingham Post (England), Religious Leader Is Go-Between for Hostages,
April 29, 2000, New Straits Times, Army cordons off Talipao, by Zainon Ahmad in Jolo; 689 words,
April 29, 2000, The Scotsman, 'If they won't negotiate, we will behead all the foreigners', 700+ words,
April 29, 2000, The Independent (London, England), Hostages 'face beheading threat', 182 words,
April 29, 2000, The Economist (US), Tourist trap, 700+ words,
April 29, 2000, BBC News, Kidnappers evade Philippines army,
April 29, 2000, BBC News, Kidnap victims 'alive but weak',
April 29, 2000, AFP, Filipino Muslim extremists want UN, OIC to intervene in hostage crisis,
April 29, 2000, New Straits Times, When hopes were dashed, 325 words,
April 29, 2000, New Straits Times, Villagers told to be on the lookout for `bad hats',
April 29, 2000, New Straits Times, Hostage's daughter returns to school but can't focus on studies,
April 29, 2000, New Straits Times, IGP to help free hostages (HL) by Ramlan Said Tony Emmanuel,
April 29, 2000, New Straits Times, Wildlife ranger among those kidnapped, 414 words,
April 29, 2000, New Straits Times, Army cordons off Talipao, by Zainon Ahmad in Jolo; 689 words,
April 29, 2000, Bernama, Misuari picks MNLF military chief to pave way for negotiations, by Ali Mamat,
April 29, 2000, The Star [Malaysia] Talks to free hostages continue,
April 29, 2000, The Philippine Star, MILF attempt to retake camp in Kauswagan foiled by Army,
April 29, 2000, The Philippine Star, Reduce them to ashes, Editorial
April 29, 2000, The Philippine Star, Malaysia sends police chief to RP, by Reuters, Paolo Romero,

April 30, 2000, CNN News, Two hostage dramas drag on in Philippines,
April 30, 2000, Albany Times Union (NY), Extremist Muslims in Philippines Reveal Demands,
April 30, 2000, AP Online, Philippine Forces Battle Rebels, 700+ words,
April 30, 2000, AP Online, Philippine Forces Seek Hostages, by Oliver Teves,
April 30, 2000, Agence France-Presse, Setback as Philippines hostage crisis enters second week,
April 30, 2000, Agence France-Presse, Deadlock as Philippines hostage crisis enters second week,
April 30, 2000, Associated Press, Philippine troops spray tear gas in tunnel, looking for rebels, hostages,
April 30, 2000, Star Tribune (Minneapolis, MN), World digest,
April 30, 2000, BBC News, Talks resume on Philippines hostages,
April 30, 2000, BBC News, Kidnappers evade Philippines army,
April 30, 2000, The Philippine Star, Foreign terrorists involved in kidnap - Salapuddin, by Jess Diaz,
April 30, 2000, The Philippine Star, Gov't dismisses beheading threat,
April 30, 2000, The Philippine Star, Army offensive on vs MILF checkpoints by John Unson,
April 30, 2000, The Filipino Express, Nida: First actress negotiator, 405 words,
April 30, 2000, The Filipino Express, We'll kill Americans, say extremists, 611 words,
April 30, 2000, New Straits Times, Steps taken to secure release of 21, 276 words,
April 30, 2000, New Straits Times, IGP may be needed for talks with kidnappers, 361 words,
April 30, 2000, New Straits Times, Rebels reject Misuari, seek new negotiator, 545 words,
April 30, 2000, New Straits Times, European tourists returning from Pulau Sipadan say island is safer now,
April 30, 2000, New Straits Times, Forging culture of disaster prevention, by K. Bala, 484 words,
April 30, 2000, New Straits Times, Need for convincing security plan, by A. Kadir Jasin; 700+ words,
April 30, 2000, New Straits Times, Wives await husbands' return, 690 words,
April 30, 2000, New Straits Times, 600 illegals detained, by Joniston Bangkuai; 554 words
April 30 , 2000, Bernama, M'sia to Ensure Safety of Sipadan Captives - Abdullah,

May 1, 2000, CNN News, Hostages in Philippines ill, say conditions worsening,
May 1, 2000, The Birmingham Post, Troops' Battle to Free Island Children Fails, by Romeo Ranoco,
May 1, 2000, The Independent, Bandits escape soldiers' attempt to rescue children, by Katherine Butler,
May 1, 2000, BBC News, Hostage drama highlights bitter conflict,
May 1, 2000, BBC News, Shots fired at hostage convoy,
May 1, 2000, BBC News, Philippines hostage convoy fired on,
May 1, 2000, BBC News, Hostage drama highlights bitter conflict,
May 1, 2000, BBC News, Separatists warn of 'all-out war',
May 1, 2000, AP Online, Philippine Hostages Said Sick, by Oliver Teves, 700+ words,
May 1, 2000, AP Online, Ailing Hostages Plead for Water, by Aaron Favila, 700+ words,
May 1, 2000, AP Online, Teachers Center of Hostage Crisis, by Oliver Teves,
May 1, 2000, AP / The Columbian (Vancouver), Hostages Are at Mercy of Rebel Army, by Oliver Teves,
May 1, 2000, Newsweek International, The Clock Ticks For Estrada,
May 1, 2000, Manila Bulletin, Roundup of 500 Filipinos Not Retaliatory - Aguirre, 700+ words,
May 1, 2000, The Philippine Star, Sayyaf issues demands,
May 1, 2000, New Straits Times, Drop in number of passengers to Semporna after abduction incident,
May 1, 2000, New Straits Times, Divers still drawn to beauty of island, by Jaswinder Kaur, 542 words,
May 1, 2000, New Straits Times, DPM: Norian told to ensure safety of hostages, 472 words,
May 1, 2000, New Straits Times, Italian tourists didn't take it seriously after news of hostage-taking broke out,
May 1, 2000, Bernama, Life No Longer the Same for Victims' Relatives,
May 1, 2000, Bernama, IGP Despatched to the Philippines to Handle Abduction Case, 390 words,

May 2, 2000, CNN News, Two hostages reported killed in Philippines army clash with rebels,
May 2, 2000, The Independent, Western hostages' plea: We can't take any more, by Adam Leigh,
May 2, 2000, Birmingham Evening Mail (England), Kidnappers in beheading threat, 315 words,
May 2, 2000, The Birmingham Post (England), Hostages Sick and Hungry, Says Terrorist, 511 words,
May 2, 2000, Daily Record (Glasgow) Captured tourists speak of suffering, by Mark Dowdney,
May 2, 2000, The Scotsman, My mother is weeping ... how do I feel?, by Allan Hall, Carolyn Dempster,
May 2, 2000, The Herald, Hostages in urgent appeal for freedom, by Ng Roli, 700+ words,
May 2, 2000, The Washington Times (D.C.), Muslim Separatists in Global Network of Terrorist Groups, by Joshua Kurlantzick,
May 2, 2000, The Columbian (Vancouver) / AP, Tourists Plead For Embassy Help, by Aaron Favila,
May 2, 2000, The Washington Post, World in Brief, 700+ words,
May 2, 2000, Star Tribune (Minneapolis, MN), World digest,
May 2, 2000, The Buffalo News (NY), Muslim Rebels Threaten to Behead Hostages, 233 words,
May 2, 2000, AP Online, Rebels Threaten To Behead Hostages, by Aaron Favila,
May 2, 2000, AP Online, Hostage's School Urges Speedy Return, 473 words,
May 2, 2000, Reuters, Two Foreign Hostages Killed in Philippine Clash-TV,
May 2, 2000, Reuters, Philippine hostage couple appeals in note for help,
May 2, 2000, Reuters, Philippine Official Says Foreign Hostages All Alive,
May 2, 2000, Philippine Headline News, Sayyaf Moved 27 Hostages from Basilan to Jolo?,
May 2, 2000, Philippine Headline News, Govt Negotiations W/Jolo Kidnappers Begin,
May 2, 2000, Manila Bulletin, Estrada Rejects Suggestions to Stop Military Operations, 700+ words,
May 2, 2000, Manila Bulletin, Negotiations Begin for Release of 21 Kidnaped by Abu Sayyaf in Malaysia,
May 2, 2000, The Philippine Star, Eyewitness: Sulu hostages living on rainwater, rice, by Arlyn De La Cruz,
May 2, 2000, The Philippine Star, FP NCOs on coup: Never again,
May 2, 2000, The Philippine Star, Gov't blames MILF for failure of peace negotiations, by Roel Pareño,
May 2, 2000, New Straits Times, Misuari: Situation delicate and sensitive, by Ahmad Zainon, 700+ words,
May 2, 2000, New Straits Times, Prayers finally answered as they see hostages on screen, 436 words,
May 2, 2000, New Straits Times, Family heartened by sight of loved one on TV, 305 words,
May 2, 2000, New Straits Times, Abdullah: Willingness to negotiate a good sign, 496 words,
May 2, 2000, New Straits Times, Holiday resorts in Sabah 'safe', 278 words
May 2, 2000, New Straits Times, Abdullah: Willingness to negotiate a good sign, 496 words,
May 2, 2000, BBC News, Stand-off at hostage camp,
May 2, 2000, BBC News, Who are the Abu Sayyaf hostage-takers?,
May 2, 2000, BBC News, Analysis: How hostages cope,
May 2, 2000, BBC News, Swordsmen of God at war,
May 2, 2000, BBC News, Separatist clashes intensify in Mindanao,

May 4, 2000, CNN News, Philippines troops rescue 15 hostages, mostly children,
May 4, 2000, New York Times, Four Hostages Found Slain in the Philippines,
May 4, 2000, The Washington Post, Terror Attacks Jar Philippines; At Least 4 Killed, 30 Injured in Day of Violence by Islamic Rebels, by Rajiv Chandrasekaran; 700+ words,
May 4, 2000, The Christian Science Monitor, Hostage crisis in the Philippines: Clashes between Muslim extremists and government troops yesterday result in hostage deaths, 700+ words,
May 4, 2000, The Charleston Gazette / AP, Priest, 3 others among the dead in Philippines, 318 words,
May 4, 2000, The Columbian (Vancouver) / AP, Rebels Execute Philippine Priest, by Jim Gomez,
May 4, 2000, The Cincinnati Post, Rebels Execute Priest; Gunfire Erupts During Rescue, 464 words,
May 4, 2000, The Buffalo News, Slain Priest Was Tortured by Rebels, 320 words,
May 4, 2000, AP Online, Officials: Filipino Priest Executed, by Jim Gomez,
May 4, 2000, AP Online, Philippine Hostages Reveal Horrors, by Oliver Teves, 700+ words,
May 4, 2000, AFP, Ailing hostage 'could die' without medical attention: doctor,
May 4, 2000, AFP, Philippines hostage island clash leaves one rebel dead,
May 4, 2000, AFP, Philippine government negotiator in hostage crisis threatens to quit,
May 4, 2000, AFP, Philippine Muslim militants split 21 hostages into five groups,
May 4, 2000, AFP, Malaysia says Philippines promised not to step up attacks on kidnappers,
May 4, 2000, AFP, West flinches as Philippines crushes hostage-takers,
May 4, 2000, AFP, Philippines identifies Abu Sayyaf leaders holding 21 hostages,
May 4, 2000, Reuters / ABC News, Malaysia urges Manila to avoid force over hostages
May 4, 2000, Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland), Hostages killed in shoot-out, 257 words,
May 4, 2000, Daily Record, 4 Hostages Die in Gun Battle; Bloodbath as Troops Battle Moslem Gang,
May 4, 2000, The Birmingham Post, Hostages Die as Troops Clash with Philippine Terrorist Gangs,
May 4, 2000, Coventry Evening Telegraph (England), Hostages injured in shoot-out, 271 words,
May 4, 2000, Reuters / The Guardian, Philippine rebels split up hostages, by Erik de Castro in Jolo,
May 4, 2000, [06:42:00 ET] Reuters, Philippine rebels trying to escape with hostages,
May 4, 2000, Reuters, Two men get away from Philippine rebels,
May 4, 2000, [ 01:43:00 ET] Reuters Malaysia urges Manila to avoid force over hostages,
May 4, 2000, The Independent (London), Rebels discover their goldmine in kidnappings, by Matt Frei,
May 4, 2000, The Independent, Up to six hostages killed as troops attempt rescue guerrillas attacked under fire, by Kathy Marks,
May 4, 2000, BBC News, Analysis: Tough test for Philippines president,
May 4, 2000, BBC News, Kidnappers execute priest,
May 4, 2000, Manila Bulletin, Troops Rescue 15 Basilan Hostages; Priest, 3 Others Die; 2 Foreigners Dead in Jolo, Say Abu Sayyaf,
May 4, 2000, Philippine Headline News, Abu Sayyaf Tortured, Killed Filipino Hostages,
May 4, 2000, Philippine Headline News, Tight Watch on for Terrorists From 9 Nations,
May 4, 2001, The Philippine Star, Zamboanga mayor gunned down in fiesta attack, by Roel Pareño,
May 4, 2000, The Philippine Star, Gov't denies two foreign hostages killed, by Roel Pareño,
May 4, 2000, The Philippine Star, RP keeps tight watch on suspected terrorists, by Rey Arquiza,
May 4, 2000, The Philippine Star, RP urged to ensure hostages' safety,
May 4, 2000, The Philippine Star, Sayyaf kills Pinoy hostages; 15 saved,
May 4, 2000, New Straits Times, DPM: Don't compromise safety of captives, 487 words,
May 4, 2000, New Straits Times, Umno Youth urges group to free hostages, 234 words,
May 4, 2000, New Straits Times, Media attention yields dividend, by Jaswinder Kaur,
May 4, 2000, New Straits Times, DPM: Don't compromise safety of captives, 487 words,
May 4, 2000, New Straits Times, Families plead for end to siege on rebels, 379 words,
May 4, 2000, Filipino Reporter, Bin Laden sighted in Mindanao on March 18 - report, 563 words,
May 4, 2000, Filipino Reporter, Coming soon; The Great Escape of Abu Sayyaf!, by Federico D. Pascual,
May 4, 2000, Filipino Reporter, Misuari hostage negotiator, 700+ words,
May 4 , 2000, Bernama, Negotiators Trying to Re-Establish Contact with Kidnappers,
May 4, 2000, Bernama, M'sia prefers negotiations in securing Sipadan captives' release,
May 4, 2000, Bernama, Pandikar Amin arrives in Mindanao,

May 6, 2000, New York Times, Innocents in Web of Philippine Terror, by Seth Mydans,
May 6, 2000, International Herald Tribune, Philippine Rebels Call Unilateral Cease-Fire; Military Is Skeptical of Move by Moro Front, by Thomas Fuller and Rajiv Chandrasekaran, 700+ words,
May 6, 2000, CNN.com, Contact Resumes After Fight,
May 6, 2000, CNN.com, African Diplomat Says Philippine Hostages Are Alive,
May 6, 2000, AP Online, Philippine Troops Try To Block Rebels, by Jim Gomez, 700+ words,
May 6, 2000, AP Online, Two Philippine Headless Bodies Found, by Jim Gomez, 700+ words,
May 6, 2000, Albany Times Union (Albany, NY), Philippines Independence Seekers Call Cease-Fire,
May 6, 2000, Chicago Sun-Times, All Philippines hostages are confirmed alive, 700+ words,
May 6, 2000, The Economist (US), The Philippines - A hostage crisis confronts Estrada,
May 6, 2000, The Sunday Times, Thirst is now biggest enemy for hostages, by Richard Beeston,
May 6, 2000, The Birmingham Post (England), Philippine Hostages Are 'Found Alive', 469 words,
May 6, 2000, The Economist, UK, A hostage crisis confronts Estrada,
May 6, 2000, BBC News, Hostages beheaded in Philippines,
May 6, 2000, AFP, President Estrada to meet negotiator to break hostage impasse,
May 6, 2000, AFP, Muslim rebels again threaten to behead two Sipadan hostages,
May 6, 2000, Reuters / ABC News, Philippines hostages alive, food on way,
May 6, 2000, Reuters, Philippines to Send More Medicine to Hostages,
May 6, 2000, Philippine Daily Inquirer,'They fed us twice only when Robin came,' by Julie Alipala-Inot,
May 6, 2000, Manila Bulletin, Pope Appeals to Abu Sayyaf to Release All Their Hostages, 700+ words,
May 6, 2000, Manila Bulletin, MILF Ceasefire Declaration Studied by Malacanang; AFP Officials Voice Opposition, by Diego C. Cagahastian, 700+ words,
May 6, 2000, The Philippine Star, Martyr's welcome awaits slain priest in Zambales, by Bebot Sison Jr...,
May 6, 2000, The Philippine Star, We do this for our country',
May 6, 2000, The Philippine Star, Editorial, An evil blight,
May 6, 2000, The Philippine Star, Sayyaf eludes military dragnet, Roel Pareño, Aurea Calica,
May 6, 2000, The Philippine Star, It was hell out there, Sayyaf hostages say by Roel Pareño,
May 6, 2000, New Straits Times, IGP: Safe release of hostages a priority, by Adrian David; 602 words,
May 6, 2000, The Straits Times, All 21 hostages alive in hut with captors, by Luz Baguioro,
May 6, 2000, AP / The Straits Times, Philippine troops pursue escaping Sipadan kidnappers,
May 6, 2000, The Star [Malaysia] Officer's wife pleads for his safe return, by Yap Yoke Leong,
May 6, 2000, The Star [Malaysia] Syed Hamid: Manila yet to accept our help,
May 6, 2000, The Star [Malaysia] Poser over bearded foreigners,
May 6, 2000, Bernama, No End in Sight For Hostage Crisis, by Azman Ujang,
May 6, 2000, Bernama, Negotiators given time to resolve kidnap crisis, by Abdul Muin Abdul Majid,
May 6, 2000, Bernama, Philippine Army Giving Time to Negotiators to Resolve Kidnap Crisis,
May 6, 2000, Bernama, Do Not Withhold Information on Pirates, Sabah Folks Told,

May 7, 2000, New York Times,Europe Moves To Help 21 Rebels Hold In Philippines,
May 7, 2000, Washington Post, Military Finds 2 Beheaded by Philippine Rebels, by Rajiv Chandrasekaran,
May 7, 2000, Washington Post, Travel Alert, by John Briley, 245 words,
May 7, 2000, AP Online, Philippine Leader Comforts Hostages, by Bullit Marquez, 700+ words,
May 7, 2000, AP Online, Philippine Hostages Appeal to Govt, by Jim Gomez, 700+ words,
May 7, 2000, Albany Times Union (NY), 2 Beheaded Bodies Found Near Filipino Rebel Camp,
May 7, 2000, The Columbian (Vancouver) / AP, Officials Close In On Virus Creator, by Peter Svensson,
May 7, 2000, The Columbian (Vancouver) / AP, Troops Find 2 Headless Bodies, by Jim Gomez,
May 7, 2000, The Independent (London, England), Philippines Rebel Victims Found, 186 words,
May 7, 2000, The Sunday Herald, Kidnappers never went away, 700+ words,
May 7, 2000, BBC News, Philippine forces battle kidnappers,
May 7, 2000, BBC News, Jungle nightmare for Philippines hostages,
May 7, 2000, AFP, Avoid religious sentiments or Muslim abductors may use force: Mahathir,
May 7, 2000, AFP, Estrada takes charge of Philippines hostage crisis,
May 7, 2000, AFP, EU dispatches Solana to Philippines on hostage situation,
May 7, 2000, AFP / The Straits Times, Lives of hostages 'will be risked',
May 7, 2000, AFP, French hostage in Philippines makes TV plea for freedom
May 7, 2000, AFP, Muslim extremists free hostage from earlier batch of captives,
May 7, 2000, AFP, Philippine hostage-takers prepared to hold out for six months,
May 7, 2000, AFP, Dramatic Philippine TV footage shows hostages, kidnappers on the run,
May 7, 2000, Reuters, Reasoning Upcoming Attacks,
May 7, 2000, Reuters, Philippine rebel lines hit by mortar - cameraman
May 7, 2000, Reuters, Philippines to strengthen cordon around hostages,
May 7, 2000, Reuters, No Common Demands From Philippine Rebels,
May 7, 2000, Reuters, Malaysia PM slams foreign media over hostages,
May 7, 2000, Manila Bulletin, Siazon Assures European Envoys, 700+ words,
May 7, 2000, Manila Bulletin, 2 Conditions Set for Gov't to Accept MILF Truce Offer,
May 7, 2000, The Straits Times, Foreigners may have trained rebels,
May 7, 2000, New Straits Times, Guns rule life in the Sulu islands, by Ahmad Zainon, 700+ words,
May 7, 2000, Philippine Headline News, All 21 Jolo Hostages Alive, Get Food and Supplies,
May 7, 2000, Philippine Headline News, ERAP Sees Peace Talks with MILF Truce Offer,
May 7, 2000, The Philippine Star, Terrorism, PC virus place Philippines on world map - Federico,
May 7, 2000, The Philippine Star, Sayyaf's two execution victims found by Roel Pareño, Sandy Araneta,
May 7, 2000, The Philippine Star, Envoy confirms maltreatment of deported Pinoys by Marichu Villanueva,
May 7, 2000, The Philippine Star, PNP to deploy more cops in Muslim areas by Non Alquitran,
May 7, 2000, The Philippine Star, Raps filed vs rebels who attacked Cebu town hall,
May 7, 2000, Bernama, Estrada Orders No Military Action, by Abdul Muin Abdul Majid,
May 7, 2000, Bernama, Fresh Development in Southern Philippines, Says Nur Misuari,
May 7, 2000, Bernama, Mahathir: Negative reports on rescue effort will create problems,

May 8, 2000, CNN News, Philippine government negotiators travel to rebels' camp,
May 8, 2000, New York Times, As an EU Envoy Heads to Philippines, Rebels Ambush Soldiers: Estrada Pledges to Battle Insurgents, by Thomas Fuller,
May 8, 2000, The Washington Post, Philippine Troops Fire at Rebel Camp, President Threatens to Use Army's 'Full Might' Against Guerrillas Holding Hostages, by Rajiv Chandrasekaranm 700+ words,
May 8, 2000, Time Magazine, Trouble in Paradise, by Terry McCarthy,
May 8, 2000, Newsweek International, Trouble in Paradise, by Marites D. Vitug and T. J. Tan,
May 8, 2000, AP Online, Philippines Bends on Hostage Crisis, by Aaron Favila, 700+ words,
May 8, 2000, AP Online, Visit to Rebel Camp in Philippines, 700+ words,
May 8, 2000, The Columbian (Vancouver) / AP, Philippines Considers Demands, by Aaron Favila,
May 8, 2000, The Charleston Gazette (WV) / AP, Philippines hostages urge troop withdrawal, start of talks,
May 8, 2000, The Birmingham Post (England), Headless Bodies Found in Philippines, 676 words,
May 8, 2000, The Independent, Philippines President gives final warning to kidnappers; Hostage Crisis,
May 8, 2000, BBC News, Plea to free jungle hostages,
May 8, 2000, Reuters, Hostages not in grave condition -Philippine doctor,
May 8, 2000, Reuters, Philippine rebels said considering freeing German
May 8, 2000, AFP, Estrada dumps hostage negotiator, warns kidnappers,
May 8, 2000, AFP, Philippine hostage negotiator replaced by Muslim cleric,
May 8, 2000, AFP, Estrada warns Muslim extremists not to kill hostages
May 8, 2000, AFP, Solana says Manila's reticence over his hostage mission lifted
May 8, 2000, AFP, All hostages alive but German hostage "very sick": eyewitness
May 8, 2000, The Philippine Star, 13 soldiers killed, mutilated by Abu by Roel Pareño,
May 8, 2000, The Philippine Star, 14 killed, by Arnell Ozaeta, Mike Frialde,
May 8, 2000, The Philippine Star, Slain priest's dad: No to MILF truce by Jen Velarmino and Bebot Sison J
May 8, 2000, The Philippine Star, Nagging questions on Mindanao fighting - Gotcha by Jarius Bondoc
May 8, 2000, The Philippine Star, Secession by publicity - Why And Why Not by Nelson A. Navarro
May 8, 2000, The Straits Times, Extremists in hostage drama want chief negotiator replaced, CNN coverage and participation by envoys, by Luz Baguioro, Yeoh En-Lai and Enrique Soriano,
May 8, 2000, The Straits Times, Inside the rebel camp...
May 8, 2000, New Straits Times, Negotiators want video of hostages, by Tony Emmanuel, 700+ words,
May 8, 2000, New Straits Times, Dr M hits out at foreign media reports, 422 words,
May 8, 2000, Manila Bulletin, Estrada Flies out to Zamboanga, Takes Charge of Hostage Crisis; Safety of Foreigners Assured,
May 8, 2000, Business Times (Malaysia), Avoid religious sentiments: PM, by Kamarul Yunus, 585 words,
May 8, 2000, Business Times (Malaysia), An unexpected twist to Sipadan hostage drama, Kamarul Yunus,

May 9, 2000, New York Times, Group Now a Band of Kidnappers, Locals Say, by Thomas Fuller,
May 9, 2000, Intl. Herald Tribune, Philippine Rebel Tactics Shifted After Chief Died, by Thomas Fuller,
May 9, 2000, Intl. Herald Tribune, Manila and Muslim Insurgents Have a Lot of Talking to Do,
May 9, 2000, The Birmingham Post, Philippine Captives Call for End to Army Attacks, by Paul Morris,
May 9, 2000, The Herald, Rebels may release sick hostage, by Pedro Uchi, in Jolo, 700+ words,
May 9, 2000, The Scotsman, Rebels may release sick hostage, by J. L. Hazelton in Manila and Pedro Uchi,
May 9, 2000, The Independent, Plight of hostages worsens as Philippines warns EU envoy, Kathy Marks,
May 9, 2000, The Birmingham Post, Philippine Captives Call for End to Army Attacks, by Paul Morris,
May 9, 2000, The Columbian / Associated Press, Hostage Holders Called 'Un-Islamic,' by Aaron Favila,
May 9, 2000, Albany Times Union (NY), Philippines Leaders Ease Stand on Hostage Crisis, 290 words,
May 9, 2000, BBC News, Moves to end hostage crisis
May 9, 2000, BBC News, Analysis: Libyan negotiator's role uncertain,
May 9, 2000, BBC News, Envoy berates Jolo kidnappers,
May 9, 2000, BBC News, Eyewitness: Inside the Jolo hostage camp,
May 9, 2000, New Straits Times, Abu Sayyaf rebels 'not getting aid', by V. Ramanan, 437 words,
May 9, 2000, Manila Bulletin, Let Red Crescent or Red Cross See Hostages, Erap Asks Sayyaf,
May 9, 2000, The Philippine Star, 18 soldiers missing, feared captured by MILF rebels by Paolo Romero
May 9, 2000, The Philippine Star, Pimentel: CIA may be behind creation of Sayyaf, Perseus Echeminada,
May 9, 2000, The Philippine Star, Abu Sayyaf frees bank teller by Roel Pareño,Reuters, AFP
May 9, 2000, The Philippine Star, Abu Sayyaf hostages ask for undies, McDo burgers
May 9, 2000, BusinessWorld (Philippines) Gov't willing to negotiate with Abu to free hostages,

May 10, 2000, CNN News, Philippines: Negotiators meet rebels, return without hostages,
May 10, 2000, The Guardian, Rebels keep Philippines hostages on move, by Pedro Uchi in Jolo.
May 10, 2000, The Nation (Thailand), Amnesty International asks for hostage release, 457 words,
May 10, 2000, AP Online, Philippine Rebels May Release Two, by Aaron Favila,; 700+ words
May 10, 2000, AP Online, Envoy Meets With Muslim Rebel Camp, by Aaron Favila, Writer, 700+ words,
May 10, 2000, AP Online, Army Pulls Back From Hostage Site, by Aaron Favila, 651 words,
May 10, 2000, AP Online, Philippines Hostages' Fate Discussed, by Aaron Favila, 700+ words,
May 10, 2000, AP Online, More Children in Armed Conflicts, by Grant Peck, 595 words,
May 10, 2000, The Columbian / AP, Talks Inch Along in Hostage Crisis in Philippines, by Aaron Favila,
May 10, 2000, The Columbian (Vancouver, WA), Child Soldiers Used Across Asia,, by Grant Peck,
May 10, 2000, Los Angeles Times, On Philippine island, life goes on despite kidnappings, by David Lamb,
May 10, 2000, Manila Bulletin, European Union Affirms Support in Hostage Crisis; Solana Sees Erap, Other Officials, by Diego C. Cagahastian, 700+ words,
May 10, 2000, New Straits Times, Misuari insists he is negotiator, by Tony Emmanuel, 700+ words,
May 10, 2000, European Report, European Union Sends Solana to Philippines Hostage Crisis,, 248 words,
May 10, 2000, International Herald Tribune, EU Urges Manila to Keep Negotiating, by Thomas Fuller,
May 10, 2000, New York Times, EU Urges Manila to Keep Negotiating, by Thomas Fuller,
May 10, 2000, The Philippine Star, 550 troops killed, wounded in South
May 10, 2000, The Philippine Star, Manobos release one of 3 DENR hostages by Jose Rodel Clapton
May 10, 2000, The Philippine Star, MNLF integrees allow Sayyaf rebs, 21 hostages to escape
May 10, 2000, BBC News, Kidnappers promise release decision,
May 10, 2000, Bernama, Kidnappers ready to talk: Chief Emissary,

May 11, 2000, CNN News, Philippines: Negotiators meet rebels, return without hostages,
May 11, 2000, CNN News, Mistaken patrol may have prevented negotiator-rebel meeting
May 11, 2000, CNN News, Negotiators try again to end Philippine hostage drama,
May 11, 2000, The Scotsman, Philippine rebels consider freeing German hostage, by Erik de Castro,
May 11, 2000, The Birmingham Post (England), Rebels decide hostages' fate., 345 words,
May 11, 2000, The Independent (London), Envoys plead for release of sick hostage, by Kathy Marks,
May 11, 2000, BBC News, Kidnappers' set out demands,
May 11, 2000, AP Online, Philippine Rebels Seek Reimbursement, by Jim Gomez, 700+ words,
May 11, 2000, AP Online, Philippine Rebels Seek Kidnap Costs, by Jim Gomez, 700+ words,
May 11, 2000; AP Online; Philippine Kidnappers Don't Respond, by Jim Gomez, 699 words,
May 11, 2000, AP Online, Philippine Rebels Brutality Cited, by J.L. Hazelton, 700+ words,
May 11, 2000, Associated Press, Army pulls back from hostage site,
May 11, 2000, Associated Press, Rebels Are Said to Mull Plea to Free Ill Hostages,
May 11, 2000, New Straits Times, Malaysian medical team to arrive in Jolo, by Tony Emmanuel,
May 11, 2000, Manila Bulletin, Missionary Work Will Continue -- Sin, 678 words,
May 11, 2000, Manila Bulletin, New RP, Libyan Negotiators Head for Sayyaf Lair, by Edd K. Usman,
May 11, 2000, Manila Bulletin, US Filipinos prepare for Estrada visit in July., 435 words,
May 11, 2000, Manila Bulletin, News in Brief, 658 words,
May 11, 2000, Filipino Reporter, On My Watch: Mayor Giuliani's priority is his health, nothing else,
May 11, 2000, Filipino Reporter, Gov't frees 15 hostages: Priest, 3 others killed in clash, 700+ words,
May 11, 2000, Filipino Reporter, Wipe out the bandits!, 596 words,
May 11, 2000, Filipino Reporter, U.S. warns its citizens from going to Mindanao, 417 words,
May 11, 2000, Filipino Reporter, RP safe, pleasant, peaceful, says DOT, 408 words,
May 11, 2000, Filipino Reporter, Gov't frees 15 hostages: Priest, 3 others killed in clash, 700+ words,
May 11, 2000, The Philippine Star, 5 MILF commanders killed in new clashes by berty Dones, and AFP
May 11, 2000, The Philippine Star, Muslim leaders pledge to keep peace in Manila by Jerry Botial
May 11, 2000, The Philippine Star, A dramatic escape by Editorial
May 11, 2000, Bernama, Malaysian doctors to the rescue of kidnap victims,

May 12, 2000, CNN News, Muslim rebels re-establish contact with Philippine negotiators,
May 12, 2000, CNN News, Philippine rebels refuse to release ill hostages,
May 12, 2000, CNN News, Envoys renew talks with rebels, await captives' release,
May 12, 2000, New York Times, Government Team Reaches Filipino Rebels,
May 12, 2000, AP Online, None Released By Philippine Rebels, by Jim Gomez, 700+ words.
May 12, 2000, The Columbian (Vancouver, WA), Rebels Refuse to Free Hostages, by Jim Gomez,
May 12, 2000, The Cincinnati Post (Cincinnati, OH), Hostages Still Held, 204 words,
May 12, 2000, The Philippine Star, 200,000 farmer-families displaced in Mindanao by Jose Rodel Clapano,
May 12, 2000, The Philippine Star, MILF executes 3 'spies' by John Unson
May 12, 2000, The Philippine Star, The Basilan Hilton by Editorial,
May 12, 2000, Manila Bulletin, RP, Libyan Negotiators Set New Talks, 700+ words,
May 12, 2000, New Straits Times, Officials consider imposing curfew, by Tony Emmanuel, 406 words,
May 12, 2000, BBC News, Church call for prayer crusade,

May 13, 2000, CNN News, Journalist missing in Philippines,
May 13, 2000, The Economist (US), Philippines - It is not just money (hostage crisis), 687 words,
May 13, 2000, The Associated Press, Chronology of Philippine Rebellion, 523 words,
May 13, 2000, AP Online, Philippine Rebels Take 40 Hostages, 599 words,
May 13, 2000, AP Online, Poverty Frames Philippine Rebellion, by J.L. Hazelton, 700+ words,
May 13, 2000, AP Online, Muslim Rebels May Free 1 Hostage, by Jim Gomez, 700+ words,
May 13, 2000, AP Online, Rebels Expected To Release One, by Jim Gomez, 697 words,
May 13, 2000; AP Online; Philippine Rebels Mull Release, by Jim Gomez, 697 words,
May 13, 2000; AP Online; Philippine Rebels Reopen Contact, by Jim Gomez, 700+ words,
May 13, 2000, The Birmingham Post (England), Sick hostages cannot leave, 248 words,
May 13, 2000, The Independent, Smuggled diary reveals plight of tourist hostages, by Kathy Marks,
May 13, 2000, BBC News, Hostage crisis: Journalists missing,
May 13, 2000, New Straits Times, Activist: Let the sick go and take me instead, by Tony Emmanuel,
May 13, 2000, Manila Bulletin, Chief Negotiator Proposed for RP Hostages in Basilan, 700+ words,
May 13, 2000, Manila Bulletin, Erap Orders Vigilante Groups Dismantled, by Diego C. Cagahastian,
May 13, 2000, The Philippine Star, Communist rebels burn passenger bus in Iloilo, by Leo Solinap...
May 13, 2000, The Philippine Star, Breakthrough in Sayyaf talks seen before Estrada's China trip...,
May 13, 2000, The Philippine Star, Muslim, Christian leaders reject use of vigilantes by John Unson,

May 14, 2000, CNN News, Grenade hits near Manila police headquarters; fears for journalists subside,
May 14, 2000, New Straits Times, 11 foreign journalists taken captive on island, by Tony Emmanuel,
May 14, 2000, The Filipino Express, Muslims kill four hostages, 700+ words,
May 14, 2000, The Filipino Express, DOT says RP is safe, 333 words,
May 14, 2000, Manila Bulletin, Sayyaf Offers to Swap Hostages, 700+ words,
May 14, 2000, Manila Bulletin, Lebanese Hostage Assures Father, 700+ words,
May 14, 2000, Manila Bulletin, Peace Panel Formed for Talks with ABB, by Diego C. Cagahastian,
May 14, 2000, AP Online, Negotiators, Philippine Head Consult, by Jim Gomez, 700+ words,
May 14, 2000, AP Online, Philippines Mulls Rebels' Offer, by Jim Gomez, 700+ words,
May 14, 2000, AP Online, Negotiators Fail in Philippines, by Jim Gomez, 700+ words,
May 14, 2000, Scotland on Sunday, Muslim rebels demand army backs down before hostage release,
May 14, 2000, The Philippine Star, Abu swapping German for Janjalani's relatives, by Roel Pareño...,
May 14, 2000, The Philippine Star, Misuari replaced as gov't negotiator, by berty Dones,
May 14, 2000, The Philippine Star, Pimentel: CIA may be behind creation of Sayyaf, Perseus Echeminada,
May 14, 2000, The Philippine Star, An eye for an eye - Sketches, by Ana Marie Pamintuan,
May 14, 2000, The Philippine Star, Bodies of 9 Bacolod heroes arrive from Basilan, by Rolly Espina,
May 14, 2000, The Philippine Star, MILF rebs storm S. Kudarat town, by Allen Estabillo and John Unson,

May 15, 2000, CNN News, Philippine negotiators, rebels to begin discussions,
May 15, 2000, CNN News, Philippine government, rebels move closer to negotiating table,
May 15, 2000, Intl. Herald Tribune, Libyan Tries To Negotiate On Hostages; Envoy in Philippines Calls His Role in Crisis Mainly Humanitarian, by Michael Richardson; 700+ words
May 15, 2000, New York Times, Filipino Rebels Set New Terms In Kidnapping,
May 15, 2000, AP Online, Philippine Gov't, Rebels Set Terms, by Jim Gomez,
May 15, 2000, The Birmingham Post (England), Journalists go missing near hide-out,
May 15, 2000, Newsweek International, A Rebellion With a Cause, by Marites D. Vitug, and Tony Clifton,
May 15, 2000, Time Magazine, Crisis situation,
May 15, 2000, BBC News, Philippine president okays negotiations,
May 15, 2000, BBC News, Filipino rebels' new demands,
May 15, 2000, Manila Bulletin, Army Troopers Free 183 Villagers, 700+ words,
May 15, 2000, Manila Bulletin, Hostage Negotiators Consult President, 700+ words,
May 15, 2000, The Philippine Star, Sayyaf demands for hostages' release 'very reasonable', Roel Pareño...,

May 16, 2000, CNN News, Philippines: Rebels agree to discuss ill captive's release,
May 16, 2000, AP Online, Philippine Hostages Phone Home, by Jim Gomez, 700+ words,
May 16, 2000, AP Online, Philippines, Rebels Set Conditions, by Jim Gomez, 700+ words,
May 16, 2000, The Columbian (Vancouver,), Rebels Might Free Ailing Hostage, by Jim Gomez,
May 16, 2000, The Herald News [Joliet, IL], Hostage Talks Authorized, 390 words,
May 16, 2000, Manila Bulletin, MILF Quitting Highway, 597 words,
May 16, 2000, Manila Bulletin, Kidnaping Violence Called Un-Islamic, 545 words,
May 16, 2000, Manila Bulletin, Gov't Asks Abu Sayyaf for Just One Set of Demands, 700+ words,
May 16, 2000, The Philippine Star, Isn't everybody sick and tired about all that fuss over Mindanao?,
May 16, 2000, The Philippine Star, MILF rebels abandon positions on vital Mindanao highway,
May 16, 2000, The Philippine Star, Gov't to Sayyaf: No troop pullout,
May 16, 2000, The Philippine Star, Ex-Estrada bodyguard nabbed for Baron slay,
May 16, 2000, BBC News, Neglect fuels Philippines conflict,
May 16, 2000, New Straits Times, Show compassion to hostages, rebels urged, by A. Hafiz Yatim,
May 16, 2000, New Straits Times, Authorities kept busy with missing journalists, by Tony Emmanuel,

May 17, 2000, CNN News, Philippines: Hostage negotiations delayed,
May 17, 2000, The Columbian (Vancouver), Philippine Rebels Seek an Independent State, by Jim Gomez,
May 17, 2000, AP Online, Philippine Kidnappers Seek Ransom, by Jim Gomez, 700+ words,
May 17, 2000, AP Online, Philippine Rebels Want Muslim State, by Jim Gomez, 700+ words,
May 17, 2000, The Birmingham Post (England), Hostages phone home, 268 words,
May 17, 2000, BBC News, Kidnappers demand $2m ransom,
May 17, 2000, Manila Bulletin, Troopers Regain Control of Maguindanao Highway, by Aris R. Ilagan,
May 17, 2000, Manila Bulletin, German Woman's Release Given Priority in Talks, 700+ words,
May 17, 2001, The Philippine Star, Jalosjos leading in Zambo Norte's congressional race, by Roel Pareño,
May 17, 2000, The Philippine Star, Gov't will win war in Mindanao - Estrada,
May 17, 2000, The Philippine Star, MILF rebs hurt 2 in new attack by John Unson And Roel Pareño
May 17, 2000, The Philippine Star, Sayyaf to release ailing German,

May 18, 2000, CNN News, Grenade attacks kill at least 5 in Philippines,
May 18, 2000, The Washington Post, Philippine Rebels Up Demands, 355 words,
May 18, 2000, The Cincinnati Post (OH), 5 Killed in Blasts, 228 words,
May 18, 2000, AP Online, Explosions Kill 5 in Philippines, by Jim Gomez, 700+ words,
May 18, 2000, AP Online, 3 Killed in Philippine Explosions, 310 words,
May 18, 2000, AP Online, 4 Killed in Philippine Explosions, 435 words,
May 18, 2000, Associated Press, Philippine Rebels Demand $2 Million for Ailing Hostage,
May 18, 2000, The Independent (London), Philippine kidnappers demand $2m, by Kathy Marks,
May 18, 2000, The Scotsman, Rebels issue list of demands for release of captives, by Jim Gomez, in Jolo,
May 18, 2000, BBC News, Bomb blasts rock Jolo,
May 18, 2000, Filipino Reporter, Decorated Army ranger will never see combat again, by Ben Cal,
May 18, 2000, Filipino Reporter, Muslim rebels ask P70,000 ransom for every hostage, 540 words,
May 18, 2000, Filipino Reporter, Peace talks enter 2nd round, 345 words,
May 18, 2000, Manila Bulletin, 2 More Battalions Going to Mindanao, by Aris R. Ilagan, 700+ words,
May 18, 2000, The Philippine Star, AFP on alert anew for Metro bombers,
May 18, 2000, The Philippine Star, Gov't troopers killed in MILF fighting now total 101 by Mike Frialde,
May 18, 2000, The Philippine Star, Sayyaf demands $2 M for sick German woman by Marichu Villanueva,

May 19, 2000, CNN News, Philippine negotiator wants hostages' quick release,
May 19, 2000, AP Online, Rubble From Philippine Blast Probed, by Jim Gomez, 700+ words,
May 19, 2000, AP Online, Malaysian Meets With Rebel Leader, by Jim Gomez, 512 words,
May 19, 2000, The Independent, Philippines: Five die in guerrilla grenade attack on market, Kathy Marks,
May 19, 2000, The Independent, Philippines: 'War is part of our culture,' say Islamic fighters, Arnaud Dubus
May 19, 2000, The Birmingham Post (England), Five die in Philippine terror blasts, 284 words,
May 19, 2000, National Catholic Reporter, Four hostages die in rescue operation, 387 words,
May 19, 2000, Manila Bulletin, Jolo Blasts Kill 4, Wound 50 by Nonoy E. Lacson, 700+ words,
May 19, 2000, The Philippine Star, Enrile to gov't: Stop recognizing MILF territories by Efren Danao,
May 19, 2000, The Philippine Star, Sayyaf's foreign hostages complain of slow release
May 19, 2000, The Philippine Star, 2 Balweg slay suspects nabbed,
May 19, 2000, New Straits Times, Medical team treats hostages, by Tony Emmanuel, 496 words,
May 19, 2000, BusinessWorld, Travel Trade East: No news is good news... how goes the Republic?,

May 20, 2000, AP Online, Philippines, Rebels Might Negotiate, by Jim Gomez, 646 words,
May 20, 2000, AP Online, Rebel Negotiators Annoyed By Input, by Jim Gomez, 700+ words,
May 20, 2000, Manila Bulletin; 9 Sayyaf men die in Basilan gun battle, 365 words,
May 20, 2000, Manila Bulletin, 5 Points Raised by Lanao Solon, by E. T. Suarez, 700+ words,
May 20, 2000, Manila Bulletin, Vigilance Urged on Public, 700+ words,
May 20, 2000, New Straits Times, Set up Sabah Commission to protect immigrants, rebels say,
May 20, 2000, The Philippine Star, Estrada blames Sayyaf for bombings in Jolo,
May 20, 2000, The Philippine Star, Gov't rules out $2-M ransom payment for sick German,
May 20, 2000, The Philippine Star, MILF leader, aide killed in ambush, by Allen Estabillo,
May 20, 2000, The Philippine Star, 80,000 Soldiers vs 8,000 Moro Rebels - Gotcha, by Jarius Bondoc,
May 20, 2000, BBC News, Anger at Malaysia hostage talks,
May 20, 2000, BBC News, Hostage rebels demand Islamic state,

May 21, 2000, CNN News, Report: Philippine hostages moved to a house,
May 21, 2000, Manila Bulletin, 4-Step Peace Plan Proposed, 700+ words,
May 21, 2000, Manila Bulletin, DECS ready for school opening, 466 words,
May 21, 2000, New Straits Times, Hostages' fear and faith gleaned from unsealed letters,
May 21, 2000, New Straits Times, Malaysian Red Crescent medical team proves its mettle,
May 21, 2000, The Philippine Star, Puno: No Malaysian interference in Abu,
May 21, 2000, The Philippine Star, MILF mobilizing to retake hi-way by Sandy Araneta
May 21, 2000, The Philippine Star, Power struggle behind MILF leader's slay? by Allen Estabillo
May 21, 2000, The Philippine Star, Too many meddlers, loudmouths and wise guys muddle Mindanao,
May 21, 2000, The Sunday Herald, Hope for hostages, 226 words,
May 21, 2000, AP Online, Negotiators Mull Philippine Hostages, by Jim Gomez, 700+ words,
May 21, 2000, AP Online, Blast Hits Second Manila Mall, by Oliver Teves, 507 words,
May 21, 2000, AP Online, Philippine Troops Rescue 2 Hostages, by Jim Gomez, 698 words,
May 21, 2000, Bernama, Malaysian Ambassador Met Rebel Leaders, Says Misuari's Aide, 354 words

May 22, 2000, CNN News, Philippine hostage talks off to shaky start,
May 22, 2000, Business Times, KL diplomats make contact with Abu Sayyaf leaders, by Bani Eirmalasare,
May 22, 2000, AP / The Columbian (Vancouver, WA), Soldiers Save Child Hostages in Philippines,
May 22, 2000, The Columbian / AP, Bodies May Be Remains of U.N. Peace Keepers, Miguel Gil Moreno,
May 22, 2000, AP Online, Philippine Hostage Talks To Begin, by Jim Gomez, 700+ words,
May 22, 2000, AP Online, Rebels Skip Talks on Hostages, by Jim Gomez, 700+ words,
May 22, 2000, The Philippine Star, 2 soldiers killed in MILF attack by John Unson,
May 22, 2000, The Philippine Star, Two child hostages rescued from Sayyaf, says Palace,
May 22, 2000, New Straits Times, Malaysian envoy finds himself the centre of attention, by Tony Emmanuel
May 22, 2000, New Straits Times, Envoy refutes allegations, by Tony Emmanuel, 569 words,
May 22, 2000, The Scotsman, 'Sometimes I just want to die,' ill Jolo hostage says, by Allan Hall in Berlin,

May 23, 2000, The Philippine Star, Fighting, bombings take toll on tourism by Rey Arquiza,
May 23, 2000, The Philippine Star, Sayyaf snubs talks with Aventajado, by Roel Pareño,
May 23, 2000, Manila Bulletin, President Estrada Calls for Vigilance; Public Urged to Help, D. Cagahastian,
May 23, 2000, Manila Bulletin, 'Saludo' project for slain soldiers, 454 words,
May 23, 2000, AP Online, Philippines, Rebels Hold Talks, by Jim Gomez, 700+ words,
May 23, 2000, Intl. Herald Tribune, Forced Smiles in Southeast Asia, as Relations Turn Sour, Richardson,
May 23, 2000, New Straits Times, Hostages may be released next month, by Tony Emmanuel, 388 words,
May 23, 2000, The Birmingham Post (England), World Digest, 700+ words,
May 23, 2000, BBC News, Jolo hostage talks 'to resume',

May 24, 2000, CNN News, Hostages call on Philippine officials to hasten talks,
May 24, 2000, AP / The Columbian (Vancouver), Bombs Ignite Rumors, Panic in Philippines, 700+ words,
May 24, 2000, Associated Press, Bombs Ignite Tumors, Panic in Philippines, by Chaka Ferguson,
May 24, 2000, AP Online, Bombings Unnerve Philippines, by Ruby Pajuelas; 700+ words,
May 24, 2000, AP Online, Aid Planned for Philippine Hostages, by Jim Gomez, 458 words,
May 24, 2000, AP Online, Philippine Hostages Seek Supplies, by Jim Gomez, 626 words,
May 24, 2000, Los Angeles Times Wire Reports, Hostage-Takers, Mediator Set Talks,
May 24, 2000, Business Times (Malaysia), "KL did not take unilateral action to free hostages, 585 words,
May 24, 2000, The Tribune [India] Governor’s bid to end hostage crisis,
May 24, 2000, Seattle Post-Intelligencer, Iran Surge of Reformist Victories Prompts Ban of 19th Paper,
May 24, 2000, New Straits Times, No unilateral action, says PM, 325 words,
May 24, 2000, New Straits Times, Be patient, minister tells wife of hostage,

May 25, 2000, AP Online, Philippine Hostages' Morale Low, by Jim Gomez, 700+ words,
May 25, 2000, The Philippine Star, France sends top official to RP for hostage talks,
May 25, 2000, Filipino Reporter, Jolo blast kills 5, injures 55, 394 words,
May 25, 2000, BBC News, Low morale ahead of hostage talks,
May 25, 2000, Bernama, Hostages Can Be Freed if Talks Succeed, Says Armed Gang Leader,

May 26, 2000, The Independent (London), Hijacker jumps from jet after robbing passengers, by Richard Lloyd Parry, 643 words,
May 26, 2000, AP Online, Troops Delay Philippine Negotiations, by Jim Gomez, 628 words,
May 26, 2000, The Philippine Star, All set for gov't-Sayyaf talks - Sulu governor, by Roel Pareño, Vic Alhambra Jr., Marichu Villanueva,

May 27, 2000, The Independent (London), Storm clouds gather over Asia's islands of hope, Richard Lloyd Parry, 700+ words,
May 27, 2000, AP Online, Philippine Hostage Talks Start, by Jim Gomez, 700+ words,
May 27, 2000, AP Online, Philippine Rebels Discuss Hostages, by Jim Gomez, 700+ words,
May 27, 2000, The Economist (US), Politics this week, 700+ words,
May 27, 2000, Manila Bulletin, Sayyaf Cancels Initial Negotiations, by Edd K. Usman, 700+ words,
May 27, 2000, BBC News, Hope for Philippine hostages,
May 27, 2000, Reuters, Manila team sees Moslem rebels, reassures hostages,
May 27, 2000, AFP, Muslim rebels say Philippine hostage crisis to be resolved soon,
May 27, 2000, AFP, Malaysia rejects kidnappers' demand for body to protect Sabah Filipinos,
May 27, 2000, The Star [Malaysia] Rebels spring a surprise,
May 27, 2000, The Philippine Star, 1st round of Sayyaf talks cancelled, by Roel Pareño,

May 28, 2000, CNN News, 6 die in attacks on Philippine villages,
May 28, 2000, AP Online, Philippine Rebel Response Awaited, by Jim Gomez, 700+ words,
May 28, 2000, AP Online, Philippine Muslim Rebels Kill 15, 700+ words,
May 28, 2000, Associated Press, Talks to Free Hostages Begin in Philippines,
May 28, 2000, Sunday Mail (Glasgow, Scotland), Hostage talks start, 239 words,
May 28, 2000, The Charleston Gazette (WV), Talks begin for release of hostages, by Jim Gomez,
May 28, 2000, The Filipino Express, Jolo, Zambo blasts: 5 killed, 50 wounded, 422 words,
May 28, 2000, The Filipino Express, Abu Sayyaf demands $2-M for hostages, 549 words,
May 28, 2000, Manila Bulletin, Talks to Free Hostages Finally Begin, 700+ words,

May 29, 2000, The Washington Post, World In Brief, 700+ words,
May 29, 2000, Albany Times Union, Muslim Rebels Attack Villages in Philippines, 275 words,
May 29, 2000, AP / The Columbian, Philippines Muslim Rebels Kill 15 in Attacks on Three Villages,
May 29, 2000, The Birmingham Post (England), Breakthrough hope in Filipino hostage talks, 459 words,
May 29, 2000, ABC News, Philippine Rebels Threaten to Kill Americans,
May 29, 2000, Time Magazine, In the Jungle, the Waiting Game Goes on and on,
May 29, 2000, Manila Bulletin, Negotiators Air Hope on Hostages, 700 words,
May 29, 2000, Manila Bulletin, Enrollment Reaches Peak, by Joel Atencio, 700+ words,
May 29, 2000, The Philippine Star, Abu Sayyaf: Too many leaders by Paolo Romero,
May 29, 2000, The Philippine Star, MILF leaders, suspects deny charges by John Unson,
May 29, 2000, The Philippine Star, No sign of release for Abu hostages,
May 29, 2000, The Philippine Star, So the 'bombers' were Moro rebels, after all: But wait by Max Soliven,

May 30, 2000, AP Online, Philippines, Rebels Resume Talks, 698 words,
May 30, 2000, Manila Bulletin; Sayyaf Response to 1st Talks Awaited, 470 words,
May 30, 2001, The Philippine Star, AFP: Vigilantes vs Sayyaf welcome
May 30, 2000, BBC News, Philippine army 'seizes rebel camp',

May 31, 2000, CNN News, Philippine, MILF leaders discuss peace amid fighting,
May 31, 2000, Manila Bulletin, Abu Sayyaf Linked to Bin Laden, 681 words,
May 31, 2000, Manila Bulletin, Abu Sayyaf Linked to Bin Laden, 681 words,
May 31, 2000, The Philippine Star, Eight Filipino hostages released today?
May 31, 2000, Business Times (Malaysia), Try to understand us, PM tells Europeans,, 558 words,
May 31, 2000, AP Online, Rebels Charged in Philippine Bombing, 459 words,
May 31, 2000, AP Online, Philippine Rebels Seek Cease-Fire, 569 words,
May 31, 2000, BBC News, Philippines rejects truce with rebels,

June 1, 2000, AP Online, Philippine Rebels Mull Autonomy, 700+ words,
June 1, 2000, Business Times (Malaysia), KL lauds OIC's move to send envoy to Jolo, 504 words,
June 1, 2000, Manila Bulletin, Jolo Hostage Talks May Resume Today, by Edd K. Usman, 700+ words,
June 1, 2000, Filipino Reporter, Moros' impossible dream,
June 1, 2000, Filipino Reporter, Hostage crisis over in 2-3 days, 700+ words,
June 1, 2000, Filipino Reporter, Malacanang miffed at Time cover story, 700+ words,
June 1, 2000, The Philippine Star, MILF leader faces arrest by Allen Estabillo,
June 1, 2000, The Philippine Star, Islamic Conference wants to help in hostage talks
June 1, 2000, The Philippine Star, Estrada wants Mindanao problem over by 2004 by Marichu Villanueva
June 1, 2000, The Philippine Star, Talipao villagers see Sayyaf as Robin Hood by Roel Pareño,

June 2, 2000, CNN News, Several Philippine hostages said to be threatening suicide,
June 2, 2000, National Catholic Reporter, No End in Sight for Philippine Conflict, by Rene Ciria-Cruz,
June 2, 2000, BBC News, Jolo rebels 'demand $21m',
June 2, 2000, Der Spiegel, Jolo hostage Even reporters got into,
June 2, 2000, Manila Bulletin, FL Marks Birth Anniversary Today, by Diego C. Cagahastian, 518 words,
June 2, 2000, Manila Bulletin, Islamic Official Invited to Manila but Not Mindanao in Connection with Ongoing Negotiations, 700+ words,
June 2, 2000, Manila Bulletin, Gov't Still Waiting for Sayyaf Reply, by Edd K. Usman, 614 words,
June 2, 2000, The Philippine Star, 'Misuari blocking gov't-MILF talks' by John Unson and Paolo Romero,
June 2, 2000, The Philippine Star, Senate to probe ARMM fund mess
June 2, 2000, The Philippine Star, Joker: Aventajado can't commit federalism, autonomy to Sayyaf,
June 2, 2000, The Philippine Star, 33 killed as troops capture MILF's perimeter camp, by John Unson,
June 2, 2000, The Philippine Star, Abu Sayyaf demands $1 M for each foreign hostage by Roel Pareño,
June 2, 2000, The Philippine Star, Release of eight Filipino hostages aborted anew by Roel Pareño
June 2, 2000, Inter Press Service, Politics-Philippines: A Government Adrift Worries Filipinos, 700+ words
June 2, 2000, New Straits Times, 'Give moral support to families of hostages', 314 words,

June 3, 2001, New York Times, Rebel Kidnappers Flee in Philippines, As So Do Some Hostages,
June 3, 2000, The Scotsman, Captives in Philippines speak of suicide, by Foreign Staff; 700+ words,
June 3, 2000, New Straits Times, Security steps not retaliation against abductions, 486 words,
June 3, 2000, The Philippine Star, Abu Sayyaf demands $1 M for each foreign hostage, by Roel Pareño,
June 3, 2000, Manila Bulletin, Accept Autonomy, Erap Urges MILF, by Brenda Piquero Tuazon,
June 3, 2000, Manila Bulletin, $1 M for Each Jolo Hostage of Abu Sayyaf? by Edd K. Usman,
June 3, 2000, BBC News, German TV crew ransomed,

June 4, 2000, CNN News, Malaysian leader reportedly willing to consider anything for hostages
June 4, 2000, New Straits Times, Delving into the Abu Sayyaf, by Ahmad Zainon, 700+ words,
June 4, 2000, Manila Bulletin, Advancing Troops Kill 11 More Rebels, 676 words,
June 4, 2000, The Washington Post, World In Brief, 700+ words,
June 4, 2000, The Washington Post, Bomb Explodes At Airport In Manila, 359 words,
June 4, 2000, The Filipino Express, Kidnappers free Filipino, 486 words,
June 4, 2000, Manila Bulletin, 10 Foreign Newsmen Forced to Pay Ransom, 600 words,

June 5, 2000, Manila Bulletin, Abu Sayyaf Leader Charged for Kidnap, 700+ words,
June 5, 2000, New Straits Times, An 'acting' president gets carried away, by H.L. Idjirani, 700+ words,
June 5, 2000, New Straits Times, Delving into the Abu Sayyaf,
June 5, 2000, New Straits Times, Ransom to be considered (HL), 527 words,

June 6, 2000, AP Online, Violence Disrupts Philippine Schools, by Melissa Howell, 651 words,
June 6, 2000, AP Online, Philippines Considers Rebel Demand, by Jim Gomez,
June 6, 2000, Manila Bulletin, Troops May Stage Rescue of Hostages, 700+ words,
June 6, 2000, Bernama / DPA, P'ppine negotiators move to resume talks with Abu Sayyaf,

June 7, 2000, AP Online, Philippine Hostage Talks May Resume, by Jim Gomez, 700+ words,
June 7, 2000, Manila Bulletin, Aid Sought for AFP Program, 633 words,
June 7, 2000, BBC News, Hostage rebels to discuss demands,

June 8, 2000, CNN News, Philippines gives rebels emphatic 'no' to Muslim homeland,
June 8, 2000, Filipino Reporter, Abu Sayyaf may free 6 children, 629 words,
June 8, 2000, Filipino Reporter, Manila turns down OIC as hostage mediator, 564 words,
June 8, 2000,Filipino Reporter, Gov't negotiators await final written demands from ASG, 432 words,
June 8, 2000, Manila Bulletin, Jolo Negotiations Resume Tomorrow, by Brenda Piquero Tuazon,
June 8, 2000, Filipino Reporter, Manila turns down OIC as hostage mediator, 564 words,

June 9, 2000, AFP, P'ppine negotiators dismisses new demand by hostage takers,
June 9, 2000, CNN News, P'ppine gives rebels emphatic 'no' to Muslim homeland,
June 9, 2000, CNN News, Asia Now - Philippine envoys, rebels to hold new round of talks
June 9, 2000, BBC News, Philippines rules out Muslim state,
June 9, 2000, Manila Bulletin, No End in Sight to Hostage Crisis, 700+ words,

June 10, 2000, Manila Bulletin, Doctors to See Jolo Hostages, 463 words,
June 10, 2000, AP Online, Philippine Rebels Split Up Hostages, by Jim Gomez, 677 words,
June 10, 2000, AP, P'ppine govt troops close highway after rebel ambush,
June 10, 2000, Channel NewsAsia, P'ppine military tightens security after chemical discovery,

June 11, 2000, AP / The Columbian (Vancouver, WA), Hostages Split as Raid Fear Rises, by Jim Gomez,
June 11, 2000, Manila Bulletin, Chief Negotiator Stays, Says Gov't, 700+ words,
June 11, 2000, Manila Bulletin, 'Total Approach' Policy on Mindanao Affirmed, 700+ words,
June 11, 2000, The Filipino Express, Expanded autonomy for Muslims pushed, 700+ words,
June 11, 2000, The Filipino Express, Hostage crisis may last months, 478 words,
June 11, 2000, Manila Times, Intramurals in Sayyaf imperil hostages' lives,
June 11, 2001, The Philippine Star, Lamitan battle a cover for ransom payment? by Paolo Romero,

June 12, 2000, Manila Bulletin, Sulu Fishery Projects Bared, 563 words,
June 12, 2000, Manila Bulletin, AFP Men Alerted on 21 Hostages, 700+ words,
June 12, 2000, New Straits Times, Can Muslim Moros be part of the nation?, by H.L. Idjirani, 700+ words,
June 12, 2000, Bernama, Hostage crisis: Military force as a last resort,
June 12, 2000, Manila Times, Abus ask $15m for hostages,
June 12, 2000, Borneo Bulletin, New location of hostages spotted,
June 12, 2000, Borneo Bulletin, Chief negotiator says he is willing to step down,

June 13, 2000, ABC News, Philippine Group Known for Cruelty, by Mark Litke,
June 13, 2000, Manila Bulletin, Western, Asian Captives Separated, 700+ words,
June 13, 2000, Business Times (Malaysia), Solomons asks KL to delay evacuation,, by Eirmalasare Bani,
June 13, 2000, Manila Times, Jolo hostage talks on hold, by Joel R. San Juan and Maricel Cruz...
June 13, 2000, Bernama, The truth behind the Sipadan kidnap and Sabah Commission, by Azman Ujang,

June 14, 2000, New Straits Times, Get on with the talks, 700+ words,
June 14, 2000, AP Online, Philippines Assault Rebel Camp, 555 words,
June 14, 2000, Manila Bulletin, Chief Negotiator Clarifies Report, 581 words,
June 14, 2000, Business Times (Malaysia), Don't side-track on hostage issue', 504 words,
June 14, 2000, BBC News, Malaysian dismay at hostage plans,
June 14, 2000, Manila Times, Aventajado out of hostage talks; Palace cites slay plot,

June 15, 2000, BBC News, Ransom suggested for Jolo hostages,
June 15, 2000, Manila Bulletin, Aventajado Confirms Threat, 478 words,
June 15, 2000, Manila Bulletin, Constitutional Convention, Federalism Backed at Hearing,
June 15, 2000, Filipino Reporter, Piece of Cake: Mainstream U.S. media only report bad RP news,
June 15, 2000, Filipino Reporter, Separatists reject gov't offer of more autonomy, 631 words,
June 15, 2000, New Straits Times, 'Sabah set to achieve tourist arrival target', 362 words,
June 15, 2000, Manila Times, Saudi envoy's trip to Jolo irks Siazon, by Chairmaine Deogracias,
June 15, 2000, ABS-CBN, Military attacks Camp Rajamuda,

June 16, 2000, Inter Press Service English News Wire; Philippines: Christian Vigilantes Rise in Muslim Area,
June 16, 2000, AP Online, Philippines Mulls Hostage Strategy, by Oliver Teves, 518 words,
June 16, 2000, New Straits Times, Malaysia concerned over long-drawn-out Jolo kidnap crisis,
June 16, 2000, BBC News, Media 'boosting' Jolo rebels,
June 16, 2000, Manila Times, Sayyaf gets P7.6m arms from Viets,
June 16, 2000, Manila Times, P'ppine military to scale down forces in Southern P'ppines,

June 17, 2000, CNN News, Philippine rebels free 5 children, appear willing to reopen hostage talks,
June 17, 2000, AP Online, 5 Filipino Child Hostages Released, 622 words,
June 17, 2000, AP Online, Muslims Holding Hostages Reach Deal, 530 words,
June 17, 2000, BBC News, Rebels release five children,
June 17, 2000, Manila Bulletin, Estrada Opposes Plan to Change Form of RP Gov't; Says Shift to Federal System Won't Work, by Brenda Piquero Tuazon, 700+ words,
June 17, 2000, Manila Times, KL bamboozling Erap on Mindanao,
June 17, 2000, Manila Times, Govt to restrict press coverage of hostage crisis,

June 18, 2000, The Filipino Express, Manila on Red Alert: Erap orders 24-hour security alert, 572 words,
June 18, 2000, Manila Bulletin, Gov't, Abu Sayyaf Exchange Hostages, 700+ words,
June 18, 2000, New Straits Times, Manila contemplates imposing media curbs, by Tony Emmanuel,
June 18, 2000, Manila Times, Aventajado back in saddle as govt chief negotiator,
June 18, 2000, Manila Times, Abu frees five Basilan kids,
June 18, 2000, Statesman (India) Sayyaf willing to hold talks, 346 words,

June 19, 2000, CNN News, Philippine rebels seek millions in ransom to end crisis,
June 19, 2000, AP Online, Rebels Demand $1M for Each Hostage, by Pat Roque, 678 words,
June 19, 2000, Reuters, Philippines 'very optimistic' on hostage talks,
June 19, 2000, Borneo Bulletin, Germany 'preparing ransom',
June 19, 2000, Borneo Bulletin, Manila struggles to check parallel talks,
June 19, 2000, Manila Times, Spying on Muslim rebs a tough job - AFP chief,

June 20, 2000, The Herald, Coup leader gives hope of compromise, by Mike Corder Suva, 700+ words,
June 20, 2000, The Birmingham Post (England), Pounds 800,000 on Each Jungle Captive's Head,
June 20, 2000, AFP, Filipino Muslim rebels bring tourist hostages out of hiding,
June 20, 2000, Manila Times, Sayyaf wants $21-M ransom for hostages,

June 21, 2000, AP Online, Philippine Rebels Reunite Hostages, by Oliver Teves, 700+ words,
June 21, 2000, Manila Bulletin, Alert out on Arms Landing for MILF, by Aris R. Ilagan, 700+ words,
June 21, 2000, Manila Bulletin, Hostages Together Anew, 700+ words,
June 21, 2000, Manila Times, No-ransom policy for hostages stays, Palace insists,
June 21, 2000, Manila Times, KL hackles act over arms report,

June 22, 2000, Associated Press, Philippine rebels reunite hostages, by Oliver Teves,
June 22, 2000, Star Tribune (Minneapolis, MN), World digest, 656 words,
June 22, 2000, The Scotsman, One step forward, two steps back for East Asia, by Damien McElroy,
June 22, 2000, Manila Bulletin, Foreign Gov'ts Assure Support, 700+ words,
June 22, 2000, Manila Bulletin, Foreign Gov'ts Assure Support, 700+ words,
June 22, 2000, Filipino Reporter, Threat aired vs. peace leader, 375 words,
June 22, 2000, Filipino Reporter, General survives ambush by rebels, 356 words,
June 22, 2000, The Straits Times, We won't stop other govts from paying ransom,

June 23, 2000, AP Online, Philippine Army Captures Rebel Camp, 648 words,
June 23, 2000, Manila Bulletin, Dev't Package Offered to Sayyaf, 700+ words,
June 23, 2000, New Straits Times, Arms deal reports raise eyebrows, by Tony Emmanuel, 700+ words,
June 23, 2000, Manila Times, Negotiators and Abu talk one-on-one,
June 23, 2000, Bernama, Pos Malaysia Bhd's special delivery to hostages,
June 23, 2000, ASP, Hostage crisis pushing towards cash solution,
June 23, 2000, Associated Press, Philippines to offer rebels projects, not ransom for hostages,

June 24, 2000, The Economist (US), The Philippines - Muddling on, but not through.(hostage negotiations),
June 24, 2000, AP Online, Muslim Rebels Release Hostage by Pat Roque, 700+ words
June 24, 2000, Manila Times, Bishops tell negotiators: Less bull, less mistakes,
June 24, 2000, Bernama, Malaysia wants peaceful means to end hostage crisis,
June 24, 2000, AFP, Go-ahead given for food, medicine for some Philippine hostages,
June 24, 2000, New Strait Times, Arms deal reports raise eyebrows,
June 24, 2000, Sabah Daily Express, Keep their jobs open, by Chris Maskilone,

June 25, 2000, New York Times, One of 21 Hostages Freed in Philippines,
June 25, 2000, Manila Bulletin, No Ethnic Cleansing in RP - Ople, 700+ words,
June 25, 2000, New Straits Times, Negotiation way best to free Jolo captives, 532 words,
June 25, 2000, BBC News, Jolo rebels free first captive,
June 25 2000, Reuters, Hostage freed in Philippines; Bombs kill one, (Zulkarnain Hashim),
June 25 2000, Reuters, KL bank is MILF funds depository,
June 25 2000, Daily Express, One Malaysian is freed, (Zulkarnain bin Hashim)

June 26, 2000, Manila Bulletin, Estrada Airs Relief on Hostage Release, by Brenda Piquero Tuazon,
June 26, 2000, New Straits Times, `Set hostages free in the name of our religion', 420 words,
June 26, 2000, New Straits Times, Dream homecoming, by Joniston Bangkuai, 700+ words,
June 26, 2000, New Straits Times, DPM: No ransom paid, by Tony Emmanuel, Sarban Singh,
June 26, 2000, International Herald Tribune, Manila Hails Release of Hostage; Freeing of Malaysian 'Augurs Well' for 20 Others Held, by Thomas Fuller,
June 26, 2000, BBC News, No payment for Jolo release,
June 26, 2000, Manila Times, Abu freed hostage 'for free',
June 26, 2000, Bernama, PM hopes for the release of all remaining 20 hostages,
June 26, 2000, Reuters, MILF may accept offer of autonomy,
June 26, 2000, Daily Express, 'I prayed for this', ( Zulkarnain Hashim )
June 26, 2000, New Sabah Times, Happy reunion today, (Zulkarnain) by Jerry Kamijan and Sunar Tumiran

June 27, 2000, Manila Bulletin, Islamic Nations' Officials Meet Today in KL, 700+ words,
June 27, 2000, Manila Bulletin, Abu Hostages Encouraged by Release of Malaysian, 700+ words,
June 27, 2000, AP Online, Malaysian FM: Do Not Swap Hostages, 579 words,
June 27, 2000, New Straits Times, Emotional airport reunion for Zulkarnian and family, by Joniston Bangkuai, Jaswinder Kaur and Manuel Mogato, 700+ words,
June 27, 2000, New Straits Times, Dr M: Malaysia will play its part to achieve a united Muslim world,
June 27, 2000, Manila Times, What will they think of next? Abu wants Yuletile abolished,
June 27, 2000, BusinessWorld (Philippines) They express conditions for freeing Basilan hostages,
June 27, 2000, Bernama, Don't tie release of M'sians to unrelated matters - Syed Hamid,
June 27, 2000, Bernama, Military option ruled out in freeing remaining hostages,
June 27, 2000, Associated Press, Philippine rebels allow food supplies brought to hostages,
June 27, 2000, New Sabah Times, 'I thought I was dreaming', Zulkarnain recalls when told he is a free man by kidnappers, by Sunar Tumiran,

June 28, 2000, New Straits Times, Appeal to kidnappers, 510 words,
June 28, 2000, New Straits Times, `Don't bring in separate matter', 294 words,
June 28, 2000, New Straits Times, Plan of action sought to resolve autonomy issue,, 425 words,
June 28, 2000, New Straits Times, Plan of action sought to resolve autonomy issue, 425 words,
June 28, 2000, New Straits Times, DPM: No demands made, by Ramlan Said, Joniston Bangkuai,
June 28, 2000, The Birmingham Post (England), Manila is accused of stalling over hostages, 427 words,
June 28, 2000, Manila Times, No prisoner- Mohammad who?,
June 28, 2000, Bernama, Too early to consider swap, says Government,
June 28, 2000, Manila Times No prisoner- Mohammad who?,
June 28, 2000, The Straits Times, KL rejects linking hostages to jailed Filipino,
June 28, 2000, ABS-CBN, Early freedom seen for Malaysian hostages,
June 28, 2000, Daily Express, Osu assures Sabah security is well and good, by Chris Maskilone...

June 29, 2000, BBC News, Civilians caught in Philippines conflict,
June 29, 2000, AP Online, Muslim Rebels Won't Release Hostages, by Aaron Favila, 547 words
June 29, 2000, AP Online, Philippine Rebels Reject Autonomy, by Aaron Favila; 652 words,
June 29, 2000, AFP, Frustrated Europeans mull efforts to free hostages in Philippines,
June 29, 2000, Reuters, Philippine Govt, rebels deny hostage release deal,
June 29, 2000, Manila Bulletin, 3 European Gov'ts Assured on Hostages, 700+ words,
June 29, 2000, Filipino Reporter, 3 European nations won't pay ransom, 700+ words,

June 30, 2000, AP Online, Muslim Rebel: Hostage Miscarries, by Aaron Favila, 582 words,
June 30, 2000, AP, Muslim rebels won't release hostages, by Aaron Favila,
June 30, 2000, Reuters, Abu Sayaff seeks talks with govts of captives,
June 30, 2000, BBC News, Jolo rebels want foreign talks,
June 30, 2000, Filipinas, Brown Bag, 700+ words,
June 30, 2000, New Straits Times, Sadem calls for Moro unity, 324 words,
June 30, 2000, New Straits Times, Mission to Mindanao to check on claims, 661 words,

July 1, 2000, New Straits Times, Medical team back from their Jolo mission, 319 words,
July 1, 2000, AP, Philippine Rebel: Hostage Miscarries, Some Losing Weight,
July 1, 2000, AP/AFP, OIC Urges Abu Sayyaf to Release All Hostages,

July 2, 2000, CNN News, German journalist kidnapped trying to see Philippine hostages,
July 2, 2000, AP Online, Journalist Seized in Philippines, by Aaron Favila,
July 2, 2000, AP/AFP, Concerns For Miscarriaged Hostage,
July 2, 2000, Manila Bulletin, Concern Aired for Sayyaf Hostages in Jolo, 700+ words,
July 2, 2000, The Manila Times, MILF, MNLF Reunify, by Charmaine C. Deogracias and Manny Marinay,
July 2, 2000, The Manila Times, Hostage Vessel Traced to Island Off Sulu, by Faber Concepcion,

July 3, 2000, CNN News, Philippine police unsure if rebels holding preachers,
July 3, 2000, CNN News, German journalist kidnapped trying to see Philippine hostages,
July 3, 2000, Reuters, Kidnapped German Reporter Seen In Forest, by Pedro Uchi,
July 3, 2000, AP Online, Philippines Search for Journalist, by Aaron Favila, 700+ words,
July 3, 2000, The Independent (London), 'Der Spiegel' reporter is abducted, 185 words,
July 3, 2000, New Straits Times, Jolo medical team returns to warm hugs 476 words,
July 3, 2000, New Straits Times, Released Jolo hostage brings hope, 459 words,
July 3, 2000, Manila Bulletin, Honasan Urges Review of Peace Pact with MNLF, 700+ words,
July 3, 2000, Manila Times, RP faces sanction,
July 3, 2000, The Straits Times, Hostage Pregnancy Report "Was Fake",

July 4, 2000, Manila Bulletin, Sayyaf Now Holds Writer, Preachers, 700+ words,
July 4, 2000, Manila Times, Joker's Wilde: No hostages, says followers, by Faber Concepcion,
July 4, 2000, AFP, Police Comb Hostage Island For German Journalist, Preachers,
July 4, 2000, The Straits Times, Abu Sayyaf Rebels Make Asian Captives Work Hard, by Luz Baguioro,

July 5, 2000, Manila Bulletin, Gov't Affirms Stand on MNLF, Misuari, 700+ words,
July 5, 2000, Manila Times, PI Police Director General challenge Abu Sayyaf,
July 5, 2000, New Straits Times, Robbers grab hostages, by Tony Emmanuel, Mimi Syed, Yusof Sharanjit Singh, 697 words,
July 5, 2000, Reuters, Philippine Rebels Say Preachers Not Held Hostage,

July 6, 2000, Filipino Reporter, 1 hostage freed, 20 more to go, 547 words,
July 6, 2000, Manila Bulletin, Gen. Santos Bomb Suspect Held by Police, by Bong Reblando, 700+ words,
July 6, 2000, Manila Times, Libya envoy impatience at Abu stalling,
July 6, 2000, AFP, Jolo Guerrilla's Fight Over the Fate of Christian Hostages,
July 6, 2000, The Malay Mail, What they said yesterday, 579 words
July 6, 2000, New Straits Times, Authorities should take blame, 700+ words,
July 6, 2000, Channel NewsAsia, Philippines Eyes Freedom For Hostages in July,
July 6, 2000, Daily Express, Zul's dual awareness,

July 7, 2000, Philippine Headline News, TV Preacher Beheaded by Sayyaf?,
July 7, 2000, Manila Bulletin, Sayyaf to Free German Newsman, 700+ words,
July 7, 2000, Manila Times, MILF wants referendum on autonomy, by Manny B. Marinay, et al.,
July 7, 2000, AP Online, Muslim Rebels Holding 2 Hostages, by Aaron Favila, 620 words,
July 7, 2000, The Independent, Malaysian cult surrenders after killing hostages, by Richard Lloyd Parry,
July 7, 2000, Reuters, Philippines Rules Out Raid to Free Hostages,
July 7, 2000, ABS-CBN, Military Paralyzed Amid Abu Sayyaf Death Threats,
July 7, 2000, ABS-CBN, Evangelist's Beheading by Abu Sayyaf Feared,
July 7, 2000, ABS-CBN Aventajado Denies Beheading of Preacher,
July 7, 2000, AFP, Sayyaf to Free German Newsman,
July 7, 2000, The Malay Mail, Move to identify raiders, by Eddie Chua, 497 words,
July 7, 2000, New Straits Times, Gun raiders captured, 700+ words,

July 8, 2000, AFP, German Journalist's Release In the Philippines Imminent - Negotiator,
July 8, 2000, AP Online, Philippines Hostages Get Supplies, by Aaron Favila, 700+ words,
July 8, 2000, Philippine Headline News, Preacher's Release Not Top Priority,
July 8, 2000, Manila Bulletin, Sayyaf Factionalism Bared, by Roy C. Sinfuego, 700+ words,
July 8, 2000, Manila Bulletin, Peso Set to Plumb New Lows Next Week; Loses 11% This Year,
July 8, 2000, Manila Times, Top cop chomping at the bit: wants to take over Sayyaf crisis,
July 8, 2000, ABS-CBN, Volunteers to Free Sulu Hostages, by Mandy Francisco and Gigi Grande,

July 9, 2000, CNN News, Philippine president announces fall of main Muslim rebel camp,
July 9, 2000, BBC News, Moro separatist base 'captured',
July 9, 2000, AP Online, Philippine Troops Take Rebel Camp, by Jim Gomez, 700+ words,
July 9, 2000, Los Angeles Times Wire Reports, Captives Given Cake and Relief Supplies,
July 9, 2000, Manila Bulletin, Backdoor Talks on for 9 Hostages, by Edd K. Usman, 555 words,
July 9, 2000, ABS-CBN, German Journalist, 8 Malaysians to Be Freed,
July 9, 2000, ABS-CBN, Aventajado Rejects PNP's Offer Sulu Rescue Operations,

July 10, 2000, CNN News, Manila garbage dump collapse kills 20; more than 60 missing,
July 10, 2000, CNN News, Collapse of Philippine garbage dump kills at least 31,
July 10, 2000, Manila Bulletin, Hostages Dance, Sing, Cry at Party, 700+ words,
July 10, 2000, The Manila Times, Abu Hostages Dance Woes Away in Soiree,
July 10, 2000, ABS-CBN, Sulu Negotiator Confirms Abduction of 3 French Reporters, Amabelle Layug,
July 10, 2000, Bernama, Parliament: No Need For Dr Mahathir to Fly to Philippines On Jolo Issue,
July 10, 2000, New Straits Times, Clear minds ruled the day in final minutes, 700+ words

July 11, 2000, CNN News, Philippine officials say hope fades for finding survivors after landfill collapse,
July 11, 2000, Intl. Herald Tribune, French TV Crew Becomes Part of Hostage Story, by Thomas Fuller,
July 11, 2000, AP Online, French Journalists Held Hostage, by Aaron Favila, 700+ words,
July 11, 2000, The News Letter (Belfast, Northern Ireland), Reporters kidnapped, 206 words,
July 11, 2000, Manila Bulletin, Abu Sayyaf Now Holding 33 Hostages, 700+ words,
July 11, 2000, The Malay Mail, Jolo hostage crisis: Progress slow, 246 words,
July 11, 2000, ABS-CBN, Abu Sayyaf wants Sulu hostage crisis to end,
July 11, 2000, ABS-CBN, Abu Sayyaf warns of hurting "evangelist-spies",

July 12, 2000, AP Online, Muslim Rebel Declares Holy War, by Jim Gomez, 700+ words,
July 12, 2000, Manila Times, Abu bandits agree to end hostage row,
July 12, 2000, ABS-CBN, Woman Cuts Off Finger For German Hostage,
July 12, 2000, ABS-CBN, Abducted Evangelists - Blind Belief?
July 12, 2000, AFP, Aventajado, Sayyaf Open Direct Talks,

July 13, 2000, Filipino Reporter, Crisis in Mindanao: Gunmen may free German journalist, 509 words,
July 13, 2000, Filipino Reporter, Crisis in Mindanao: Red-hot rebels; Behead preachers; Extremist Abu Sayyaf faction wants P7M 'exit fee',
July 13, 2000, Filipino Reporter, Crisis in Mindanao: Estrada; No military rescue of hostages, 689 words,
July 13, 2000, CBS Evening News with Dan Rather, Philippine Hostage Situation Drags on, CBS, by Dan Rather and Barry Petersen, 682 words,
July 13, 2000, BBC News, No ransom for Jolo hostages,
July 13, 2000, ABS-CBN, MILF's Jihad Threat Belittled,
July 13, 2000, The Straits Times, Abu Sayyaf to Gov't: "Too Many Hostages, So Lets Talk Peace"
July 13, 2000, Agence France-Presse, Philippines Assures No Military Action in Hostage Crisis,

July 14, 2000, CNN News, Philippine Muslim rebels free Malaysian hostage,
July 14, 2000, CNN News, Rain hampers search for victims of Philippines garbage dump collapse,
July 14, 2000, BBC News, Muslim rebels release hostage,
July 14, 2000, AP Online, Philippine Rebels Free Hostage, by Aaron Favila, 700+ words,
July 14, 2000, AP Online, Philippine Rebels Free Hostage, by Aaron Favila,
July 14, 2000, Manila Bulletin, Erap, EU Foreign Ministers Meet on Hostage Crisis; RP Affirms No-Ransom Policy, by Brenda P. Tuazon and Anjo Perez, 700+ words,
July 14, 2000, Reuters, Direct Talks to End Saga,
July 14, 2000, The Straits Times, Solve Hostage Crisis Fast: European Leaders, by Luz Baguioro,
July 14, 2000, The Manila Times, Aventajado in Charge of Talks with Abu Thugs,
July 14, 2000, Bernama, Rebel Group Releases Another Malaysian,

July 15, 2000, CNN News, Official: Philippines hostages could be free in two weeks,
July 15, 2000, The Economist (US), The Philippines--One victory, more needed, 700+ words,
July 15, 2000, Manila Bulletin, Cardinal Sin Airs Appeal to Stop War in Mindanao; Says the Only Way to Peace Is Peace, by Gennalyn Kabiling, 700+ words,
July 15, 2000, Manila Bulletin, Estrada Assures EU on Hostages, 700+ words,
July 15, 2000, New Straits Times, Tears of joy accompany Abdul Jawan's release, 488 words,
July 15, 2000, New Straits Times, One more hostage freed, by Tony Emmanuel and Manuel Mogato,
July 15, 2000, New Straits Times, Grik arms incident reveals need for accurate reporting, by Lt. Kol. (rtd) Fathol Aman Bukhari, 700+ words,
July 15, 2000, Manila Times, Abu Sayyaf terrorists release another Malaysian hostage,
July 15, 2000, ABS-CBN, European Ministers Leave RP, Assured on Sulu Crisis,
July 15, 2000, ABS-CBN, Malaysian Envoy Arrives in Zamboanga to Fetch Freed Captive,
July 15, 2000, Bernama, DPM Thanks Parties Responsible For Release of Second Malaysian,

July 16, 2000, CNN News, At least 160 bodies recovered from avalanche of garbage dump in Philippines,
July 16, 2000, BBC News, Bomb rips through Philippine market,
July 16, 2000, AP Online, Philippines Bombing Kills Two, 403 words,
July 16, 2000, AP Online, Philippines Hostage May Be Released, by Jim Gomez, 657 words,
July 16, 2000, Manila Bulletin, Hostage Negotiators Express Confidence, 700+ words,
July 16, 2000, New Straits Times, 'Coincidental freed hostages are Muslims', Letitia Samuel...,
July 16, 2000, Manila Times, Europeans seek help for Sayyaf captives,
July 16, 2000, The Manila Times, Hostage Negotiators Express Confidence,
July 16, 2000, ABS-CBN, Gov't Looking Into Reports of Link-Up Between Abu Sayyaf, 14-K,
July 16, 2000, The Straits Times, HK Triad "May Have Links with Abu Sayyaf"

July 17, 2000, CNN News, Philippine rebels release ailing German tourist,
July 17, 2000, BBC News, Muslim rebels free German hostage,
July 17, 2000, AP Online, Philippine Rebels Release Sick Woman, by Jim Gomez, 700+ words,
July 17, 2000, AP Online, Muslim Rebels Release German Woman, by Jim Gomez, 700+ words,
July 17, 2000, The Straits Times, Abu Sayyaf Henchmen Sore Over Lack of Pay,
July 17, 2000, ABS-CBN, Freedom With a Price?,
July 17, 2000, Reuters, Philippine Rebels Free German Woman After 12 Weeks,

July 18, 2000, CNN News, Philippine military blames Islamic group for massacre of 20 Christians,
July 18, 2000, AP Online, German Hostage Returns Home, by Juergen Voges,
July 18, 2000, The Birmingham Post (England), Rebels free German hostage, 324 words,
July 18, 2000, The Boston Globe, Philippine Rebels Free Sick Hostage; Raising Hopes, by I. Lakshmanan,
July 18, 2000, The Scotsman, 'What about my husband? What about my son?', Allan Hall, Erik de Castro,
July 18, 2000, The Independent, First Western hostage freed by kidnappers in Philippines,
July 18, 2000, New Straits Times, German hostage freed, by Tony Emmanuel and Manuel Mogato,
July 18, 2000, The Straits Times, Was German Hostage Freed For US$1 Million?, by Luz Baguioro,
July 18, 2000, The Straits Times, Tears and Smiles as Freed Hostage Meets Family,
July 18, 2000, Manila Bulletin, Abu Sayyaf Releases 1st European Hostage; Captors Turn over German Mother to Aventajado, by Edd K. Usman, 700+ words,
July 18, 2000, Philippine Headline News, M.I.L.F. Rebels Massacre 21 Christians,
July 18, 2000, ABS-CBN, Newly Freed German Hostage Leaves Manila,

July 19, 2000, CNN News, Philippine government denies hostages released,
July 19, 2000, CNN News, Philippine rebels free 7 Malaysian hostages,
July 19, 2000, CNN News, Philippine rebels release Malaysian captives,
July 19, 2000, CNN News, Father continues search for American backpacker missing in Malaysia,
July 19, 2000, Manila Bulletin, 7 Soldiers Killed by Rebels; AFP Placed on High Alert, by Aris R. Ilagan,
July 19, 2000, New Straits Times, Renewed efforts to free captives, by Tony Emmanuel, 654 words,
July 19, 2000, New Straits Times, Osu: No plans to reshuffle State Cabinet, 419 words,
July 19, 2000, BBC News, Jolo hostage release delayed,
July 19, 2000, AFP, Freed German Hostage Renate Wallert in Good Health: Doctors,
July 19, 2000, AFP, Relatives Hoping More Will Be Freed,
July 19, 2000, ABS-CBN, Four Women Hostages to Be Freed - Aventajado,
July 19, 2000, ABS-CBN, Release of Malaysian Hostages Stalled,
July 19, 2000, ABS-CBN, Sulu Kidnappers Grant Release of 7 Malaysians,

July 20, 2000, The Cincinnati Post (OH), Muslim Rebels Release Filipino Teen, 427 words,
July 20, 2000, AFP, Germany: More Aid For Hostages,
July 20, 2000, AFP, Malaysians Left in Limbo on Philippines Hostage Island,
July 20, 2000, Manila Bulletin, Release of Seven Malaysians Held, 700+ words,
July 20, 2000, Filipino Reporter, Estrada briefs 3 Euro officials on hostages, 700+ words,
July 20, 2000, New Straits Times, Praying for safe return,
July 20, 2000, New Straits Times, Malaysian hostages expected to be freed today, by Tony Emmanuel,
July 20, 2000, New Straits Times, Wise governance can harness Islamic revivalism for betterment of Muslims,
July 20, 2000, ABS-CBN, Sulu kidnappers grant release of 7 M'sians,
July 20, 2000, Manila Times, Hostages' release aborted,
July 20, 2000, The Manila Times, Hostages' Release Aborted, I'll Get Them, Lacson Vows,
July 20, 2000, Bernama, Syed Hamid: 7 M'sians Not Freed Yet,

July 21, 2000, Philippine Headline News, 8 Dead, 5 Wounded in MILF Attack,
July 21, 2000, New Straits Times, No ransom payment for hostages, 241 words,
July 21, 2000, Manila Bulletin, Abu Sayyaf Rebels Release Boy in Jolo, 700+ words,
July 21, 2000, Seattle Post-Intelligencer, Philippines News, 613 words,
July 21, 2000, New Straits Times, Three Malaysian hostages taken away by rival rebel leader, 406 words,
July 21, 2000, New Straits Times, Unofficial emissaries cause plans to go awry, by Tony Emmanuel,
July 21, 2000, BBC News, More Jolo hostages freed,
July 21, 2000, Manila Times, Siazon said kidnapping master-minded by M'sians,
July 21, 2000, ABS-CBN, Feud Mars Talks with Abu Sayyaf,
July 21, 2000, Manila Times, Siazon said kidnapping master-minded by Malaysians,
July 21, 2000, ABS-CBN, Aventajado Confirms the Release of Four Malaysian Hostages,
July 21, 2000, Bernama, Four Other Malaysian Hostages Released From Jolo,
July 21, 2000, Bernama, Release of Four Malaysian Hostages Positive Development - Foreign Minister,
July 21, 2000, Bernama, Disappointment Turns Into Joy with Release of Another Four Malaysians,

July 22, 2000, New Straits Times, Four more captives freed (HL), by Tony Emmanuel,
July 22, 2000, New Straits Times, We must work to free everyone, says DPM, 279 words,
July 22, 2000, Manila Bulletin, Abu Sayyaf Releases Six More Hostages, 700+ words,
July 22, 2000, New Straits Times, Freed Malaysians return, by Joniston Bangkuai and Jaswinder Kaur,
July 22, 2000, The Straits Times, More Hostages Go Free, But at What Price? by Luz Baguioro,
July 22, 2000, Manila Times, Sayyaf bandits free 4 Malaysian hostages, by Manny B. Marinay...,
July 22, 2000, Bernama, Malaysia Did Not Pay Ransom, Says Dr Mahathir,

July 23, 2000, Manila Bulletin, Erap Welcomes Mahathir Offer; Develop Mindanao, 700+ words,
July 23, 2000, The Boston Globe (Boston, MA), Long Hostage Drama Ends in the Philippines, 195 words,
July 23, 2000, New Straits Times, Freed hostages waiting to be with families, 551 words,
July 23, 2000, New Straits Times, Last of the Basilan abductees set free, 339 words
July 23, 2000, New Straits Times, `We did not pay ransom for kidnappers', 375 words,
July 23, 2000, New Straits Times, Arshad our man in the hot seat, by Tony Emmanuel, 689 words,
July 23, 2000, AFP, Cash-Rich Philippine Kidnappers Stocking Up on Arms,
July 23, 2000, Manila Times, Abu to free a few more hostages, by Mirasol Ng-Gadil,

July 24, 2000, AP / The Seattle Times, 13 killed in ambush; Moro rebels blamed,
July 24, 2000, AFP, Gov't Negotiators Press Abu Sayyaf to Release Other Malaysian Hostages,
July 24, 2000, CWNews.com,2000 Muslim Rebels Release Two Filipino Catholic Teachers,
July 24, 2000, Manila Bulletin, Gov't Negotiators Press Abu Sayyaf to Release Other Malaysian Hostages,
July 24, 2000, New Straits Times, Praise for Asean Plus Three meeting, 304 words,
July 24, 2000, New Straits Times, Aventajado - man in the hot seat, by Tony Emmanuel, 700+ words,
July 24, 2000, New Straits Times, Crisis drawing to a close, 699 words,
July 24, 2000, New Straits Times, Rebels expected to free five more hostages soon, by Tony Emmanuel,
July 24, 2000, New Straits Times, Moro rebels are more dangerous now, by H.L. Idjirani, 700+ words,
July 24, 2000, New Straits Times, Three Malaysian hostages taken away by rival rebel leader, 375 words,
July 24, 2000, New Straits Times, Freed Malaysians return,
July 24, 2000, New Straits Times, Four more captives freed,
July 24, 2000, Manila Times, Abu freeing 3 more Malaysians,
July 24, 2000, Bernama, Continuous Efforts Needed to Free Other Hostages, 700+ words,

July 25, 2000, International Herald Tribune, Manila Seeks U.S. Aid in Rebel War, by Don Kirk,
July 25, 2000, Birmingham Evening Mail (England), Gunmen hold TV pair, 270 words,
July 25, 2000, Manila Bulletin, Lanao Massacre Leader Captured, by Mike U. Crismundo,
July 25, 2000, AP Online, Grenade Injures 18 in Philippines, 360 words,
July 25, 2000, Manila Times, Emissaries sent to fetch 3 more hostages,
July 25, 2000, PANA, Renewed Hope For South African Hostages in Philippines,
July 25, 2000, ABS-CBN, Three Malaysians Likely to Be Freed Midnight,
July 25, 2000, ABS-CBN, Emissaries Sent to Feetch Three More Hostages,

July 26, 2000, CNN News, Philippines grenade blast injures 18; police suspect Abu Sayyaf rebels,
July 26, 2000, Birmingham Evening Mail (England), Clampdown on the clampers, 492 words,
July 26, 2000, New Straits Times, When the question really is 'what' to believe, by Charlene Rajendran,
July 26, 2000, New Straits Times, `Terrorism has no colour', 268 words,
July 26, 2000, New Straits Times, Security issue hampers release, by Tony Emmanuel, in Zamboanga,
July 26, 2000, Seattle Post-Intelligencer, Talks with Rebels End As Fighting Continues, 478 words,
July 26, 2000, Manila Bulletin, P10-M Ransom for Journalists Demanded, 700+ words.
July 26, 2000, Manila Times, Abu men demand P10m for TV hostages' release, by Faber Concepcion,
July 26, 2000, ABS-CBN, Kidnapping a Thriving Industry in Sulu,
July 26, 2000, The Straits Times, Others Goes Free, But He Waits Patiently For His Son,
July 26, 2000, BusinessWorld (Philippines), Release of Malaysian, Filipino hostages delayed anew,

July 27, 2000, AP Online, Philippines Rebels Free German, by Jim Gomez, 651 words,
July 27, 2000, AP Online, German Released From Philippines, by Aaron Favila, 657 words,
July 27, 2000, Filipino Reporter, Release of Malaysian hostages hits a snag, 700+ words,
July 27, 2000, New Straits Times, Freed hostages to be guests at PM's dinner, 333 words,
July 27, 2000, BBC News, Jolo rebels free German journalist,
July 27, 2000, Manila Times, Abu Sayyaf bandits reject new government emissary,
July 27, 2000, ABS-CBN, Abu Sayyaf Wants New Emissary, Holds On To Malaysians,
July 27, 2000, ABS-CBN, Basilan Solon Wants Aventajado Out,
July 27, 2000, ABS-CBN, Abu Sayyaf Releases German Journalist,

July 28, 2000, AP / The Columbian (Vancouver), Muslim Rebels Release German Journalist, by Jim Gomez,
July 28, 2000, The Herald News - Joliet (IL), German Reporter Freed, 316 words,
July 28, 2000, Manila Bulletin, German Journalist, Filipino Evangelist Freed by Abu Sayyaf, 700+ words,
July 28, 2000, Associated Press, Philippine Rebels Free Journalist,
July 28, 2000, Intl. Herald Tribune, German Journalist Freed in Philippines He Tells of a 2d Kidnapping by Rebels, by Don Kirk,
July 28, 2000, DPA, Filipino Evangelist, German Journalist Freed by Abu Sayyef,
July 28, 2000, Bernama, PM Optimistic About Peaceful Solution to Hostage Crisis,
July 28, 2000, Manila Times, Sayyaf men free German news reporter,

July 29, 2000, International Herald Tribune, Filipino Rebels Discover Kidnapping Is Lucrative: Ransom Money Buys Guns, Gold and Jade, by Don Kirk, 700+ words,
July 29, 2000, AFP, Journalists' Abduction Aimed at Embarassing Philippine Government,
July 29, 2000, Philippine Headline News, Journalists Told To Leave Jolo,
July 29, 2000, The Manila Bulletin, Peace Talks Resumption Deferred, 700+ words,
July 29, 2000, The Manila Bulletin, Aventajado Asked Journalists to Leave Jolo,
July 29, 2000, The Manila Bulletin, RP Getting Choppers, Other US Military Aid; Clinton Airs Commitment,
July 29, 2000, Manila Times, Estrada assures safety of Abu captives, by Mirasol Ng-Gadil,
July 29, 2000, The Malay Mail, 65-year-old is sole winner of RM500 prize, by Jeswant Kaur, 700+ words,
July 29, 2000, New Straits Times, 'It's better to be patient than rush things to get hostages freed',

July 30, 2000, Los Angeles Times Wire Reports, 2 Journalists Held by Rebels Are Freed,
July 30, 2000, AFP, Journalists Exit Philippine Hostage Island,
July 30, 2000, AP Online, Journalists Leave Philippine Island, by Aaron Favila,
July 30, 2000, AP / The Columbian, Philippine Rebels Release Two Captive Journalists, by Aaron Favila,
July 30, 2000, Philippine Headline News, Kidnap Threats Drive Newsmen From Jolo,
July 30, 2000, Manila Bulletin, Abu Sayyaf Free 2 TV Journalists, by Edd K. Usman, 700+ words,
July 30, 2000, Manila Bulletin, Salamat Asked to Show Sincerity in Peace Talks, 700+ words,
July 30, 2000, Manila Times, Abu frees 2-man TV news crew,

July 31, 2000, Manila Bulletin, Journalists Abandon Jolo, 700+ words,
July 31, 2000, Manila Bulletin, Velarde Leads Prayers for Almeda, Hostages, 693 words,
July 31, 2000, The Birmingham Post (England), Ransom paid for newsman, 305 words,
July 31, 2000, Manila Times, Foreign journalists heed advice of negotiators, move out of Jolo,
July 31, 2000, ABS-CBN, Abu Sayyaf Preying On Foreigners in Tawi-Tawi, Palawan,

August 1, 2000, ABS-CBN, Release of hostages seen in two weeks,
August 1, 2000, ABS-CBN, German journalist admits Der Spiegel paid ransom,
August 1, 2000, Manila Bulletin, Govt patience with Sayaff wearing thin,
August 1, 2000, Manila Times, Absentee Nur slams negotiators on ransom,

August 2, 2000, ABS-CBN, Sulu governor denies role in Lorenz ransom,
August 2, 2000, Manila Times, Abu hostages freed in 1 week - Robert,
August 2, 2000, Manila Bulletin, New Hopes Up in Hostage Crisis, 574 words,
August 2, 2000, New Straits Times, Reasons for delay in release, by Tony Emmanuel,

August 3, 2000, The Boston Globe, Seized Philippine Priest Struggles to Turn the Other Cheek,
August 3, 2000, BBC News, Rebels 'planted Jakarta bomb',
August 3, 2000, Filipino Reporter, No end to hostage crisis; Moros abduct TV crew, 700+ words,
August 3, 2000, Manila Bulletin, Sayyaf Kidnaps 3 More Men, 564 words,
August 3, 2000, New Straits Times, Nur Misuari: Stop making threats, by Tony Emmanuel,
August 3, 2000, SCMP, 'Hostages exchanged for cash and guns',

August 4, 2000, New Straits Times, Army blockades rebels' hideout, by Tony Emmanuel,
August 4, 2000, The Straits Times, Jolo rebels amass fortune in Sipadan abductions,
August 4, 2000, ABS-CBN, Abu Sayyaf demands P130-m for Wilde Ameda, 12 preachers,

August 5, 2000, New York Times, Philippines Faces Long Guerrilla War - On Mindanao, a Victory but No Peace, by Don Kirk,
August 5, 2000, Manila Times, Aventajado sees release of 3 more Malaysian hostages,
August 5, 2000, Manila Times, Hostage crisis blamed on government,
August 5, 2000, New Straits Times, Army blockades rebels' hideout,
August 5, 2000, DJN, Philippine rebels demand $2.9m for release of hostages,

August 6, 2000, BBC News, Philippines ambush: Sixteen dead,
August 6, 2000, Reuters, Some Philippine hostages may be freed next week,
August 6, 2000, AFP, Filipino Mayor convinces Abu Sayyaf to stay executions of hostages,
August 6, 2000, Manila Bulletin, Libya Offers to Pay Sayyaf $25 M for 29 Hostages, 700+ words,
August 6, 2000, Manila Times, Libya offers $25 mil ransom for hostages,

August 7, 2000, AFP, Philippines Muslim kidnappers warn of violence if rescue attempted,
August 7, 2000, AFP, Malaysian officials scrap meeting with Philippine negotiator,
August 7, 2000,The Straits Times, Rebels growing stronger as crisis drags on,
August 7, 2000, ABS-CBN, Lebanon envoy denies offering $25m to Abu Sayyaf,
August 7, 2000, Philippine Headline News, Christian Vigilanties Armed VS. MILF,
August 7, 2000 New Straits Times, Hostage crisis spins off good business, by H.L. Idjirani, 700+ words,
August 7, 2000, New Straits Times, Trio may be last to see freedom, by Tony Emmanuel, 536 words,
August 7, 2000, New Straits Times, Army blockades rebels' hideout,

August 8, 2000, The Washington Post, World; In Brief, 700+ words,
August 8, 2000, BBC News, Jolo rebels 'paid $5.5m ransom',
August 8, 2000, Manila Bulletin, Mindanao Solons Back CAFGU Plan, by Rod L.Villa, 700+ words,
August 8, 2000, Manila Bulletin, Finland Offers Dev't Projects, 580 words,
August 8, 2000, ABS-CBN, Abu Sayyaf gained P245m from kidnapping,
August 8, 2000, Manila Times, KL justice offers to deal with Sayyaf,

August 9, 2000, Manila Bulletin, RP, Malaysia Boosting Joint Border Patrols, 700+ words,
August 9, 2000, Manila Bulletin, Pirate chief slain off Jolo, 334 words,
August 9, 2000, Bernama, Release of Malaysian hostages anytime now, says Aziz,
August 9, 2000, ABS-CBN, Abu Sayyaf outsmarted the gov't--Joker,
August 9, 2000, Manila Times, DND fears more Sayyaf kidnappings,
August 9, 2000, The Straits Times, $9.7m paid to Jolo rebels,

August 10, 2000, Rocky Mountain News, Jailing of Foe Won't Protect Malaysia Leader From Unrest,
August 10, 2000, Manila Bulletin, Sayyaf Signing Up More Recruits, by Aris R. Ilagan, 700+ words,
August 10, 2000, New Straits Times, Beefing up co-operation, 700+ words,
August 10, 2000, Manila Bulletin, Sayyaf signing up more recruits,
August 10, 2000,The Straits Times, "Bad rebels" turn rich,
August 10, 2000, The Straits Times, Osama gave funds to Abu Sayyaf: Manila,
August 10, 2000, ABS-CBN, Abu Sayyaf wants $25m for remaining hostages,

August 11, 2000, BBC News, Muslim rebel marries his hostage,
August 11, 2000, BBC News, Jolo rebel chief 'weds hostage',
August 11, 2000, Manila Bulletin, Preachers End Fast at Sayyaf Lair; Fate Remains Uncertain, 700+ words,
August 11, 2000, ABS-CBN, Malaysia vows to help PI go after Muslim rebels,
August 11, 2000, ABS-CBN, Negotiators expect Almeda, JMC preachers to be freed soon,
August 11, 2000,The Straits Times, Bounty makes Muslim rebels stronger,

August 12, 2000, CNN News, Libya denies readiness to pay ransom for hostages in Philippines,
August 12, 2000, Manila Bulletin, Ople Urges Halt to Smear Campaign, 700+ words,
August 12, 2000, The Straits Times, Rebels "have the clout to sway polls",
August 12, 2000, The Straits Times, Rebel leader kidnaps a third bride,

August 13, 2000, CNN News, Envoy denies Libya offered $25 million for Philippine hostages,
August 13, 2000, AFP, Libyan mediators arrive in Philippine hostage island,
August 13, 2000, AP, Libyan envoy denies $25m ransom offer,
August 13, 2000, Manila Times, Beirut envoy parleys with Libya for release of Lebanese hostage,
August 13, 2000, Philippine Headline News, 20 Dead In Police Clash with Cultists,
August 13, 2000, Manila Bulletin, Libyan Envoy Denies $25-M Ransom Offer, 700+ words,
August 13, 2000, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Public Lives: 'Postmodern Bandits', by Randy David,

August 14, 2000, CNN News, No release of Philippine hostages likely until Wednesday,
August 14, 2000, BBC News, Envoy optimistic on hostage releases,
August 14, 2000, Reuters, No release of Philippine hostages until Wednesday,
August 14, 2000, AFP, Libyan envoy meets PI kidnappers over French media hostages,
August 14, 2000, Manila Times, Supplies to Abu captives dry up,
August 14, 2000, Manila Bulletin, Another Bomb Blast Kills 2 in Cotabato, 700+ words,
August 14, 2000, New Straits Times, A pretty price for `board and lodging', by H.L. Idjirani, 700+ words,

August 15, 2000, CNN News, No release of Philippine hostages likely until Wednesday,
August 15, 2000, CNN News, Philippine hostages 'to be freed on Thursday',
August 15, 2000, The Columbian / AP, Nine Hostages in Philippines to Be Released, by Oliver Teves,
August 15, 2000, Chicago Sun-Times, Gadhafi wants to meet released hostages, 700+ words,
August 15, 2000, The Manila Times, Military option in Patikul ruled out, by Joel San Juan,
August 15, 2000, The Manila Times, MILF suspends peace talks, by Manny Marinay, Joel San Juan and Aniceto Rasalan,

August 16, 2000, CNN News, Philippine rebels free a hostage, more releases expected,
August 16, 2000, CNN News, Muslim rebels release Filipina hostage on Jolo,
August 16, 2000, Associated Press, Filipino rebels free hostage,
August 15, 2000, Reuters, Hostages' ordeal in Philippines said to be near end,
August 16, 2000, Reuters, One Jolo hostage freed, rest likely on Thursday,
August 16, 2000, BBC News, Jolo hostage freed,
August 16, 2000, Bernama, Dablo's Employer in Sipadan Overjoyed Over Her Release,
August 16, 2000, Manila Bulletin, Estrada Approval Rating Up in Survey, 568 words,
August 16, 2000, Manila Bulletin, Libyan Plane Here for Hostages, by Louie Perez, 700+ words,
August 16, 2000, Bernama, Dablo's employer in Sipadan overjoyed over her release,
August 16, 2000, ABS-CBN, Filipina hostage freed by Abu Sayyaf,

August 17, 2000, BBC News, Rain delays hostage release,
August 17, 2000, CNN News, Muslim rebels release Filipina hostage on Jolo,
August 17, 2000, CNN News, Hostage release delayed after rebels decline to free French journalists,
August 17, 2000, The Birmingham Post (England), Rebel kidnap victim in dream walk to freedom,
August 17, 2000, The Independent (London), Hostage is freed by rebels in Philippines, by Pat Roque,
August 17, 2000, The Columbian / AP, Muslim Rebels Free One of 28 Hostages in Philippines, by Pat Roque, 666 words,
August 17, 2000, Hurriyet Daily News [Turkey] One Jolo hostage is set free, more likely today,
August 17, 2000, AP, Rebels In Philippines Free Hostage, Raising Expectations Of More,
August 17, 2000, AP, Philippine Hostage Release Delayed by Pat Roque,
August 17, 2000, Chicago Sun-Times, Philippine rebels release hostage, 700+ words,
August 17, 2000, The Boston Globe, Khadafy Basks in Praise as Hostage Crisis Ends But Some Question Libyan Leader's Motives, by Kurt Shillinger, 700+ words,
August 17, 2000, Los Angeles Times Wire Reports, Rebels Free Hostage, Say Others to Follow,
August 17, 2000, Philippine Headline News, Jolo: Pinay Hostage Freed,
August 17, 2000, Manila Bulletin, Hostaged Filipina Cook Freed in Jolo, by Edd K. Usman, 700+ words,
August 17, 2000, Manila Bulletin, Hostage release held up as rebels demand more cash,
August 17, 2000, ABS-CBN, Govt optimistic on hostages' release,
August 17, 2000, Filipino Reporter, Preachers' fasting fruitless, 700+ words,
August 17, 2000, Filipino Reporter, Philippine destinations: Mindanao tourism gets new impetus,
August 17, 2000, Filipino Reporter, Gemma laughs off link to terror, 575 words,

August 18, 2000, CNN News, Philippine rebels begin hostage release,
August 18, 2000 , CNN News, Kidnappers free 3 Malaysian hostages,
August 18, 2000, CNN News, Hostage release delayed after rebels decline to free French journalists,
August 18, 2000, AP Online, Philippine Rebels Free Some Hostages, by Pat Roque, 700+ words,
August 18, 2000, AP /The Columbian (Vancouver, WA), Release of Hostages Postponed by Pat Roque,
August 18, 2000, AP / The Columbian (Vancouver, WA), Release Plan for E-Mail Surveillance Draws Fire,
August 18, 2000, The Herald News - Joliet (IL), Palestinian State Acknowledged, 330 words,
August 18, 2000, The Cincinnati Post (Cincinnati, OH), Hostages Freed, 222 words,
August 18, 2000, Los Angeles Times Wire Reports, Hostage Release Thrown Off Track,
August 18, 2000, The Beacon News - Aurora (IL), Release Deal Scuttled, 700+ words,
August 18, 2000, AFP, PI guerrillas free M'sians as talks continue on remaining captives,
August 18, 2000, AFP, Top Abu Sayyaf kidnappers seek Libyan sanctuary report,
August 18, 2000, ABS-CBN, Almelda is a hostage, past ransom were paid - Malacanang,
August 18, 2000, Manila Bulletin, Sayyaf Hostages' Release Delayed Anew, by Edd K. Usman,
August 18, 2000, Philippine Headline News, Sayyaf, Gov't Disagree on French Journalists’ Release,
August 18, 2000, New Straits Times, Fate of Malaysians lies with ex-Libyan envoy, by Tony Emmanuel,
August 18, 2000, BBC News, Malaysians reported freed in Jolo,

August 19, 2000, CNN News, Anticipated release of Phillippines hostages fails, 1:08am. HKT 1708 GMT)
August 19, 2000, CNN News, Three Malaysian hostages finally free in Philippines,
August 19, 2000, Reuters, Rebels Free 3 Malaysians; More Releases Expected,
August 19, 2000, The Scotsman, Long ordeal of 16 Jolo hostages finally nears end, 460 words,
August 19, 2000, Chicago Sun-Times, Philippine rebels release 3 hostages, by Pat Roque, 639 words,
August 19, 2000, ABS-CBN, Freed Malaysian hostages missing,
August 19, 2000, AFP, Tight security as Philippine negotiators prepare to end four-month hostage crisis,
August 19, 2000, ABS-CBN, Libya to pay $25 mil for Sulu hostages, Western diplomat said,
August 19, 2000, Manila Bulletin, Sayyaf Frees 3 Malaysian Hostages, 700+ words,
August 19, 2000, AP Online, Philippine Hostage Release Awaited, by Pat Roque, 700+ words,
August 19, 2000, The Independent (London), Libya to broker hostage deal, 179 words,
August 19, 2000, New Straits Times, Rebels free remaining Malaysian captives, bad weather delays their journey home, by Tony Emmanuel and Manuel Mogato, 700+ words,

August 20, 2000, CNN News, Three Malaysian hostages finally free in Philippines,
August 20, 2000, The Columbian, Talks Fail to Free Philippine Hostages, by Pat Roque,
August 20, 2000, Associated Press, Hostage Talks in Philippines Break Down,
August 20, 2000, AFP, Freed Malaysian hostages emerge from guerrilla hideout,
August 20, 2000, AFP, Philippines says Libya can pull out of hostage crisis talks,
August 20, 2000, Bernama, Abdullah thanks PI Government over hostage release,
August 20, 2000, Bernama, Last Malaysian hostages free,
August 20, 2000, Manila Times, Hostage release stymied,
August 20, 2000, New Straits Times, 'Malaysians hiding in safe house'. 700+ words.
August 20, 2000, Manila Bulletin, Sayyaf Reneges on Agreement, Keeps Hostages; Now Wants 2-Stage Release, by Edd K. Usman, 700+ words,
August 20, 2000, Manila Bulletin, Tourists Down in May Due to Kidnaping, 586 words,
August 20, 2000, New Straits Times, Eagle eye on Sabah coastline, by Tony Emmanuel, 458 words,
August 20, 2000, The Independent, Gaddafi's hostage release deal collapses by Richard Lloyd Parry,
August 20, 2000, BBC News, Three Jolo hostages fly home
August 20, 2000, Manila Times, Hostage release stymied,

August 21, 2000, CNN News, Malaysian men grateful to be free after long Philippine hostage crisis,
August 21, 2000, CNN News, Philippine officials await Libyan approval of hostage talks policy,
August 21, 2000, The Birmingham Post (England), Libya set to end talks over hostages, 440 words,
August 21, 2000, The Independent, Philippines: Libyans threaten to abandon talks with kidnappers; A dozen Western hostages still hope to be released by Islamic guerrillas as the South African president emerges in a key role, by Richard Lloyd Parry, 700+ words,
August 21, 2000, The Independent, How Mandela became the global peace-maker, by Alex Duval Smith,
August 21, 2000, The Columbian, Three Hostages in Philippines Head Home, by Pat Roque, 700+ words,
August 21, 2000, BBC News, Attempt to end Jolo hostage deadlock,
August 21, 2000, AP, Libya working on hostage release, by Pat Roque,
August 21, 2000, AFP, Thousands flee fearing Abu Sayyaf, PI military attack,
August 21, 2000, AFP, Top negotiators meet PI President to break hostage impasse,
August 21, 2000, Manila Bulletin, Sayyaf Frees 3 More Malaysian Hostages in Sulux; Gov't Denies Claim on Ransom Payment, by Nonoy E. Lacson, 700+ words,
August 21, 2000, New Sabah Times, Home Finally, by Sunir Tumiran and Yatim Andam Taubatal,
August 21, 2000, The Straits Times, Tears of joy flow as 3 hostages go home,
August 21, 2000, New Straits Times, Last three home at last, by Tony Emmanuel,
August 21, 2000, New Straits Times, No repeat of incident pledge, by Tony Emmanuel...
August 21, 2000, New Straits Times, Abdullah happy over release, 254 words,
August 21, 2000, New Straits Times, Jolo story has not got to last reel yet, by H.L. Idjirani, 700+ words,
August 21, 2000, New Straits Times, Happy reunion for families, freed hostages, 567 words,
August 21, 2000, New Straits Times, 'Malaysians hiding in safe house', 655 words,

August 22, 2000, CNN News, Libya said to pay $12 million for Philippines hostages,
August 22, 2000, Business Times (Malaysia), Employ VHS radio communication: Najib, Kamarul Yunus,
August 22, 2000, The Independent, The double-edged sword of Gaddafi's links with the Philippines, by Robert Fisk in Beirut; 700+ words,
August 22, 2000, The Independent (London), Monitor: All the News of the World, 700+ words,
August 22, 2000, BBC News, New Jolo hostage plan,
August 22, 2000, AFP, PI hostage crisis into 5th month after Libyan deal collapse,
August 22, 2000, Reuters, Libyan to continue mediation efforts,
August 22, 2000, ABS-CBN, Abu Sayyaf escape routes secure,
August 22, 2000, Manila Bulletin, Libya to Continue Mediation Efforts, 700+ words,
August 22, 2000, New Straits Times, Azzarouq asks Malaysian emissaries for help, 700+ words,

August 23, 2000, CNN News, Philippine negotiators making final arrangements for hostages,
August 23, 2000, Manila Bulletin, 'All or Nothing,' Says Erap on Hostages, by Brenda P. Tuazon,
August 23, 2000, The Independent, Libya bids $12m to free hostages in Philippines, by Anne Penketh,
August 23, 2000, New Straits Times, Doing it together, 700+ words,
August 23, 2000, New Straits Times, PM: Dr Khir chosen for his experience, unblemished background,
August 23, 2000, BBC News, US slams Libya over Philippines "ransom",
August 23, 2000, AFP, Chronology of Philippines hostage crisis,
August 23, 2000, AFP, No end in sight as PI hostage crisis enters its fifth month,
August 23, 2000, AFP, Philippine kidnappers free construction worker,
August 23, 2000, Manila Times, Sayyaf kidnaps 11 more,
August 23, 2000, Manila Times, Libya agrees to pay full ransom demand,

August 24, 2000, CNN News, Plea for caution over Philippines hostage crisis,
August 24, 2000, CNN News, Philippine negotiators making final arrangements for hostages,
August 24, 2000, AP Online, Philippine Rebels Kill Five, 700+ words,
August 24, 2000, The Christian Science Monitor, Hostages in Philippines best shot: help from Libya: Release negotiations continued yesterday with Muslim rebel kidnappers in the south, 700+ words,
August 24, 2000, AFP, Release of hostages in Southern Philippines put off until next week,
August 24, 2000, Manila Times, 'Scholarship' eyed for Abu kidnappers,
August 24, 2000, Manila Times, Bandits using human shield vs military drive,
August 24, 2000, ABS-CBN, US, Malaysia help vs Abu Sayyaf rejected,
August 24, 2000, Filipino Reporter, Mindanao toll placed at 1,000, 485 words,
August 24, 2000, Manila Bulletin, Erap against US Aid in a Military Action vs Sayyaf, 700+ words
August 24, 2000, Filipino Reporter, Libya offers to end hostage crisis, 700+ words,

August 25, 2000, Associate Press, Sayyaf Men Arrested w/Ransom Money, by Jim Gomez,
August 25, 2000, AP / The Columbian, Muslim Rebels Abduct, Kill Five Truckers in Philippines,
August 25, 2000, AFP, Philippine hostages stressed and longing to go home,
August 25, 2000, BBC News, Jolo ransom mystery deepens,
August 25, 2000, Manila Bulletin, Misuari Questions Solons on P100-B Dev't Program, by Ben R. Rosario,
August 25, 2000, Manila Bulletin, French, Finnish, German Gov'ts Cite RP in Hostage Case,
August 25, 2000, New Straits Times, Baln makes up for lost time, by Joniston Bangkuai, 623 words,
August 25, 2000, Bernama, I now feel Sabah is 100 times better - Former Jolo hostage,
August 25, 2000, Manila Times, 4 tagged in Sulu kidnap,
August 25, 2000, ABS-CBN, Sulu hostage crisis mishandled -- Misuari,
August 25, 2000, ABS-CBN, Worried Euro leaders prod PI on Sulu crisis,

August 26, 2000, AP Online, Arrested Philippines Rebels Freed, by Jim Gomez, 669 words,
August 26, 2000, AP Online, Muslim Rebels' Hostages To Be Freed, by Jim Gomez, 700+ words,
August 26, 2000, ABS-CBN, Sulu hostages favor military rescue,
August 26, 2000, AP, Rebel arrests snags hostage release, by Jim Gomez,
August 26, 2000, Manila Times, Governor probed on Abu, by Manny B. Marinay,
August 26, 2000, Manila Bulletin, Zambo Farmers to Get Land Titles, by Brenda P. Tuazon, 700+ words,
August 26, 2000, New Straits Times, 'Sandiwara, conspiracy latest buzz words for Opposition',
August 26, 2000, The Economist (US), The Philippines - Fears of the hostage-takers, 700+ words,

August 27, 2000, CNN News, Five of 12 international hostages freed in Philippines,
August 27, 2000, CNN News, Rebels demand delivery of arrested guerrillas before releasing Philippines hostages,
August 27, 2000, Los Angeles Times Wire Services, Rebels Due to Free 6 Hostages in Philippines,
August 27, 2000, AP Online, Muslim Rebel Leader Has Unlikely Path, by Jim Gomez, 700+ words,
August 27, 2000, AP Online, 5 Hostages Freed in Philippines, by Jim Gomez, 700+ words,
August 27, 2000, AP, Muslim rebels to release six hostages today,
August 27, 2000, AFP, Five western hostages freed in PI, rest out in a week,
August 27, 2000, AFP, Philippines emissary's visit boosts hostages' freedom bid,
August 27, 2000, AFP, Abu Sayyaf gunmen pledge to release four western women captives,
August 27, 2000, AFP, Filipino kidnappers could still return to Sabah, analysts say,
August 27, 2000, BBC News, Philippine rebels free five captives, [Bad Link]
August 27, 2000, BBC News, In pictures: Five hostages go free
August 27, 2000, BBC News, Hostages' four-month ordeal
August 27, 2000, BBC News, Analysis: Why did Libya intervene?
August 27, 2000, Manila Times, AFP loosens noose around Sayyaf neck, by Marian Trinidad,
August 27, 2000, Manila Bulletin, NEDA Sees Peso Recovery by Year-End, 643 words,
August 27, 2000, Manila Bulletin, Zamboanga Dollar Changers Released, 603 words,
August 27, 2000, The Filipino Express, Abu Sayyaf frees Filipino hostage, 398 words,
August 27, 2000, The Straits Times, Jolo-bound arms seized from ship,
August 27, 2000, New Straits Times, Basilius recalls captivity, by Joniston Bangkuai, 700+ words,

August 28, 2000, CNN News, Philippine negotiators win release of South African hostage,
August 28, 2000, CNN News, Libya to welcome hostages freed by Filipino rebels,
August 28, 2000, The Washington Post, World; In Brief, 700+ words,
August 28, 2000, Associated Press, Ex-Hostages in Philippines Find Freedom Bittersweet,
August 28, 2000, AP / The Columbian (Vancouver), Rebels Attack Suburb of Capital, 700+ words,
August 28, 2000, The Columbian / AP, Five Western Hostages Freed in the Philippines, Jim Gomez,
August 28, 2000, AP Online, Philippine Rebels Release Hostage, 700+ words,
August 28, 2000, AP, Philippine rebels release another hostage,
August 28, 2000, AFP, PI hostage ordeal was hot, sickening & hell: South African,
August 28, 2000, AFP, Philippine kidnappers set to hightail it to Sabah: officials,
August 28, 2000, AFP, Five freed western hostages in PI await long flight home,
August 28, 2000, The Buffalo News, Six Freed Hostages Leave Philippines For Libya, by Jim Gomez,
August 28, The Cincinnati Post, Freed Hostages Head For Libya, Others Still Held in Philippines,
August 28, 2000, The Independent, Philippine rebels free five captive Westerners from jungle,
August 28, 2000, The Scotsman, Five more hostages freed by guerrillas in the Philippines, by Allan Hall...,
August 28, 2000, The Birmingham Post (England), Freed hostages weep for those who remain, 389 words,
August 28, 2000, The Herald, Hostages freed but loved ones left behind in jungle, by Reuben Alabastro,
August 28, 2000, Inter Press Service English News Wire, Hostage Crisis Sows Seeds of Trouble,
August 28, 2000, BBC News, In pictures: Six hostages go free,
August 28, 2000, BBC News, Philippine rebels free six captives,
August 28, 2000, BBC News, Analysis: Why did Libya intervene?,
August 28, 2000, BBC News, Philippine hostages head for Libya,
August 28, 2000, Manila Bulletin, Mindanao Rebels Release 3 French Citizens, 2 Others; It's Big Step Forward, Says Erap, Chirac, 700+ words,

August 29, 2000, CNN News, Philippine Muslim rebels say they abducted American CIA agent,
August 29, 2000, CNN News, Philippine Muslim rebels claim they abducted U.S. citizen,
August 29, 2000, CNN News, Philippine rebels seize American,
August 29, 2000, CNN News, Philippine negotiators win release of South African hostage,
August 29, 2000, CNN News, American taken hostage by Muslim rebels in the Philippines,
August 29, 2000, CNN News, Schilling taken hostage
August 29, 2000, The Columbian (Vancouver), Hostages Freed in Philippines Go to Libya to Meet Gadhafi,
August 29, 2000, The Cincinnati Post, Muslim Rebels Threaten to Kill American Man, 259 words,
August 29, 2000, Chicago Sun-Times, Six ex-hostages arrive in Libya from Philippines, by Bassem Mroue,
August 29, 2000, AFP, Brave mother of PI hostage awaits daughter's freedom,
August 29, 2000, AFP, PI Muslim extremists claim they kidnapped an American,
August 29, 2000, AP, Libyan welcome for freed hostages, by Bassem Mroue,
August 29, 2000, AP Online, Libyan Welcome for Freed Hostages, by Bassem Mroue, 700+ word,
April 28, 2000, New Straits Times, Dr M: We are willing to talk with kidnappers, by Zubaidah Abu Bakar,
August 29, 2000, AP Online, Former Hostages To Meet Gadhafi, by Bassem Mroue, 700+ words,
August 29, 2000, AP Online, U.S. Demands Release of American, 596 words,
August 29, 2000, The Birmingham Post (England), Hostages Say Thanks a Million to Gaddafi, 557 words,
August 29, 2000, The Independent (London), Abu Sayyaf at heart of Islamic war after $17m hostage deal puts rebel centre, by Richard Lloyd Parry, 700+ words,
August 29, 2000, The Independent, Gaddafi the jungle broker spreads his tentacles from Africa to Asia , by Robert Fisk in Beirut, 700+ words,
August 29, 2000, BBC News, Muslim rebels 'kidnap American',
August 29, 2000, BBC News, Freed hostages arrive in Libya,
August 29, 2000, Bernama, Abu Sayyaf: M'sian police have counted possibility, says IGP,
August 29, 2000, The Philippine Star, Military: Sayyaf leader Susukan afflicted with HIV, by Paolo Romero
August 29, 2000, Manila Bulletin, Another Hostage Freed by Abu Sayyaf; 18 Left, 700+ words,

August 30, 2000, CBS News, U.S. Says Spy Allegation Is 'Ridiculous'
August 30, 2000, CNN News, Philippine rebels renew threat to kill American hostage,
August 30, 2000, CNN News, Freed Philippines hostages arrive home
August 30, 2000, New York Times, Philippine Muslim Rebels Seize American, by Seth Mydans,
August 30, 2000, The Washington Post, Gadhafi Lauded in Libyan Ceremony for 6 Former Philippine Hostages, by Bassem Mroue, 657 words,
August 30, 2000, Los Angeles Times Wire Reports, U.S. Demands That Rebels Free American,
August 30, 2000, Chicago Sun-Times, Rebels threaten to behead hostage, 700+ words,
August 30, 2000, NPR Morning Edition, Interview: John McLean of the BBC, discusses the Muslim separatists in the Philippines who have kidnapped an American man, by Renee Montagne, 700+ words,
August 30, 2000, Intl. Herald Tribune, The West Should Put a Stop to Hostage Taking, by John K. Cooley,
August 30, 2000, The Independent, Islamic rebels seize American in Philippines, by Richard Lloyd Parry,
August 30, 2000, The Independent, International press reaction to the release of hostages held by Muslim insurgents on Jolo,
August 30, 2000, BBC News, US demands hostage release,
August 30, 2000, BBC News, Militants threaten to behead hostage,
August 30, 2000, AP, Hostages recall months in captivity,
August 30, 2000, AP, Former hostages visit Libya,
August 30, 2000, AP, Philippine rebels may kill hostage,
August 30, 2000, AP Online, Philippines To Get Tough On Rebels, by Bullit Marquez, 700+ words,
August 30, 2000 AP Online, Rebels Threaten To Kill American, by Bullit Marquez, 700+ words,
August 30, 2000, AP / Houston Chronicle, Man seized on Philippine isle by rebels; Muslim group threatens to kill U.S. citizen as spy,
August 30, 2000, Manila Bulletin, Abu Sayyaf Kidnap American, Demand Release of 3 Prisoners; Claim New Hostage Is a CIA Agent, by Nonoy E. Lacson, 700+ words,
August 30, 2000, Manila Times, $6 mil ransom paid by Euro states,

September 1, 2000, CNN News, Captors reportedly demand $10 million for release of U.S. hostage in Philippines,
September 1, 2000, New York Times, U.S. Demands Philippine Captive Be Freed on Medical Grounds,
September 1, 2000, The Birmingham Post (England), US plea to guerrillas, 208 words,
September 1, 2000, Chicago Sun-Times, Rebels demand $10 million for hostage, 700+ words,
September 1, 2000, Washington Report on Middle East Affairs, Islam and the Middle East in the Far East: Setback in the Philippines, by John Gee, 700+ words,
September 1, 2000, BBC News, Rebels seek $10m for US hostage,
September 1, 2000, AP, Kidnapped American said ill, by Bullit Marquez,
September 1, 2000, AFP, Mother pleads for release of American held by PI guerrillas,
September 1, 2000, Manila Bulletin, 40 US Military Men Here, but Not for Abu - Mercado, by Aris Ilagan,
September 1, 2000, ABS-CBN, Malacanang to create council for Schilling's release,
September 1, 2000, Manila Times, 'Kidnapped' man linked to NY blast,
September 1, 2000, Manila Times, Final assault vs Abu set,
September 1, 2000, Statesman (India) Philippine govt hopeful of end to crisis, 528 words,

September 2, 2000, Los Angeles Times, American's Captors Demand $10 Million,
September 2, 2000, CBS News, American Hostage On Hunger Strike,
September 2, 2000, The Cincinnati Post (OH), Hostage Stops Eating, 217 words,
September 2, 2000, The Economist (US), Politics this week.(brief),
September 2, 2000, The Economist (US), The price of paying ransoms,700+ words,
September 2, 2000, AP, Philippine rebels want $10 million, by Komako Akai,
September 2, 2000, AP, American in Philippines on strike, by Komako Akai,
September 2, 2000, AFP, Malacanang denies RP-US offensive vs Abu Sayyaf,
September 2, 2000, AFP, Remaining European hostages likely to be freed next week,
September 2, 2000, Manila Times, Question raised on negotiator: Is he AFP spook?, by Manny Marinay...,
September 2, 2000, Manila Bulletin, Abu Sayyaf Asks $10 M for Schilling, 700+ words,

September 4, 2000, The Columbian (Vancouver), Religion Prompts American's Kidnap, by Komako Akai,
September 4, 2000, Albany Times Union (NY), Abducted American Had Angered Rebels, 313 words,
September 4, 2000, AP, American May Have Argued Way Into Captivity,
September 4, 2000, AP, Report: Kidnappers, victim argued,
September 4, 2000, AFP, American seen free in 2 weeks if Muslim rebels are reasonable,
September 4, 2000, ABS-CBN, Biazon wants background investigation of Schilling,
September 4, 2000, Manila Bulletin, 3 workers rescued from Abu Sayyaf in Sulu,
September 4, 2000, Manila Times, Abu escape route blocked,

September 5, 2000, International Herald Tribune, Bad Guys Instead of Backpackers, by Don Kirk,
September 5, 2000, AP, Philippines won't heed rebels' demand,
September 5, 2000, AFP, Hostage crisis takes a big bite out of Philippines tourism,
September 5, 2000, The Straits Times, Manila may attempt rescue of US hostage, by Luz Baguioro,
September 5, 2000, Borneo Bulletin, Nonsense, says ex-hostage,
September 5, 2000, Manila Times, Abu rejects new mediator, by Manny B. Marinay,
September 5, 2000, Manila Bulletin, Abu Sayyaf Suspect Nabbed, 700+ words,

September 7, 2000, Manila Bulletin, Hostages' Release Seen This Week, 700+ words,
September 7, 2000, Filipino Reporter, Bishop De la Cruz threatened, 405 words,
September 7, 2000, AP / The Columbian, Muslim Rebels Plan to Free Six Europeans, by Jim Gomez,
September 7, 2000, BBC News, Kidnapping becomes growth industry,
September 7, 2000, BBC News, Jolo hostage release 'imminent',
September 7, 2000, AFP, Hostage releases delayed by Philippine kidnappers feud,
September 7, 2000, AP, Muslim rebels get immunity for talks,
September 7, 2000, AP, Philippines rebels plan release,
September 7, 2000, Manila Times, European hostages freed Friday, says Aventajado,

September 8, 2000, BBC News, Jolo hostage release 'imminent',
September 8, 2000, AP, Philippine hostage release delayed,
September 8, 2000, AP, Snags threaten Philippine hostages,
September 8, 2000, AFP, US hostage sent camera to prove he is held in camp
September 8, 2000, ABS-CBN, No release of Sulu hostages today,
September 8, 2000, Manila Times, Negotiators see hostages freed today, save for last-minute hitches,

September 10, 2000, New York Times, Philippine Rebels Free Last of Vacationing Westerners, by Seth Mydans,
September 10, 2000, Los Angeles Times, Ex-Captives Bemoan Plight of Others Held by Rebels, by David Lamb,
September 10, 2000, Albany Times Union (NY), Philippine Rebels Free European Hostages, 673 words,
September 10, 2000, Chicago Sun-Times, Muslim rebels free four hostages in Philippines, 241 words,
September 10, 2000, The Charleston Gazette (WV), Today's News, 607 words,
September 10, 2000, AP / The Columbian, Four Hostages Fly To Freedom, by Jim Gomez, 700+ words,
September 10, 2000, AP, Ordeal of hostages ends, humiliation of Philippines continues,
September 10, 2000, AFP, Dozen killed in fighting Muslim extremist kidnappers,
September 10, 2000, AFP, Philippine prayer warriors stranded on hostage island,
September 10, 2000, AFP, Negotiators contact kidnappers over French journalists,
September 10, 2000, Sunday Business (London), Hostages released, 700+ words,
September 10, 2000, The Independent, Filipino rebels free hostages, by Ruben Alabastro in Jolo,
September 10, 2000, The Sunday Herald (Scotland), Philippines hostages released but ambush leaves one bodyguard dead, by Ruben Alabastro, 627 words,
September 10, 2000, BBC News, Kidnappers' rift holds up Jolo releases,
September 10, 2000, Manila Bulletin, Abu Sayyaf Releases Last 4 Europeans, by Nonoy E. Lacson,

September 12, 2000, International Herald Tribune, Abduction Threatens Asia Tourism, by Thomas Fuller,
September 12, 2000, The Seattle Times, Freed hostage says rebels raped some captives,
September 12, 2000, Associated Press, 4 Freed Hostages Reach Libya; Captors Are Accused of Rape,
September 12, 2000, AP Online, Freed Hostages Thank Libya for Help, by Sarah El Deeb, 700+ words,
September 12, 2000, BBC News, Libya hands over Jolo hostages,
September 12, 2000, BBC News, Malaysia to shoot kidnap suspects,
September 12, 2000, AFP, Gunmen ferry new M'sian captives into Southern Philippines,
September 12, 2000, AFP, Philippines in new crisis after fresh cross-border kidnapping,
September 12, 2000, AFP, Abu Sayyaf gunmen abduct 3 M'sians from resort: Police,
September 12, 2000, AP, Hostage takers accused of rape,
September 12, 2000, ABS-CBN, Three M'sian hostages now in Jolo,
September 12, 2000, New Sabah Times, Second Abduction,
September 12, 2000, Bernama, Abducted resort manager speaks too soon of Pandanan's safety,
September 12, 2000, Manila Times, Schilling fate up to Manila, says embassy,
September 12, 2000, Manila Bulletin, 3 Malaysians Kidnaped from Sabah Resort, by Aris Ilagan,
September 12, 2000, Manila Bulletin, Free Other Hostages--Estrada, 700+ words,
September 12, 2000, New Straits Times, Three Malaysians kidnapped, Tony Emmanuel, Jaswinder Kaur,
September 12, 2000, New Straits Times, Nair family nightmare, by Jaswinder Kaur, 676 words,
September 12, 2000, The Malay Mail, Hostages in-law, by Joseph Bingkasan, 568 words,
September 12, 2000, The Malay Mail, Lured by high ransom, by Tony Emmanuel, 366 words,
September 12, 2000, The Malay Mail, Former captives don't want to play hero, by Eddie Chua,
September 12, 2000, Business Times (Malaysia) Form security team, resort operators told, 700+ words,

September 13, 2000, The Boston Globe, Use of Force Weighed After New Kidnappings,
September 13, 2000, Intl. Herald Tribune, Philippines Is Weighing Assault on Kidnappers; Guerrillas Are Accused of 'Forcing' Action, by Thomas Fuller, 700+ words,
September 13, 2000, The Birmingham Post (England), Marines on standby for invasion of rebel island,
September 13, 2000, AP Online, Philippines Delays Rebel Actions, by Jim Gomez, 700+ words,
September 13, 2000, AP Online, Army Action Against Rebels Delayed, by Jim Gomez, 667 words,
September 13, 2000, AP, Freed hostages thank Libya for help, by Sarah El Deeb,
September 13, 2000, AFP, Philippine kidnappers say prepared for showdown with military,
September 13, 2000, AFP, M'sian government under fire over latest island kidnapping,
September 13, 2000, AFP, American hostage ill, could die: Filipino kidnappers,
September 13, 2000, Bernama, Military action should take into account hostages safety,
September 13, 2000, Bernama, Beef up security in resort islands immediately: Osu,
September 13, 2000, Manila Times, Assault on Abu lair set, by Joel San Juan, Mirasol Ng-Gadil, Manny Marinay, Marian Trinidad, Macon Ramos-Araneta and Maricel Cruz,
September 13, 2000, New Straits Times, One more family relives nightmare of hostage crisis, 486 words,
September 13, 2000, New Straits Times, A case of terror unlimited?, 700+ words,
September 13, 2000, New Straits Times, Hostages held in Jolo (HL), 700+ words,
September 13, 2000, BusinessWorld (Philippines) Irked gov't mulls military assault, 700+ words,

September 14, 2000, CNN News, Muslim rebels threaten attacks on southern Philippine towns,
September 14, 2000, AP Online, Philippines Rebels Threaten Attacks, by Jim Gomez, 700+ words,
September 14, 2000, AP, Philippines delays rebel actions,
September 14, 2000, AFP, Filipino Muslim gunmen strike ransom pact for kidnapped M'sians,
September 14, 2000, AFP, Philippine rebels threaten to massacre hostages,
September 14, 2000, Filipino Reporter, All Systems Go: Remaining hostages to be freed today, 606 words,
September 14, 2000, Filipino Reporter, Chronology of hostage crisis, 429 words,
September 14, 2000, New Straits Times, NSC's Ops Centre a hive of activity once again, Tony Emmanuel,
September 14, 2000, New Straits Times, Military option put on hold, by Manuel Mogato,
September 14, 2000, New Straits Times, Kidnappings will affect industry, says Masing, 348 words,
September 14, 2000, New Straits Times, Philippines told to consider safety of Malaysians, by Joniston Bangkuai and Jaswinder Kaur, 575 words,
September 14, 2000, Bernama, Soldiers to be stationed on Sabah islands, says Najib,
September 14, 2000, ABS-CBN, M'sians hostages up for bidding?,
September 14, 2000, ABS-CBN, All options open in hostage crisis - Malacanang,
September 14, 2000, Manila Times, Robot wins kidnap 'auction' and custody of 3 M'sians, by Manny B. Marinay and Charmaine Deogracias,

September 15, 2000, CNN News, Philippine military attacks rebels holding 19 hostages,
September 15, 2000, CNN News, U.S. offers counter-terror training to Philippines,
September 15, 2000, Chicago Sun-Times, Philippine rebels may free 2 hostages, 700+ words,
September 15, 2000, AFP, US backs negotiations, not military action, to free hostages: Cohen,
September 15, 2000, AFP, Military build-up on PI hostage island,
September 15, 2000, AFP, M'sia to shoot intruders after second kidnap incident,
September 15, 2000, Bernama, DPM: Shoot order will not draw criticism,
September 15, 2000, Bernama, No contact yet with kidnappers of three M'sians,
September 15, 2000, Bernama, M'sia contact friends in PI over hostages,
September 15, 2000, ABS-CBN, French journalists to be released within 24 hours,
September 15, 2000, Manila Times, Abu sets urban attacks, by Manny Marinay, Charmaine Deogracias...,
September 15, 2000, Manila Bulletin, Estrada Urges Sobriety in Sayyaf Hostage Case, 700+ words,
September 15, 2000, New Straits Times, Rebels threaten to attack if army launches raid, Manuel Mogato,
September 15, 2000, New Straits Times, Call to create security corridor at border, 366 words,
September 15, 2000. New Straits Times, Threat to sovereignty, by M. Jeffri Razali, 693 words,
September 15, 2000, New Straits Times, Sauk heist an eye-opener, by M. Jeffri Razali, 700+ words,
September 15, 2000, New Straits Times, Latest kidnappings cast shadow over Merdeka Month celebrations,

September 16, 2000, CNN News, Fighting enters second day in Philippines, no word on hostages
September 16, 2000, CNN News, Scores said to be killed in Philippine assault on extremists,
September 16, 2000, New York Times, Hostage Stalemate Brings Philippine Raid,
September 16, 2000, Intl. Herald Tribune, U.S. Offers Manila Help on Terrorism, by Thomas Fuller,
September 16, 2000, Albany Times Union (NY), Troops Hit Rebels in Philippines, 393 words,
September 16, 2000, The Cincinnati Post (OH), Military Attacks Filipino Rebels, 310 words,
September 16, 2000, Washington Post, Philippines Strikes at Rebel Bases; Military Attacks Island Where 19 Hostages Held, 673 words,
September 16, 2000, Chicago Sun-Times, Rebels attacked by military Philippines attempts rescue of 19 hostages, by Pat Roque, 493 words,
September 16, 2000, The Charleston Gazette (WV), National briefs, 700+ words,
September 16, 2000, AP / The Columbian, Philippine Forces Try to Rescue Hostages, by Pat Roque,
September 16, 2000, Associated Press, Philippine Forces Pound Muslim Rebels
September 16, 2000, Birmingham Evening Mail (England), Massive attack in bid to save hostages,
September 16, 2000, BBC News, Battle rages in Jolo jungle,
September 16, 2000, BBC News, Former hostages sickened by offensive,
September 16, 2000, BBC News, Jolo rebels 'seek talks',
September 16, 2000, Inter Press Service, Libya: Kidnap Drama Leads to Entente with Libya, 700+ words,
September 16, 2000, New Straits Times, Hopes of quick release dashed,Tony Emmanuel, Manuel Mogato,
September 16, 2000, New Straits Times, Sovereignty must be maintained, 700+ words,
September 16, 2000, New Straits Times, Tycoon Lee is expected to be emissary once again, 462 words,
September 16, 2000, New Straits Times, Shoot order 'justified', by Said Ramlan and Abu Baker Zubaidah,
September 16, 2000, AP, Philippine military attacks rebels, by Pat Roque,
September 16, 2000, AFP, Philippines moves hundreds of soldiers to hostage islands,
September 16, 2000, ABS-CBN, US denies role in ongoing military assault on Abu lair,
September 16, 2000, New Sabah Times, Abductions a national threat: Dompok, Ayu Sulaiman, Jacky Lim,
September 16, 2000, Manila Times, Rape victims urged to sue Abu bandits, by Rene S. Custodio,

September 17, 2000, CNN News, Philippine military says extremists fleeing under heavy fire,
September 17, 2000, NPR Weekend Edition - Sunday, Interview: Clay Chandler of The Washington Post discusses the Philippine government's reaction to continued hostage-taking by a separatist group for ransom, Hosted by Jacki Lyden,
September 17, 2000, The Washington Post, Philippine Forces Continue All-Out Attack on Rebels; Government Won't Comment on Fate Of 19 Hostages, by Clay Chandler, 700+ words,
September 17, 2000, Houston Chronicle, Hostages' fate uncertain in Philippines; Troops continue attacks on rebels,
September 17, 2000, AP / The Columbian, Philippine Troops Chase Fleeing Rebels, by Pat Roque,
September 17, 2000, AP, Rebels under attack; Philippine forces attempt to free 19 held hostage, Jim Gomez,
September 17, 2000, AP, Philippine troops pursue rebels,
September 17, 2000, AFP, End seems near for Abu Sayyaf Muslim kidnappers in the PI,
September 17, 2000, Albany Times Union (NY), Philippine Military Attacks Rebels Holding Hostages,
September 17, 2000, Los Angeles Times, 18 Held in Philippine Troop Invasion, by David Lamb,
September 17, 2000, Scotland on Sunday (Edinburgh) Philippines hostage fears, by Ciaran Byrne,
September 17, 2000, Scotland on Sunday (Edinburgh), Bloody end in store for hostages, Ciaran Byrne,
September 17, 2000, Sunday Business (London), Filipino Troops Raid Hostage Island, 700+ words,
September 17, 2000, Scotland on Sunday (Edinburgh) Islamic group trying to start religious war,
September 17, 2000, The Independent, Filipino forces attack hostage rebels, by Alexander Young,
September 17, 2000, BBC News, France criticises Jolo raid,
September 17, 2000, BBC News, Jolo rebels pounded for second day,
September 17, 2000, BBC News, Jolo hostages still 'missing',
September 17, 2000, New Straits Times, Government worried over captives' fate, by Tony Emmanuel...,
September 17, 2000, New Straits Times, Mindanao adviser confident Malaysian captives safe, 452 words,
September 17, 2000, New Straits Times, Jolo assault takes place 146 days after Sipadan incident,
September 17, 2000, New Straits Times, Rapport needed to curb piracy, by Ahmad Zainon, 700+ words,
September 17, 2000, New Straits Times, Mindanao adviser confident Malaysian captives safe, 452 words,
September 17, 2000, New Straits Times, Assault on rebel base (HL), Manuel Mogato, in Manila,
September 17, 2000, Manila Bulletin, Erap Orders Military Drive vs Abu Sayyaf; 18 Rebels Nabbed; No Word on 19 Remaining Hostages, by Brenda Piquero Tuazon, 700+ words,
September 17, 2000, Manila Bulletin, Nation Signs UN Accord Banning Child Soldiers, 700+ words,
September 17, 2000, New Sabah Times, No assurance from P'pines: DPM,
September 17, 2000, ABS-CBN, Families of 3 M'sian hostages appeal for stop on military attacks,
September 17, 2000, Manila Times, Hell breaks loose in Jolo,

September 18, 2000, CNN News, Philippine military says extremists fleeing under heavy fire,
September 18, 2000, New York Times, No Sign That Hostages Are Hurt, General Says, by Thomas Fuller,
September 18, 2000, Intl. Herald Tribune, Helicopters and Bombers Pursue Philippine Rebels,
September 18, 2000, Chicago Sun-Times, Philippine military drives rebels to retreat, by Clay Chandler,
September 18, 2000, The Washington Post; Philippine Attack Fails to Free Hostages; 19 Rebel Captives All Reported Alive, by Clay Chandler,
September 18, 2000, The Cincinnati Post (OH), Villagers Flee Fighting, 254 words,
September 18, 2000, Los Angeles Times, Rebels Flee Into Jungle as Army Sweeps Island,
September 18, 2000, AP / The Charleston Gazette, No sign of hostages in Philippines: Military continues attack on Muslim rebels, 700+ words,
September 18, 2000, The Associated Press, Filipino pounding of Muslim rebels continues, by Jim Gomez,
September 18, 2000, AP, Philippine rebels holding hostages,
September 18, 2000, AFP, Paris insists hostages safety must remain priority for Manila,
September 18, 2000, AFP, Unease grows as PI troops fail to rescue any hostages,
September 18, 2000, AFP, Hostages in Philippines must endure hell of military offensive,
September 18, 2000, AFP, Paris insists hostages safety must remain priority for Manila,
September 18, 2000, The Independent, France condemns Philippine assault on rebels, by Lloyd Rundle,
September 18, 2000, The Birmingham Post (England), Mystery of the Jolo Captives, by Simon Hargreaves,
September 18, 2000, BBC News, Philippines admits civilian deaths,
September 18, 2000, BBC News, Philippines defends Jolo offensive,
September 18, 2000, BBC News, Estrada the man of action,
September 18, 2000, New Straits Times, 'All 22 hostages alive', Jonistan Bangkuai and Manuel Mogato,
September 18, 2000, New Straits Times, Rapport needed to curb piracy, 700+ words,
September 18, 2000, New Straits Times, 'Scrutinise foreigners to weed out spies', 324 words,
September 18, 2000, New Straits Times, Families fear for the safety of their loved ones, 526 words,
September 18, 2000, Manila Bulletin, Villar, Drilon Back Sulu Campaign, 700+ words,
September 18, 2000, Manila Bulletin, Erap Goes to Zamboanga, Leads Drive vs Abu Sayyaf,
September 18, 2000, Manila Bulletin, AFP Says 6 Abu Rebels Killed; Hostages Alive, 700+ words,
September 18, 2000, ABS-CBN, Sulu assaults draw mixed reactions,
September 18, 2000, Bernama, Khalil says M'sia won't meddle in rescue of hostages,
September 18, 2000, Bernama, Hostages' families appeal for end to military assault,
September 18, 2000, Bernama, No report of Abu Sayyaf members fleeing to Sabah, says Najib,
September 18, 2000, Manila Times, Exterminate Abus - Erap,

September 19, 2000, CNN News, Philippine official says some hostages spotted,
September 19, 2000, BBC News, Navy to rescue Jolo civilians,
September 19, 2000, BBC News, Jolo hostages 'sighted',
September 19, 2000, BBC News, Two French journalists rescued in Philippines,
September 19, 2000, BBC News, Ferry blast near Jolo,
September 19, 2000, BBC News, Jolo operation: Tactics and equipment,
September 19, 2000, Intl. Herald Tribune, 60-Hour Push By Military Fails to Find Jolo Captives, by Thomas Fuller, 545 words,
September 19, 2000, Intl. Herald Tribune, Manila Risks a Quagmire Attack Underscores Christian-Muslim Divide, by Thomas Fuller; 700+ words,
September 19, 2000, Seattle Post-Intelligencer, Troops Reportedly See Hostages in Jungle, 552 words,
September 19, 2000, AP, Philippine troops pursue rebels, by Jim Gomez,
September 19, 2000, AFP, Estrada rejects Chirac 'interference' in PI hostage rescue,
September 19, 2000, AFP, Some hostages seen since PI military assault: official,
September 19, 2000, ABS-CBN, Germany, France protest RP military offensive,
September 19, 2000, Bernama, M'sia hope hostages not harmed in army strike: PM,
September 19, 2000, Manila Times, US, France gave reports on Abu lairs, by Manny B. Marinay,
September 19, 2000, New Straits Times, KL won't interfere with Manila offensive, 467 words,
September 19, 2000, New Straits Times, State to continue with tourism promotion plans, 491 words,
September 19, 2000, New Straits Times, Worry over hostages' fate, by Joniston Bangkuai, 669 words,
September 19, 2000, New Straits Times, State to continue with tourism promotion plans, 491 words,
September 19, 2000, New Straits Times, Ensure safety of hostages, 700+ words,
September 19, 2000, New Straits Times, Jolo assault stepped up (HL), M. Jeffri Razali, 700+ words,
September 19, 2000, Manila Bulletin, 12 NPA suspects arrested in QC., by Aris R. Ilagan, 474 words,
September 19, 2000, Manila Bulletin, MILF Vows It Won't Help Abu Sayyaf, 700+ words,

September 20, 2000, ABC News, French Journalists Escape Rebel Captors in Philippines, by Raju Gopalakrishnan,
September 20, 2000, CBS News, Hope For Philippines Hostages,
September 20, 2000, CNN News, Two French journalists held by Philippine rebels are rescued,
September 20, 2000, NPR Morning Edition, Profile: French journalists escape Philippine rebel captors, by Bob Edwards,
September 20, 2000, New York Times, Officials Puzzle Over American's Behavior, by Thomas Fuller,
September 20, 2000, International Herald Tribune, Hostages' Fate Unclear As Filipinos Hit Rebels, by Thomas Fuller,
September 20, 2000, The Washington Post, Philippine President Announces Release of French Hostages, by Clay Chandler,
September 20, 2000, The Boston Globe, Philippines Recovers 2 Hostages, by Indira A.R. Lakshmanan,
September 20, 2000, The Boston Globe, Philippines Steps Up Attack on Band of Muslim Rebels, by Indira A.R. Lakshmanan,
September 20, 2000, The Christian Science Monitor, Strikes by Philippines leader win resounding support: The military continued its four-day pounding of guerrilla strongholds yesterday,
September 20, 2000, The Cincinnati Post (OH), Hostages Escape, 234 words,
September 20, 2000, Chicago Sun-Times, Troops still fight to free captives in Philippines, by Jim Gomez,
September 20, 2000, The Independent, Comment in the Philippine press on the military offensive launched against the Abu Sayyaf separatist militia,
September 20, 2000, The Independent, German agents 'in Philippine hostage bungle', by Imre Karacs in Berlin; 556 words, (Imre Karacs writes for Rense.com!)
September 20, 2000, BBC News, Hostages recount Philippines escape,
September 20, 2000, BBC News, Jolo escape boosts military morale,
September 20, 2000, AP, Philippine hostage sighting reported,
September 20, 2000, AFP, Estrada vows to pursue Abu Sayyaf,
September 20, 2000, AFP, French hostages say they escaped from Abu Sayyaf,
September 20, 2000, ABS-CBN, 2 French journalists freed,
September 20, 2000, Bernama, M'sian soldiers already stationed on seven Sabah islands,
September 20, 2000, Manila Times, Estrada restates conditions for new Abu talks,
September 20, 2000, Manila Bulletin, First Free All Hostages, Then We Can Talk, Erap Tells Abu Sayyaf as Military Operations Continue, by Brenda Piquero Tuazon, 700+ words,
September 20, 2000, New Straits Times, Dr Mahathir: Manila urged to ensure hostages' safety in army operations,

September 21, 2000, CNN News, U.S. hostage calls for cease-fire in southern Philippines
September 21, 2000, New York Times, 2 French Journalists Tell of Escape From Jolo Rebels, by Thomas Fuller,
September 21, 2000, New York Times, U.S. Hostage Says He Is Safe And Tells Manila to Negotiate,
September 21, 2000, Los Angeles Times, Philippine Muslims Still Waging Age-Old Resistance, by David Lamb,
September 21, 2000, The Washington Post, The Philippines Fights Back, 608 words,
September 21, 2000, The Washington Post, As Rebels Fled, French Hostages Bolted; Philippine President Credits Military Assault; American, Others Still Captive, by Clay Chandler; 700+ words,
September 21, 2000, The Boston Globe, Two Tell of Fleeing Philippine Rebels; Frenchmen Recount a March as Captives, and Government Raid,, by Indira A.R. Lakshmanan,
September 21, 2000, Knight Ridder/Tribune News Service, U.S. hostage's mother gets surprise call from son in Philippine jungle, by Lisa Fernandez and Elsa C. Arnett, 700+ words,
September 21, 2000, Albany Times Union (NY), Philippines: Raid Aided Escape, 288 words,
September 21, 2000, Chicago Sun-Times, 2 French hostages dash to freedom, by Clay Chandler,
September 21, 2000, AP / The Columbian (Vancouve), Philippine Attack Defended, by Oliver Teves,
September 21, 2000, The Birmingham Post (England), Freed Hostages Thank Troops, 700+ words,
September 21, 2000, The Independent, Hostages escape as Filipinos attack rebel camp, by John Lichfield,
September 21, 2000, BBC News, Jolo hostage makes appeal,
September 21, 2000, BBC News, Fears for Jolo civilians,
September 21, 2000, AFP, Philippine military pinpoints location of kidnapped American,
September 21, 2000, AFP, US hostage pleads for halt to assault, Manila says no,
September 21, 2000, ABS-CBN, Frenchman says Abu Sayyaf trusted them too much,
September 21, 2000, ABS-CBN, 60 Abu Sayyaf members killed in operations - AFP,
September 21, 2000, Bernama, Fleeing Filipinos to be treated as war refugees,
September 21, 2000, New Straits Times, Boats to be checked to prevent infiltration, 347 words,
September 21, 2000, New Straits Times, Najib: Our soldiers deployed on eight islands off Sabah,
September 21, 2000, Filipino Reporter, Elite U.S. troops ready to strike, 589 words,
September 21, 2000, Filipino Reporter, Abu vows to bring war to urban cities, 662 words,
September 21, 2000, Manila Bulletin, 2 Frenchmen Held Hostage by Sayyaf in Jolo Recovered; President Chirac Expresses France's Gratitude to Erap, Ferdie J. Maglalang, 700+ words,
September 21, 2000, BusinessWorld (Philippines) 2 French journalists escape Abu, 700+ words,

September 23, 2000, Los Angeles Times, Philippines, Libya Doubt U.S. Hostage's Credibility, by David Lamb,
September 23, 2000, The Boston Globe, Thousands Flee Raid on Philippine Rebels, by Indira A.R. Lakshmanan,
September 23, 2000, The Economist (US), Estrada's risky strategy., 700+ words,
September 23, 2000, The Economist (US), Politics this week. Hostages Freed, 700+ words,
September 23, 2000, The Scotsman, French hostages to sue after Germans cash in on ordeal, by Allan Hall,
September 23, 2000, New Straits Times, Osu says an island would be ideal as a refugee camp, 386 words,
September 23, 2000, New Straits Times, Preparing for next wave of 'war refugees' from the Philippines
September 23, 2000, New Straits Times, 33 Filipinos held off Sabah, by Adrian David, Patrick Sennyah,
September 23, 2000, New Straits Times, Malaysians still alive, says our Manila envoy, 380 words,
September 23, 2000, Manila Bulletin, Life sentences for 3 Sayyaf men, 357 words,
September 23, 2000, Manila Bulletin, Erap Tells Mercado to Check on 'Abuses', by Nonoy E. Lacson,
September 23, 2000, AP, Philippine hostage rescue mission,
September 23, 2000, AFP, Attack on kidnappers goes into second week with little progress,
September 23, 2000, ABS-CBN, 42 Pinoys nabbed in Sabah, Malaysia,
September 23, 2000, Manila Times, Libya won't help Abus,
September 23, 2000, Manila Times, Sayyaf bandits claim escape from dragnet,

September 24, 2000, Los Angeles Times, Malaysia Tightens Its Border With Philippi nes, by David Lamb,
September 24, 2000, The Washington Post, World; In Brief, 700+ words,
September 24, 2000, The Sunday Herald, Down Periscope: The week that was, 560 words,
September 24, 2000, Sunday Mail (Glasgow, Scotland), Villages blaze in rebel purge, 234 words,
September 24, 2000, AP, Two Philippine villagers destroyed,
September 24, 2000, AP, Philippine troops said closing in,
September 24, 2000, AFP, US hostage treated 'worse than a dog': Philippine negotiators,
September 24, 2000, ABS-CBN, Detained Pinoys in Sabah reach 96 as more flee Sulu,
September 24, 2000, ABS-CBN, Abu Sayyaf's Kumander Radulan seriously injured,
September 24, 2000, Manila Bulletin, 42 Fleeing Sayyaf Men Intercepted, Aris Ilagan, Nonoy E. Lacson,
September 24, 2000, New Straits Times, Top Abu Sayyaf man reported wounded, by Manuel Mogato,
September 24, 2000, New Straits Times, Casualties rise as Jolo siege continues, by Manuel Mogato,
September 24, 2000, New Straits Times, Family prays for hostages release, 404 words,

September 25, 2000, Der Spiegel, Killing Fields, by Jürgen Kremb,
September 25, 2000, Chicago Sun-Times, Philippine villagers caught in crossfire, by Jim Gomez,
September 25, 2000, Los Angeles Times Wire Reports, 100 Rebels Killed in Assault, Army Says,
September 25, 2000, Newsweek International, 'Enough Is Enough', 485 words,
September 25, 2000, Newsweek International, Perspectives, 586 words,
September 25, 2000, BBC News, Philippine army 'kills 100 rebels',
September 25, 2000, BBC News, Philippine army 'kills 100 Jolo rebels',
September 25, 2000, AP, Philippine farmers caught in battles,
September 25, 2000, AFP, 103 Muslim kidnappers slain, hostages still alive: Philippines,
September 25, 2000, Manila Times, Troops corner bandits holding Schilling,
September 25, 2000, Manila Times, All-out military assault vs Abu Sayyaf goes beyond Jolo, by Charmaine C. Deogracias and Faber Concepcion,
September 25, 2000, New Straits Times, Islands for Filipino refugees identified, 606 words,
September 25, 2000, New Straits Times, A humanitarian response, 700+ words,
September 25, 2000, New Straits Times, 'Smear campaign is good for Sabah', 430 words,
September 25, 2000, New Straits Times, Families in the dark about hostages after two weeks, 324 words,
September 25, 2000, New Straits Times, Casualties rise as Jolo siege continues. 700+ words,
September 25, 2000, Manila Bulletin, Malaysia Detains 96 More Filipinos, 542 words,
September 25, 2000, Manila Bulletin, Lacson, Reyes Fly to Sulu, 700+ words,

September 27, 2000, The Boston Globe, Rebel Ransom Money Floats Philippine Economy, by Indira A.R. Lakshmanan,
September 27, 2000, AP, Philippine rebels claims evasion,
September 27, 2000, AFP, Philippine military to press on against Muslim kidnappers,
September 27, 2000, Bernama, Soldiers sent to Sabah to get anti-abduction training,
September 27, 2000, Manila Times, Malaysians nab 'Robot' - Report,
September 27, 2000, Manila Bulletin, Abu Sayyaf, Hostages Still in Jolo - AFP, by Aris Ilagan,
September 27, 2000, New Straits Times, Man detained by police related to one of kidnappers, 585 words,
September 27, 2000, New Straits Times, Civilian fallout in Jolo war, 700+ words,
September 27, 2000, New Straits Times, 39 more foreigners held for entering waters off Sabah, 634 words,
September 27, 2000, New Straits Times, Abim protests military offensive, 284 words,

September 28, 2000, AP / Telegraph-Herald (Dubuque, IA), Foreign Briefs, 700+ words,
September 28, 2000, International Herald Tribune, Southeast Asian Stability Is at Risk, by Alan Dupont,
September 28, 2000, International Herald Tribune, In Philippines, a Kidnapping Industry; For Youths in South, Hostage-Taking Is About Livelihood, Not Politics, by Thomas Fuller,
September 28, 2000, Filipino Reporter, 2 French journalists talk of how they eluded their captors,
September 28, 2000, Filipino Reporter, Southern Hostilities: Understanding the Mindanao conflict,
September 28, 2000, Filipino Reporter, American hostage still alive, 541 words,
September 28, 2000, Filipino Reporter, Standing Pat: Malacanang says; No talks, no ransom, 522 words,
September 28, 2000, New Straits Times, Angry villagers kill three rebels, by Manuel Mogato, 700+ words,
September 28, 2000, New Straits Times, Peace is precarious and fragile, 700+ words,
September 28, 2000, Manila Bulletin, Two Jins out, Medal Hopes a Mere Flicker, by Ding Marcelo,
September 28, 2000, Manila Bulletin, NSC Backs Erap Decision on Sayyaf, by Brenda Piquero Tuazon,
September 28, 2000, AP, Civilians kill 3 Philippine rebels,
September 28, 2000, AFP, Three top rebels wounded in Philippines hostage island,
September 28, 2000, ABS-CBN, Abu Sayyaf leaders falling like flies?,
September 28, 2000, ABS-CBN, Commander Robot hurt?,
September 28, 2000, Manila Times, Senate rejects call for ceasefire,
September 28, 2000, Bernama, Three Men Who Led Abductions in M'sia Wounded, 380 words,

September 29, 2000, The Christian Science Monitor, Philippines in dogfight with wily, cash-rich rebels: Thursday, government troops widened their search for Muslim guerrillas on a second Philippine island,
September 29, 2000, The Washington Post, Philippines: 118 Killed In Offensive, 385 words,
September 29, 2000, AFP, Church in PI hostage island casts doubts on military drive,
September 29, 2000, AFP, Philippine military lifts hostage island quarantine,
September 29, 2000, AFP, Philippine hostage island rescue operation hits snag: Official,
September 29, 2000, ABS-CBN, Abu Sayyaf men disguise themselves to escape military,
September 29, 2000, Manila Times, Air strikes kill 20 in Sulu - 'Robot' escapes to Tawi-Tawi,
September 29, 2000, Manila Bulletin, 2,000 Sulu Militiamen Proposed, by Roy C. Sinfuego, 700+ words
September 29, 2000, New Straits Times, No Filipino war refugees found in State, 420 words,

September 30, 2000, AP, Philippines offers rebels amnesty,
September 30, 2000, AFP, Civilians protest as PI military assault rages on,
September 30, 2000, Manila Times, Diary showing Schilling 2-year Sayyaf mole alarms Washington,
September 30, 2000, Manila Times, Respect Sulu folks' rights, church warns,
September 30, 2000, Manila Bulletin, Estrada Offers MILF Amnesty to Push Peace Process,
September 30, 2000, Manila Bulletin,RP Zero as Sydney Campaign Ends, by Ding Marcelo, 700+ words
September 30, 2000, New Straits Times, Dr M: No hasty decision on apostasy, 681 words,

October 1, 2000, AP / The Columbian, Police: American Twice Visited Rebels, by Jim Gomez, 560 words,
October 1, 2000, Manila Bulletin, Amnesty Offer Draws Response, 700+ words.
October 1, 2000, Manila Bulletin, RP Concerned by Indon Dev'ts, 595 words,
October 1, 2000, New Straits Times, Najib orders more navy patrols off Sabah waters, by Jason Gerald,
October 1, 2000, AFP, Philippine troops close in on Abu Sayyaf: Military,
October 1, 2000, ABS-CBN More Govt troops deployed to Sulu,
October 1, 2000, Manila Times, Schilling no stranger to his kidnappers - PNP,
October 1, 2000, Manila Times, Villagers flee retreating Abu bandits, by Faber Concepcion,

October 2, 2000, BBC News, Philippines preachers freed,
October 2, 2000, Manila Bulletin, Bombs Rain on Abu Rebels' Lair, 700+ words,
October 2, 2000, BusinessWorld, Palace admits military-police rift on assault; hostages not in sight,
October 2, 2000, AP, Filipino hostage rescued from rebels,
October 2, 2000, AFP, Bombs rain on Abu rebels' lair,
October 2, 2000, AFP, PI troops make first hostage rescue in blitz against Abu Sayyaf,
October 2, 2000, ABS-CBN, PNP chief denies rift with AFP chief,
October 2, 2000, Manila Times, 3 more Sayyaf bandits dead in intense military air strikes, by Marian Trinidad and Macon Ramos-Araneta.

October 3, 2000, The Washington Post, World; In Brief, 700+ words,
October 3, 2000, The Seattle Times, Philippines hostages freed after a bather flees captors,
October 3, 2000, Los Angeles Times, Philippine Troops Rescue Evangelists Held by Rebels,
October 3, 2000, AP / The Columbian (Vancouver, WA), Troops Free Captive Evangelists, by Jim Gomez,
October 3, 2000, The Birmingham Post (England), Hostages rescued in raid 'praise Lord', 378 words,
October 3, 2000, New Straits Times, More RMN ships for Sabah, by M. Jeffri Razali, 568 words,
October 3, 2000, Manila Bulletin, Almeda, 11 Others Safe; Recovered by Troopers Pursuing Sayyaf,
October 3, 2000, BusinessWorld (Philippines) Finally, freedom for captive religious group, 700+ words,
October 3, 2000, AP, 12 Filipino evangelists rescued, by Jim Gomez,
October 3, 2000, AFP, End is near for rebels on Philippines hostage island: Estrada,
October 3, 2000, AFP, Troops press attack to rescue five on Philippines hostage island,
October 3, 2000, ABS-CBN, Casualty in Sulu continue to rise,
October 3, 2000, Manila Times, Use commando raid vs Abus, Senator urges PNP chief, by Macon Ramos-Araneta, Joel San Juan and Marian Trinidad,

October 4, 2000, Manila Bulletin, Erap Receives Almeda, 11 Others in Malacanang; How Group Got Away from Sayyaf Recalled, 700+ words,
October 4, 2000, BusinessWorld (Philippines) Military faces blank wall on 5 remaining hostages,
October 4, 2000, AP, Few leads on Philippine hostages, by Jim Gomez,
October 4, 2000, AFP, Trail of five remaining hostages in Philippines run cold,
October 4, 2000, ABS-CBN, DFA bares Sayyaf plot to abduct more Malaysians,
October 4, 2000, Manila Times, 10 more Abu men slain, other hostages missing, by Manny B. Marinay, Joel San Juan and Charmaine Deogracias,

October 5, 2000, AP / The Columbian, Military Searching Islands For Missing Hostages, by Jim Gomez,
October 5, 2000, Filipino Reporter, Abu Sayyaf bosses elude army dragnet, 700+ words,
October 5, 2000, New Straits Times, Formidable security presence off Sabah that should've been there long ago, by Jackson Sawatan; 700+ words,
October 5, 2000, AP, Search on for Philippine hostage, by Jim Gomez,
October 5, 2000, AFP, Muslim rebels seek peace talks, surrender: Philippine leader,
October 5, 2000, AFP, Troops, kidnappers turn to mind games in PI hostage island,
October 5, 2000, Manila Times, AFP expands drive vs Abu to Tawi-Tawi, by Faber Concepcion,

October 6, 2000, The Birmingham Post (England), Negotiator 'made money' from ransom, 281 words,
October 6, 2000, Manila Bulletin, Hearsay, Senators Say of Raps vs Aventajado, by Gabriel S. Mabutas,
October 6, 2000, The Philippine Star, MILF remnants abduct young student in Cotabato; rescue operations,
October 6, 2000, AP, Rebels give in to Philippine Govt,
October 6, 2000, AFP, Philippine military bombs southern islands,
October 6, 2000, Manila Times, Evangelists apologize over ransom cut yarn,

October 7, 2000, Post-Tribune (IN), Rebels ready to surrender, Compiled from wire reports; 700+ words
October 7, 2000, The Independent (London), Hunted rebels 'trying to give up', 180 words,
October 7, 2000, New Straits Times, Arab-Israeli conflict shows up Washington's double standards,
October 7, 2000, Manila Bulletin, Aventajado Accepts Apology, 700+ words,
October 7, 2000, The Philippine Star, Jueteng Charges Upstage Abu Sayyaf In Sulu - Roses And Thorns,
October 7, 2000, The Philippine Star, Military pounds islands to flush out Abu Sayyaf rebels,
October 7, 2000, AP, Report: Abu Sayyaf rebels ready to surrender, by Aaron Favila,
October 7, 2000, AFP, M'sian, US hostage sighted as PI troops expand operations,
October 7, 2000, ABS-CBN, Give me one month to get rid of Sayyaf - Nur,
October 7, 2000, Manila Times, Negotiators still in touch with Abu,

October 08, 2000, New York Times, Week in Review, The World; How to Succeed in the Kidnapping Business, by Seth Mydans,
October 8, 2000, Manila Bulletin, Army Reports Sighting of Hostages, 603 words,
October 8, 2000, The Filipino Express, In Her Words: The right to know, by Marites Sison-Paez,
October 8, 2000, AP, 3 killed fighting Muslim rebels, by Aaron Favila,
October 8, 2000, AFP, PI troops admit hostage rescue bid could last months,
October 8, 2000, ABS-CBN, DND Chief: Abu Sayyaf accountable for their crimes,
October 8, 2000, Straits Times, Negotiator will not sue former hostage for libel,
October 8, 2000, Manila Times, Abu Sayyaf to surrender in Jolo today, says AFP, by Manny B. Marinay and Charmaine Deogracias,

October 9, 2000, Manila Bulletin, Troops press search, 455 words,
October 9, 2000, New Straits Times, Families worried about Jolo hostages' condition, 548 words,
October 9, 2000, AFP, Troops press search,
October 9, 2000, AFP, Six Muslim kidnappers surrender in Philippine,
October 9, 2000, ABS-CBN, Abu Sabaya to surrender to military,
October 9, 2000, Manila Times, Backdoor talks for Malaysia hostages resume, by Faber Concepcion,

October 10, 2000, Manila Bulletin / AFP, 6 Abu Sayyaf Men Surrender in Jolo, 542 words,
October 10, 2000, New Straits Times, Need for new defence policy, by Mimi Syed Yusof, 612 words,
October 10, 2000, AFP, 15 kidnappers surrender in PI hostage island,
October 10, 2000, AFP, Philippine military plan to break into lairs of Muslim kidnappers,
October 10, 2000, ABS-CBN, Malaysia denies asking help of Le Peng Wee,

October 11, 2000, Manila Bulletin, The Role of the Senate in the Mindanao Conflict, 700+ words,
October 11, 2000, Philippine Star, Four hostages sighted in Talipao as troops, Sayyaf clash, Roel Pareño,
October 11, 2000, AFP, 30 death in Southern Philippines gun battle,
October 11, 2000, AFP, Seven-nation mission set to assess Philippine Muslim rebellion,
October 11, 2000, ABS-CBN, Abu Sayyaf commanders set to surrender - AFP,
October 11, 2000, Manila Times, Jolo villagers shun fleeing Sayyaf rebels, by Faber Concepcion,

October 12, 2000, Filipino Reporter, Schilling tried to sell arms to Abu Sayyaf, 631 words,
October 12, 2000, Filipino Reporter, Army cmdr. gets 2 stars, 559 words,
October 12, 2000, New Straits Times, Two-pronged approach in securing release of captives,
October 12, 2000, Filipino Reporter, RP misses Olympic bacon, by Ding Marcelo, 700+ words,
October 12, 2000, BusinessWorld (Philippines) MILF accepts 'goodwill gesture,' but... 662 words,
October 12, 2000, Manila Times, 200 Sayyaf men turn selves in this week, by Faber Concepcion,
October 12, 2000, Manila Times, Government optimistic on new peace talks with MILF, Manny Marinay,

October 13, 2000, Manila Bulletin, 10 More Abu Sayyaf Men Surrender to Troops, 476 words,
October 13, 2000, New Straits Times, Families of hostages breathe sigh of relief, 375 words,
October 13, 2000, The Philippine Star, 24 more Abu Sayyaf members surrender to gov't troopers,
October 13, 2000, AFP, Ten surrender as PI troops tighten noose on hostage island,
October 13, 2000, Bernama, Military "save" Pandanan island from intruders,
October 13, 2000, ABS-CBN, 22 more Abu Sayyaf guerillas yield,

October 14, 2000, AP, Rebels say American hostage alive,

October 15, 2000, The Philippine Star, 36 Abu Sayyaf rebels arrested in military raids; 4 more surrender,
October 15, 2000, AP, 36 suspected Muslim rebels arrested,
October 15, 2000, AFP, Muslim mission to visit southern Philippines hostage island,
October 15, 2000, AFP, Two Abu Sayyaf rebels killed,

October 16, 2000, Manila Bulletin, OIC Mission to Visit Sulu, 700+ words,
October 16, 2000, Newsweek International, Praying for Miracles.(Jesus Miracle Crusade), Mahlon Meyer,
October 16, 2000, AFP, World Islamic body begins probe on Muslim plight in Philippines,
October 16, 2000, Manila Times, No Mindanao ethnic cleansing - Palace,

October 17, 2000, Manila Bulletin, OIC Team Starts Inquiry on RP Muslims, 700+ words,
October 17, 2000, New Straits Times, Malaysian hostages seen at last, by Manuel Mogato in Manila,
October 17, 2000, ABS-CBN, Abu rebels, M'sian hostages give military the slip,
October 17, 2000, ABS-CBN, Kill your leaders - Military dares Abu fighters,
October 17, 2000, Manila Bulletin, 11 Abu Sayyaf men yield in Sulu,

October 18, 2000, AFP, 8 Abu Sayyaf men killed, 7 captured, 341 words,
October 18, 2000, AFP, 8 Abu Sayyaf men killed, 7 captured,
October 18, 2000, AFP, OIC mission satisfied with progress of Philippine peace pact,
October 18, 2000, Manila Times, Thousands deserting Sayyaf - Military,

October 19, 2000, The Philippine Star, MSU dean abducted, by Roel Pareño,
October 19, 2000, Filipino Reporter, 5 Cmdr. Robot's men yield to Army, 474 words,
October 19, 2000, ABS-CBN, 53 Abu Sayyaf surrender, 3 nabbed in Sulu,
October 19, 2000, ABS-CBN, ASG hostages spotted in jungles of Sulu,
October 19, 2000, Manila Times, KL tightens sea lane security near Sabah,

October 20, 2000, Daily Express, Pandanan seize - They were fishermen, by Michael Lee,

October 21, 2000, Manila Bulletin, Germany Lifts RP Travel Ban, 533 words,
October 21, 2000, Manila Bulletin, 4 Abu Sayyaf men surrender,
October 21, 2000, Manila Times, KL, Jakarta willing to host MILF talks, Manny Marinay...,

October 23, 2000, Manila Bulletin, 23 More Hostage Takers Surrender, 596 words,
October 23, 2000, Manila Bulletin, Lives in the Service of Others, 700+ words,
October 23, 2000, Bernama, Cabinet okays loan of Swedish assault boats in Sabah,
October 23, 2000, Bernama, Malaysia reassured its hostages in Jolo safe,
October 23, 2000, Manila Bulletin, 23 more hostage takers surrender,
October 23, 2000, Manila Times, OIC probe team ends fact-finding mission,

October 24, 2000, AP, Philippine military to reduce troops in hostage rescue,

October 25, 2000, New Straits Times, Military scales down presence in Jolo, by Manuel Mogato in Manila,
October 25, 2000, AFP, Three Malaysian hostages rescued in the southern Philippines,
October 25, 2000, Bernama, Military joining forces with police to patrol Sabah waters,
October 25, 2000, Daily Express, Permanent security bases, by Chris Maskilone & Kassim Sangi,
October 25, 2000, Manila Times, OIC to sanction MILF?, by Romy Elusfa,

October 26, 2000, Los Angeles Times Wire Reports, 3 Malaysian Hostages Freed After Clash,
October 26, 2000, AFP, Chronology of Philippines hostage crisis,
October 26, 2000, New Straits Times, Philippine soldiers rescue Malaysian hostages, by Tony Emmanuel,
October 26, 2000, New Straits Times, Soldiers shoot bandit leader dead in Jolo, by Manuel Mogato,
October 26, 2000, Filipino Reporter, Hostages' rescue dashed as captors escape, 422 words,
October 26, 2000, New Straits Times, Families rejoice over release of hostages, 700+ words,
October 26, 2000, Gulf News, Resign, Arroyo tells Estrada, by Barbara Mae Dacanay,
October 26, 2000, Gulf News, Three Malaysian hostages rescued, by Noralyn Mustafa, Al Jacinto...,
October 26, 2000, AFP, Chronology of Philippines hostage crisis,
October 26, 2000, Bernama, Osu thanks PI government for rescue of M'sian hostages,
October 26, 2000, Bernama, 'Bullets flying all over, can't imagine we survived', says Jongkinoh,
October 26, 2000, Bernama, Pandanan hostages to return home tomorrow,
October 26, 2000, New Sabah Times, A perfect Anniversary gift for Siti, wife of ex-hostage, by Colin Forsythe and Eddie Angat,

October 27, 2000, New Straits Times, Hostages back in safe haven, by Tony Emmanuel, 700+ words,
October 27, 2000, New Straits Times, DPM thanks Philippines for the release of three hostages,
October 27, 2000, Manila Bulletin, Malaysia Thanks Erap on Hostages, 700+ words,
October 27, 2000, BusinessWorld, Estrada equates hostage recovery to 'message' he 'is on right track',
October 27, 2000, AFP, Philippine leader vows no let up in hostage rescue,
October 27, 2000, Manila Bulletin, Malaysia thanks Erap on hostages,
October 27, 2000, Daily Express, What a relief!,by Eddy Hiew,
October 27, 2000, Manila Times, Erap: Hostage rescue shows I'll survive, by Radzinti Oledan, Judy Merquita, Keith Bacongco, Esther Amores-Roque and Carmelito Francisco,

October 28, 2000, New Straits Times, Scene of joy as hostages return home, 539 words,
October 28, 2000, ABS-CBN, Sulu hostage crisis over, says military,
October 28, 2000, New Sabah Times, Heroes' welcome for Pandanan trio,

October 29, 2000, The Washington Post, In Philippine War on Abductors, Rebel Opponent Keeps Ducking, by Rajiv Chandrasekaran, 700+ words,
October 29, 2000, The Philippine Star, Fake $100 bills found in Abu ransom payment, by Roel Pareño,
October 29, 2000, New Straits Times, Rescued Malaysian hostages given clean bill of health,
October 29, 2000, AFP, Ransom seized from kidnappers came from Germany: PI official,
October 29, 2000, ABS-CBN, Abu Sayyaf threatens to mount suicide attacks vs military,

October 30, 2000, Washington Post, In PI war on abductors, rebel opponents keep ducking, by Rajiv Chandrasekaran
October 30, 2000, Daily Express, Surgery for ex-hostage, by Michael Lee,

October 31, 2000, New Straits Times, Soldiers shoot bandit leader dead in Jolo, 486 words,
October 31, 2000, ABS-CBN, Abu Sayyaf's Robot wounded anew,
October 31, 2000, Manila Times, 8 troopers wounded in MILF clash, by Richel Umel and Aniceto Rasalan,

November 1, 2000, BusinessWorld (Philippines) Abu Sayyaf casualties, 206 words,

November 2, 2000, Filipino Reporter, Germany lifts travel ban to RP, 510 words,
November 2, 2000, New Straits Times, Renewing marriage vows: Recently rescued Malaysian hostage Mohd Noh Sulaiman and wife Pakkiah Lakshmi Siti exchanging rings on their 10th wedding anniversary, Photo by Datu Ruslan Sulai, 300 words,
November 2, 2000, AP, Philippine rebels position shelled,
November 2, 2000, Reuters, Mortars hit refugees on Philippine Hostage isle,

November 3, 2000, The Philippine Star, Abu Sayyaf leaders in BI hold list,
November 3, 2000, Philippine Daily Inquirer, 7 wounded as army shells hit evacuees,

November 4, 2000, The Philippine Star, 'Seniang' leaves 26 dead, 13 missing,
November 4, 2000, The Philippine Star, Shadowy AFP group wants Estrada to quit,
November 4, 2000, AFP, 8 Abu Sayyaf men slain in Jolo,

November 5, 2000, The Washington Post, Southeast Asia Shaken by Rise Of Strict Islam; Political Stability in Doubt In Historically Secular Area, by Rajiv Chandrasekaran, 700+ words,
November 5, 2000, AFP / Manila Bulletin, 8 Sayyaf Rebels Die in Clash, 700+ words,
November 5, 2000, The Philippine Star, 26 Sayyaf rebels surrender in Sulu, by Roel Pareño,
November 5, 2000, Manila Times, Troops pursue Abus holding two hostages,

November 6, 2000, ABS-CBN, 11 Abu Sayyaf rebs surrender,
November 6, 2000, Manila Times, Govt neutralises 486 Abu bandits,

November 7, 2000, BBC News, Philippines Muslim rebels free jailed leader,

November 8, 2000, The Philippine Star, 'Pinoy diver may have joined Sayyaf', Roel Pareño, Paolo Romero,

November 9, 2000, The Philippine Star, Abu Sayyaf camp seized, by Roel Pareño,
November 9, 2000, ABS-CBN, Abu Sayyaf lair seized, hostages still missing,

November 10, 2000, Manila Bulletin, 12 Abu Sayyaf Killed in Clash, 569 words,
November 10, 2000, AFP, 21 Abu Sayyaf men killed,

November 11, 2000, Manila Bulletin, 21 Abu Sayyaf Men Killed, 493 words
November 11, 2000, The Economist (US), Impeachment in the Philippines, 700+ words,
November 11, 2000, Manila Bulletin, 21 Abu Sayyaf Men Killed, 493 words,
November 11, 2000, Manila Times, 4 Abu rebs, 1 soldier dead in Sulu clash,
November 11, 2000, ABS-CBN, Abu Sayyaf threat diminishing, says Govt,

November 14, 2000, The Philippine Star, Abu Sabaya's group sighted with Schilling, by Roel Pareño,
November 14, 2000, AFP, Sick American captive taken off Philippine hostage island,
November 14, 2000, Manila Times, 4 Abu rebs, 1 soldier dead in Sulu clash,

November 15, 2000, BusinessWorld (Philippines) Erap drops military rescue option.
November 15, 2000, AP, Hostage in Philippines losing hope,
November 15, 2000, Philippine Daily Inquirer, 4 Abu members slain, 48 captured in Jolo,

November 16, 2000, The Philippine Star, 7 Sayyaf rebels killed,
November 16, 2000, ABS-CBN, Abu members down to 200 - AFP,
November 16, 2000, Manila Times, Drive to free 2 hostages continues; 7 Sayyaf killed,

November 17, 2000, The Philippine Star, Seizure of Sayyaf properties mulled; 3 more die in clash,
November 17, 2000, AP, Philippine Arroyo: Will resume peace talks with rebels,
November 17, 2000, Bernama, Soldiers to remain on Sabah's islands, says Shafie,
November 17, 2000, Manila Times, 3 more Abu bandits slain by troopers,

November 18, 2000, ABS-CBN, Govt to sequester Abu Sayyaf ill-gotten properties,

November 19, 2000, Manila Bulletin, 3 More Abu Sayyaf Men Killed, 528 words,
November 19, 2000, Associated Press, 46 Rebels Surrender in Philippines,
November 19, 2000, The Philippine Star, 8 Sayyaf rebels slain,

November 20, 2000, Manila Bulletin, Truce in Mindanao Urged in Observance of Ramadan, 700+ words,

November 21, 2000, The Christian Science Monitor, To save divers' paradise, Malaysia fights lawlessness: Cross-border kidnappings raise questions about security and accepting migrants from neighboring Philippines and Indonesia, 700+ words,
November 21, 2000, The Philippine Star, Military ultimatum forces Sayyaf to free tutor, 2 kids,
November 21, 2000, Manila Bulletin, 8 Killed in NPA Camarines Raid, 568 words,
November 21, 2000, Manila Bulletin, Jesus Miracle Crusade Backs Erap, by Genalyn D. Kabiling,

November 22, 2000, The Philippine Star, 2 Sayyaf leaders sighted, by Roel Pareño,

November 23, 2000, The Philippine Star, Abu Sayyaf kidnaps ex-MNLF leader,

November 26, 2000, The Filipino Express, American captive taken off Jolo, 450 words,
November 26, 2000, The Philippine Star, Sayyaf leader killed in clash, by Roel Pareño,
November 26, 2000, ABS-CBN, One Abu Sayyaf killed in military clash,
November 26, 2000, Manila Times, AFP fears Abu attacks on civilians,

November 28, 2000, AP, Troops placed on high alert in Southern Philippines,
November 28, 2000, AFP, Abu Sayyaf renews threat to behead American hostage,
November 28, 2000, ABS-CBN, Renegade Abu leader Abdul Midjal killed in clash,

December 1, 2000, The Philippine Star, Military: Drive vs Abu Sayyaf to go on during Ramadan,

December 2, 2000, The Philippine Star, Government declares holiday ceasefire with NPA, MILF,

December 4, 2000, Los Angeles Times Wire Reports, 15 Rebels Found in Grave, Officials Say,

December 6, 2000, Manila Bulletin, Erap Suspends NPA Operations, 700+ words,
December, 6, 2000, Philippine Daily Inquirer, In the Spirit of Ramadan: Schillings Mother Pleads for His Life,

December 7, 2000, Los Angeles Times, Rebel Leader Offers to Surrender, by David Lamb,

December 11, 2000, The Philippine Star, German mag dared to substantiate rap, by Paolo Romero,

December 12, 2000, BBC News, Estrada denies German ransom allegations,
December 12, 2000, Gulf News, President to file lawsuit against German magazine, by Barbara Mae Dacanay,
December 12, 2000, The Philippine Star, Editorial: Where are the Abu Sayyaf terrorists?,

December 13, 2000, Gulf News, Estrada to file protest over ransom payoffs, by Barbara Mae Dacanay and Regina Bengco,
December 13, 2000, ABS-CBN, German cops disprove Abu ransom kickback story,

December 14, 2000, The Philippine Star, Suddenly, Erap needs Abu Sayyaf to clear him, Postscript by Federico D. Pascual,

December 16, 2000, Gulf News, Estrada pledges to work 'double time', by Gilbert Felongco,

December 17, 2000, The Independent (London), 100,000 flee Philippines' forgotten war, by Richard Lloyd Parry in Jolo, 700+ words,
December 17, 2000, Manila Bulletin, 3 killed in Basilan Abu Sayyaf attack, 376 words,

December 19, 2000, The Philippine Star, 'No more hostage talks with Sayyaf': Palace says former German captive has 'selective amnesia', by Paolo Romero and Marichu Villanueva,
December 19, 2000, AP / Telegraph-Herald (Dubuque), Philippines says it won't negotiate hostage release, 700+ words,

December 21, 2000, Filipino Reporter, Aide asks German mag for ransom proof, 700+ words,

December 22, 2000, Rebel leader backtracks on surrender offer, by Barbara Mae Dacanay and Al Jacinto,

December 24, 2000, The Washington Post, Planned Jan. 2000 Attacks Failed or Were Thwarted; Plot Targeted U.S., Jordan, American Warship, Official Says, by Vernon Loeb, 700+ words,
December 24, 2000, Albany Times Union (NY), Clues Hint at Failed Terror Plot, 700+ words,

December 26, 2000, The Philippine Star, Captive cop, soldier joining communist rebs in attacks?

December 28, 2000, Filipino Reporter, Hostage to the news: Reporter trapped in jungle, by Andreas Lorenz, 700+ words,
December 28, 2000, Filipino Reporter, Muslim rebels nab businessman, 512 words,
December 28, 2000, Filipino Reporter, American hostage asks gov't: 'end my misery', 638 words,
December 28, 2000, BBC News, Philippine priest shot dead,

December 29, 2000, Manila Bulletin, Jolo Priest Shot Dead by Abu Sayyaf, 575 words,
December 29, 2000, BBC News, Philippine rebels granted amnesty,

December 30, 2000, New Straits Times, Resilient despite hiccups, by Shareem Amry, 700+ words,
December 30, 2000, NPR Weekend Edition - Sunday, Analysis: Continuing investigation into five bomb explosions today in the Philippines, by Lisa Simeone, 700+ words,
December 30, 2000, The Washington Post, Explosions in Manila Kill at Least 12; Islamic Groups Suspected In Urban Terror Spree, 598 words,
December 30, 2000 , Associated Press, At least 12 killed as bombs hit Manila, by Adam Brown,

December 31, 2000, Manila Bulletin, 14 Dead in 5 Metro Blasts; LRT, Bus among Targets of Attack, 700+ words,
December 31, 2000, Scotland on Sunday (Edinburgh), Panic as Manila bomb blasts leave 13 dead and 95 injured, by Dolly Aglay; 566 words,
December 31, 2000, The Sunday Herald, Separatists blamed for Filipino bombings, by Dolly Aglay, in Manila, 627 words,
December 31, 2000, Gulf News, Two suspects in police custody, by Regina Bengco,
December 31, 2000, Gulf News, 14 killed, 100 injured in wave of Manila bombings, by Barbara Mae Dacanay,

January 2, 2001, FIDES/CWNews.com, Fides Lists 30 Missionaries Slain in 2000,
January 2, 2001, Gulf News, Schilling to face criminal charges in U.S.,

January 3, 2001, The Philippine Star, Abu Sayyaf threatens to kill American hostage to prove he’s not ‘walk-in’,

January 4, 2001, Filipino Reporter,Priest, driver shot dead in Jolo: Abu Sayyaf band eyed,

January 5, 2001, BBC News, Rebels charged over Manila bombings,
January 5, 2001, The Philippine Star, 17 bomb suspects fall,

January 6, 2001, Gulf News, Military frees 14 bomb suspects, by Gilbert Felongco,

January 9, 2001, The Philippine Star, MILF must pay for Metro bombings, defense chief says,

January 10, 2001, The Philippine Star, Sayyaf rebels, Scout Rangers clash,

January 11, 2001, BBC News, Briton's stepdaughter kidnapped,
January 11, 2001, Thomas Crosbie BreakingNews, British girl, 6, kidnapped by Muslim gang,
January 12, 2001, BBC News, Fears for kidnapped child,

January 14, 2001, Thomas Crosbie BreakingNews, Eiman rescue efforts 'suspended for talks',
January 14, 2001, Thomas Crosbie BreakingNews, Philippines army 'closing in' on girl's kidnappers,

January 16, 2001, Gulf News, Kidnapped girl sighted in Basilan, by Al Jacinto,

January 20, 2001, BBC News, Challenges confronting Arroyo,
January 20, 2001, BBC News, World leaders welcome Arroyo
January 20, 2001, BBC News, Arroyo inaugural speech: Excerpts,
January 20, 2001, BBC News, Gloria Arroyo: Contrast in styles,

January 21, 2001, BBC News, Arroyo moves to bolster economy,

January 23, 2001, BBC News, Arroyo urges talks with rebels,
January 23, 2001, BBC News, Asian press views Arroyo's chances,
January 23, 2001, The Manila Times, New peace talks panel being formed,
January 23, 2001, The Manila Times, Estrada probed, by Ma. Theresa Torres,

January 24, 2001, ABS-CBN, ASG leaders back in Basilan, hostages at large,
January 24, 2001, The Philippine Star, GMA urged: Rescue last of Abu Sayyaf hostages, by John Unson,

January 27, 2001, The Philippine Star, Sayyaf rebels bomb Tawi-Tawi church,

January 29, 2001, The Philippine Star, Land mines slow down offensive vs Abu Sayyaf, by Roel Pareño,

January 30, 2001, American Hostage Is Ill, Rebels Say,

January 31, 2001, The Philippine Star, 10 Abu Sayyaf rebels slain,

February 3, 2001, The Philippine Star, Court orders 2 Sayyaf bagmen freed, by Roel Pareño,
February 3, 2001, AP, Kidnapped Girl Freed in Philippines,
February 3, 2001, Thomas Crosbie BreakingNews, Six-year-old hostage freed after gun battle,

February 4, 2001, Gulf News, Troops rescue six-year-old girl, by Al Jacinto,

February 5, 2001, Dow Jones Newswires, Philippine Rebel Leader Threatens To Execute US Hostage,
February 5, 2001, AP, Muslim Separatists Demand Talks,
February 5, 2001, AP, New Philippine government rejects talks with American's kidnappers,

February 8, 2001, Bernama, Sipadan Hostage - 'No sign of ransom money',

February 9, 2001, The Manila Times, GMA drops Mindanao war policy,
February 9, 2001, ABS-CBN, MILF leader links up with Davao fugitive,

February 12, 2001, Gulf News, Troops clash with hostage takers, by Al Jacinto,
February 12, 2001, The Philippine Star, Sayyaf rebels killed in Talipao encounter,

February 19, 2001, Gulf News, Drive against illegal arms stepped up, by Al Jacinto,

February 20, 2001, BBC News, Arroyo orders ceasefire with rebels,
February 20, 2001, CNN News, Philippines calls truce with separatists
February 20, 2001, BBC News, Southern Philippines' uneasy history,

February 24, 2001, Inquirer News Service, Kidnapped Greek found dead in Rizal, by Dave M. Veridiano,

February 25, 2001, The Philippine Star, 12 Sayyaf rebs, soldier killed in Jolo encounter,

February 26, 2001, Inquirer News Service, PDI Visayas Bureau, Explosions rock Bacolod, Iloilo, by Nestor Burgos Jr. and Carla Gomez,

February 28, 2001, Inquirer News Service, Three killed in clash with Abu Sayyaf,

March 4, 2001, The Philippine Star, US hostage Schilling in suicide try, Abu Sayyaf leader says, by Roel Pareño,

March 5, 2001, The Philippine Star, US to Sayyaf: Free Schilling,

March 8, 2001, BBC News, Arroyo calls for truce with communists,

March 9, 2001, The Philippine Star, Police major held by NPA killed in encounter; truce looms &

March 10, 2001, BBC News, Philippines peace talks to resume,

March 12, 2001, The Manila Times, 3 killed, 2 wounded as NPA, RPA rebels clash, by Ma. Ester L. Espina, Visayas News Bureau,
March 12, 2001, The Manila Times, Talks with Reds not final, by Joel R. San Juan,
March 12, 2001, The Manila Times, Rebs mine villages As they vow to hold talks with gov’t, by Maritess Fernandez, Mindanao News Bureau

March 14, 2001, The Philippine Star, Ghaddafi assails Sayyaf, by Aurea Calica,

March 15, 2001, Gulf News, Gaddafi flays Abu Sayyaf, by Malou Talosig,

March 21, 2001, Reuters, Filipino rebels escape with hostages amid fighting,

March 22, 2001, The Philippine Star, Sayyaf: We beheaded 6 soldiers, by Roel Pareño,

March 25, 2001, The Philippine Star, Military ready to help fight kidnaps

March 26, 2001, Gulf News, Probe ordered into grenade attack on mosque, by Al Jacinto,

March 27, 2001, BBC News, Philippines rebels agree truce,

April 1, 2001, Gulf News, Sulu shanty inferno leaves 1,000 homeless, by Al Jacinto and Barbara Mae Dacanay,

April 2, 2001, BBC News, Arroyo declares war on Abu Sayyaf,
April 2, 2001, Gulf News, Abu Sayyaf asks Manila for war reparations, by Al Jacinto,

April 3, 2001, New York Times, World Briefing: Philippines: Threat to American
April 3, 2001, Gulf News, Arroyo declares war on Abu Sayyaf group, by Barbara Mae Dacanay, Regina Bengco and Al Jacinto,
April 3, 2001, The Philippine Star, Sayyaf threatens to behead American on GMA's 54th b'day, by Roel Pareño,
April 3, 2001, The Philippine Star, Angry Birthday Girl declares ‘all-out war' on vicious Abu Sayyaf, by the Way, by Max V. Soliven,

April 5, 2001, CNN News, Philippines rebels let beheading deadline pass,
April 5 2001, Associated Press, Rebels call off beheading in the Philippines
April 5, 2001, CBS News, Philippines Targets Extremists,
April 5, 2001, Gulf News, Military begins offensive against Abu Sayyaf, by Al Jacinto,
April 5, 2001, The Philippine Star, Troops close in on Sayyaf lairs, by Roel Pareño,

April 6, 2001, New York Times, World Briefing: Philippines: Reprieve for Abducted American,
April 6, 2001, Gulf News, Rebels suspend Schilling execution, by Barbara Mae Dacanay,
April 6, 2001, The Philippine Star, Estrada’s son ready to fight Sayyaf, by Ding Cervantes,

April 8, 2001, Gulf News, Arroyo urged to stop fight against Abu Sayyaf, by Barbara Mae Dacanay and Emelyn Tambaoan,
April 8, 2001, Thomas Crosbie BreakingNews, 13 Muslim rebels captured in Philippine ambush,

April 9, 2001, Gulf News, 13 Abu Sayyaf rebels captured after gunfight, by Raffy Jimenez,
April 9, 2001, The Philippine Star, Government, NDF set 'solidarity meet',
April 10, 2001, The Philippine Star, 4 Sayyaf rebels die in hunt for captives, by Roel Pareño,

April 10, 2001, The Philippine Star, NDF leaders open to joint ceasefire

April 11, 2001, Gulf News, Surrender or die, rebels told, by Al Jacinto, Noralyn Mustafa and Barbara Mae Dacanay,
April 11, 2001, The Philippine Star, GMA visits troops in Sulu, tells Sayyaf: Surrender or die, by Marichu Villanueva,

April 12, 2001, CNN News, U.S. hostage released in Philippines,
April 12, 2001, CNN News, U.S. hostage freed in the Philippines,
April 12, 2001, BBC News, US hostage freed in Philippines,
April 12, 2001, CBS News, U.S. Hostage Freed In Philippines,
April 12, 2001, ICT Herzliya, Philippines Troops Rescue American Hostage,

April 13, 2001, BBC News, US hostage denies helping captors,
April 13, 2001, American Freed In Philippines, The Washington Post, 352 words, ...after the raid on Jolo Island. Brig. Gen. Diomedio Villanueva said that elite marines and police killed some of the AbuSayyaf rebels and wounded others, and that sporadic fighting continued for several hours. President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo
April 13, 2001, Gulf News, American hostage freed after nearly eight months, by Barbara Mae Dacanay and Noralyn Mustafa,
April 13, 2001, Los Angeles Times, Philippine Troops Free U.S. Hostage in Raid Against Muslim Guerrillas, by Richard C. Paddock,
April 13, 2001, New York Times, American Hostage Freed in Philippines,

April 14, 2001, Gulf News, Arroyo calls for arrest of rebel leaders, by Barbara Mae Dacanay, Noralyn Mustafa and Al Jacinto
April 14, 2001, Associated Press, Freed American Denies Rebel Conspiracy

April 15, 2001, The Washington Post, U.S. Officials To Question Freed Hostage, 262 words,
April 15, 2001, Gulf News, Freed hostage leaves for home today, by Barbara Mae Dacanay,
April 15, 2001, Gulf News, $20m Saudi loan for Mindanao, by Barbara Mae Dacanay

April 16, 2001, Gulf News, Abu Sayyaf 'bandits' may flee to Malaysia,by Raffy Jimenez and Jose Fernandez
Apr 16, 2001, The Philippine Star, Arroyo offers ‘peace of the graveyard’ to Sayyaf rebels,
April 16, 2001, The [San Mateo County] Daily Journal, Freed American hostage has no love for captors
April 16, 2001, Associated Press, Freed American leaves for home, says he wants his captors destroyed,

April 18, 2001, BBC News, Twelve dead in Philippine clash,

April 19, 2001, BERNAMA, Abu Sayyaf Remains a Stigma a Year After Sipadan Intrusion, 700+ words,

April 20, 2001, Valley Times, Oakland Hostage Rescued From Rebels, by Brian Anderson,

April 22, 2001, Borneo Bulletin, Brunei: Malaysia's 'kidnap islands' re-visited one year later, 700+ words,

April 23, 2001, Gulf News, Abu Sayyaf remains a 'threat to tourists', by Al Jacinto,

April 24, 2001, New Straits Times, Ex-captives have no fears of returning to the island,

April 26, 2001, Gulf News, Special jail cell at police headquarters, by Barbara Mae Dacanay,
April 26, 2001, The Philippine Star, 14 militiamen slain in clash with Sayyaf,

April 27, 2001, Gulf News, Police seek to transfer Estrada to another jail, by Barbara Mae Dacanay,
April 27, 2001, Inquirer News Service, Gov't-NDF Peace Talks, Oslo talks start today, by TJ Burgonio,

April 28, 2001, Inquirer News Service, Canlaon mayoral bet, 4 others killed in ambush, by Alex Pal,
April 28, 2001, Inquirer News Service, Secret deals feared in talks,

April 29, 2001, The Philippine Star, 7 Sayyaf rebels slain in Sulu; MILF attacks army outposts,

April 30, 2001, Inquirer News Service, 35 hurt as 2 grenade blasts rock Ever mall, by Dave M. Veridiano,
April 30, 2001, Inquirer News Service, Military takeover possible, says senior AFP official, by Amando Doronila, Carlito Pablo and Armand N. Nocum,
April 30, 2001, Inquirer News Service, Philippines sitting on edge of civil war, by Amando Doronila,

May 1, 2001, Christianity Today, New Tribes Missionaries Kidnapped, by Red Olsen,
May 1, 2001, Inquirer News Service, Tourism chief seeks positive spin on political events
May 1, 2001, Inquirer News Service, Government, communist rebels wrap up Norway peace talks
May 1, 2001,INQ7 with AFP, Mob violence:3 dead, 113 injured
May 1, 2001,Inquirer News Service, Armed forces, police keepfaith with government, by Christine Herrera, Carlito Pablo and TJ Burgonio,
May 1, 2001,Inquirer News Service, Macapagal declares state of rebellion, by Armand N. Nocum,

May 2, 2001, Gulf News, Possibility of civil war continues to hover, by Barbara Mae Dacanay,
May 2, 2001,Inquirer News Service, 'Rebellion' declaration raises alarm, questions, by Donna Cueto, Mark Isaiah David and Carlito Pablo,

May 3, 2001, Inquirer News Service, 'I have no intention of declaring martial law', by Juliet L. Javellana and Cathy C. Yamsuan,
May 3, 2001, Inquirer News Service, NBI hunts 'financier' of failed rebellion, by Christine Herrera, Juliet L. Javellana, Cathy C. Yamsuan and Carlito Pablo,
May 3, 2001, Inquirer News Service, GMA urged to lift rebellion declaration, by Martin P. Marfil, Christine Avendaño and Dona Pazzibugan,
May 3, 2001, Inquirer News Service, Maceda arrested; Santiago is next, by Christine Herrera, Juliet L. Javellana, Cathy C. Yamsuan and Carlito Pablo,
May 3, 2001, Inquirer News Service, Media takes a beating, by Juliet L. Javellana and Martin P. Marfil,
May 3, 2001, Inquirer News Service, Lumbao ordered protest march on Palace--Lacson, By Dona Pazzibugan,

May 4, 2001, Inquirer News Service, Junta plotters planned to kill Macapagal, Estrada, by Christine Herrera and Armand Nocum,
May 4, 2001, Inquirer News Service, 'State of rebellion' worries diplomats, by Rocky Nazareno and Andrea T. Echavez,
May 4, 2001, Inquirer News Service, All roads to Malacañang blocked, by Armand N. Nocum, Dave Veridiano and Carlito Pablo,
May 4, 2001, Inquirer News Service, Sen. Santiago says she will arrest arresting officers, by Norman Bordadora and Jerome Aning,May 4, 2001, Inquirer News Service,'I don’t want my father to be another Dacer', by Philip C. Tubeza and Martin P. Marfil,
May 4, 2001, Inquirer News Service, Opposition drive still in disarray, by Dona Pazzibugan,
May 4, 2001, Inquirer News Service, Lacson's men face kidnap, murder raps, by TJ Burgonio and Michael Lim Ubac,
May 4, 2001, Inquirer News Service, Opposition bet breaks party ranks, hits Palace siege, by Dona Z. Pazzibugan,
May 4, 2001, Inquirer News Service, Breakthrough in Oslo talks, by TJ Burgonio and Delfin T. Mallari Jr.,
May 4, 2001, Inquirer News Service, Nab 'plotters,' cell phone texters urge in survey, by Christian V. Esguerra,

May 5, 2001, Inquirer News Service, Gov't asks Misuari to explain,
May 5, 2001, Inquirer News Service, Storm brews over Manila Times, by Alcuin Papa,

May 10, 2001, Gulf News, 18 traders funded May 1 coup bid, by Barbara Mae Dacanay,

May 11, 2001, Gulf News, Arroyo moves to halt drive against polls, by Barbara Mae Dacanay,
May 11, 2001, Gulf News, Filipino-Chinese traders deny funding failed 'coup attempt', by Barbara Mae Dacanay,

May 15, 2001, Inquirer, Tension grips Quezon town, by Delfin T. Mallari Jr.,

May 18, 2001, The Philippine Star, Sayyaf regroups as soldiers recalled for poll duties,

May 19, 2001, The Philippine Star, Sayyaf regroups as soldiers recalled for poll duties,

May 23, 2001, Inquirer News Service, Pearl Farm attacked, by Jowel F. Canuday,

May 24, 2001, Gulf News, Abu Sayyaf rebels raid resort, kill two, by Barbara Mae Dacanay,
May 24, 2001, Inquirer News Service, Pearl Farm raiders on the run; Military rules out Abu Sayyaf, ,y Jowel F. Canuday and Jonathan F. Ma,
May 24, 2001, Thomas Crosbie BreakingNews, Two left dead after gang attacks tourist resort,

May 25, 2001, Inquirer News Service, 2 soldiers, 5 bandits slain, by Allan A. Nawal,

May 26, 2001, CNN News, 20 people abducted in southern Philippines
May 26, 2001, CNN News, Raiders nab 20 at Philippines resort
May 26, 2001, Gulf News, Abu Sayyaf group kidnaps 40 boat passengers, by Al Jacinto,
May 26, 2001, Inquirer News Service, Bandits hijack Basilan ferry, hold 4 crewmen hostage,
May 26, 2001, Inquirer News Service, 6 die in Basilan capitol shootout,
May 26, 2001, Inquirer News Service, Leaders deny split in MNLF despite ouster of Nur Misuari, by Cynthia D. Balana,

May 27, 2001, BBC News, Philippines hostage search begins,
May 27, 2001, CNN News, In Depth: Abu Sayyaf,
May 27, 2001, CNN News, Philippines raiders nab 20 resort hostages,
May 27, 2001, CNN News, Military pursues Philippines resort raiders,
May 27, 2001, BBC News, Analysis: Philippines kidnapping 'industry',
May 27, 2001, The Philippine Star, Sayyaf Rebels Seize 20 From Palawan Resort, by Christina Mendez And Paolo Romero,
May 27, 2001, Gulf News, Seven die as troops clash with gunmen, by Al Jacinto and Barbara Mae Dacanay,
May 27, 2001, Gulf News, Rebels take four hostages, free 26, by Al Jacinto and Noralyn Mustafa,
May 27, 2001, Inquirer News Service, Bandits abduct 20 in Palawan resort, by Jofelle P. Tesorio and Geraldford Ticke,
May 27, 2001, Inquirer News Service, Malaysia on high alert for kidnappers,
May 27, 2001, Inquirer News Service, Was Buan a walk-in spy?, by Carlito Pablo,
May 27, 2001, Inquirer News Service, President's husband claims Sayyaf behind resort,
May 27, 2001, Inquirer News Service, Pearl Farm raiders kill local resident, by Allan A. Nawal,
May 27, 2001, Thomas Crosbie BreakingNews, Tourists taken hostage in Philippines,

May 28, 2001, CNN News, Tourism damaged by crisis,
May 28, 2001, BBC News, Filipino rebel group claim kidnappings,
May 28, 2001, USA Today, Muslim extremists claim kidnappings from resort,
May 28, 2001, Los Angeles Times / KCBS Channel2000.com, SoCal Man Among Hostages In Philippin es,
May 28, 2001, The Washington Post, Gunmen Seize Tourists At Philippine Resort, by Rajiv Chandrasekaran,
May 28, 2001, Gulf News, Manila downplays resort attack impact. by Gilbert Felongco,
May 28, 2001, Gulf News, Gunmen seize 20 in Philippines island resort, by Gilbert Felongco,
May 28, 2001, The Philippine Star, Sayyaf rebels seize 20 from Palawan resort, by Christina Mendez And Paolo Romero,
May 28, 2001, Inquirer 10:53 PM (Manila Time) , Security reinforced in resorts, by Martin P. Marfil, Rocky Nazareno and TJ Burgonio,
May 28, 2001, Inquirer, 11:29 PM (Manila Time), 'They struck so fast … nobody knew what happened',
May 28, 2001, The [San Mateo County] Daily Journal, Philippine kidnapping: Victim's wife didn't know he was in Manila,

May 29, 2001, BBC News, Philippine rebels threaten hostages,
May 29, 2001, The Philippine Star, Abu Sayyaf, Part II - Sketches by Ana Marie Pamintuan,
May 29, 2001, The Philippine Star, Here they come again: What happened to ‘all-out’ war on the Abu Sayyaf? By the Way, by Max V. Soliven,
May 29, 2001, The Philippine Star, AFP: Vigilantes vs Sayyaf welcome, by Paolo Romero,
May 29, 2001, The Washington Post, Muslim Rebel Group in Philippines Acknowledges Latest Hostage-Taking, by Rajiv Chandrasekaran,
May 29, 2001, Gulf News, Gulf News says; Abu Sayyaf strikes again,
May 29, 2001, Gulf News, Army set to launch rescue mission, by Gilbert Felongco and Al Jacinto,
May 29, 2001, Gulf News, American hostage appeals for talks with Abu Sayyaf, by Al Jacinto and Barbara Mae Dacanay,
May 29, 2001, Gulf News, Tourists leaving Palawan, by Jasmin Arguiza and Barbara Mae Dacanay,
May 29, 2001, Gulf News, Arroyo vows to crush Abu Sayyaf kidnappers, by Barbara Mae Dacanay and Gilbert Felongco,
May 29, 2001, The Philippine Star, P100-M bounty offered for capture of bandits: Sayyaf slips through naval blockade,
May 29, 2001, Inquirer News Service, GMA to Sayyaf: Force with force, by Julie Alipala-Inot, Jonathan F. Ma and Martin P. Marfil,
May 29, 2001, Inquirer News Service, Stock index falls below 1,400 level,
May 29, 2001, Inquirer News Service, Roco offers 2 cents worth on kidnapping, by Blanche Rivera and Armand Nocum,
May 29, 2001, Inquirer News Service, Protests hound legislators
May 29, 2001, Inquirer News Service, Estrada son asks Sandigan: Exclude me from plunder, by Donna S. Cueto,
May 29, 2001, Inquirer News Service, Subic chief cries harassment, by Michael Lim Ubac,
May 29, 2001, Inquirer News Service, Bishops to oil firms: Give poor a break, by Norman Bordadora,
May 29, 2001, Inquirer News Service, Lacson wants probe of charges stopped, by Rocky Nazareno,
May 29, 2001, Inquirer News Service, Army battalion back in Mindoro, by Carlito Pablo,
May 29, 2001, Sun Star, Sayyaf owns abduction of 20 tourists,
May 29, 2001, Thomas Crosbie Breaking News, Extremists admit kidnapping island tourists,
May 29, 2001, Thomas Crosbie BreakingNews, Extremists threaten to kill hostages,

May 30, 2001, CNN News, Hide and seek search for kidnappers,
May 30, 2001, BBC News, US offers help in hostage crisis,
May 30, 2001, Gulf News, Security beefed up at five tourist spots, by Barbara Mae Dacanay and Jasmin Arquiza,
May 30, 2001, Gulf News, Concerns rise over upsurge in vigilantism, by Gilbert Felongco,May 30, 2001, Gulf News, Release hostages or face bullets, Arroyo warns kidnappers, by Barbara Mae Dacanay,
May 30, 2001, The Philippine Star, Zamboanga City radioman slain, by Roel Pareño,
May 30, 2001, The Philippine Star, MILF also ready to hunt down Sayyaf, by John Unson,
May 30, 2001, The Manila Times, US steps up hostage role FBI men to check Americans' plight, by Maritess Fernandez and Julmunir Jannaral Al Haj,
May 30, 2001, Sun Star Zamboanga, Sayyaf not yet in Basilan, Sulu: military,
May 30, 2001, Inquirer News Service, DOJ scraps unit for defying order to go after Honasan, by Rocky Nazareno,
May 30, 2001, Inquirer News Service, US naval force arrives in RP,
May 30, 2001, Inquirer News Service, Military declares open season on Abu S ayyaf, by Carlito Pablo,
May 30, 2001, Inquirer News Service, S enators raise alarm over bounty, vigilantes, by Carlito Pablo,
May 30, 2001, Inquirer News Service, Senators express guarded support for blackout, by Martin Marfil, Juliet Javellana, Carlito Pablo and Armand Nocum,
May 30, 2001, Inquirer News Service, Journalists can still cover operations, by Martin Marfil, Juliet Javellana, Carlito Pablo and Armand Nocum,
May 30, 2001, Inquirer News Service, GMA warns kidnappers 'a rain of bullets', by Martin P. Marfil,
May 30, 2001, Inquirer News Service, Just a ‘blip’ in RP recovery—GMA, by Juliet Labog-Javellana,
May 30, 2001, Inquirer News Service, Military declares open season on Abu Sayyaf, by Carlito Pablo,
May 30, 2001, Inquirer News Service, Where are Dos Palmas hostages?, by Carlito Pablo,
May 30, 2001, Inquirer News Service, Palawan chopper crash blamed on engine failure,
May 30, 2001, Inquirer News Service, Army chief defends intelligence units, by Julie Alipala-Inot and Jonathan F. Ma,
May 30, 2001, Inquirer News Service, Tourism secretary upbeat despite abductions, by Juliet Labog-Javellana,
May 30, 2001, Inquirer News Service, Senators raise alarm over bounty, vigilantes, by Carlito Pablo,
May 30, 2001, Inquirer News Service, Abu Sayyaf at Mapun Island—Armed Forces, by Julie Alipala-Inot and Jonathan F. Ma,
May 30, 2001, Inquirer News Service, Just a ‘blip’ in RP recovery—GMA, by Juliet Labog-Javellana,
May 30, 2001, Inquirer News Service, US offers help in tracking Abu, by Martin P. Marfil,
May 30, 2001, Inquirer News Service, Broadcaster shot dead in Zamboanga, by Jonathan F. Ma and Julie Alipala-Inot,
May 30, 2001, Inquirer News Service, 'It's possible (Abu Sayyaf) have reached Sulu,' says AFP, by Carlito Pablo,
May 30, 2001, Inquirer News Service, Ramos, MILF caution gov't against vigilantes, by T.J. Burgonio, Carlito Pablo and Armand N. Nocum,
May 30, 2001, Inquirer News Service, Estrada backs Macapagal vs Palawan hostage takers, by Donna Cueto and Leoncio Balbin Jr.,
May 30, 2001, Inquirer News Service, Malacañang defends news blackout, by Martin P. Marfil and Carlito Pablo,
May 30, 2001, Inquirer News Service, News blackout on rescue efforts, by Martin Marfil, Juliet Javellana, Carlito Pablo and Armand Nocum,
May 30, 2001, Inquirer News Service, Ramos, MILF caution gov't against vigilantes, by T. J. Burgonio, Carlito Pablo and Armand N. Nocum,
May 30, 2001, Inquirer News Service, Military declares open season on Abu Sayyaf, by Carlito Pablo,
May 30, 2001, Inquirer News Service, Senators raise alarm over bounty, vigilantes, by Carlito Pablo,
May 30, 2001, Inquirer Op-Ed, Isolate them, by Conrado de Quiros,
May 30, 2001, Inquirer Editorial, Folly of payoffs,
May 30, 2001, Inquirer Op-Ed, Appeasement encouraged Palawan kidnapping, by Neal H. Cruz,

May 31, 2001, BBC News, Philippine military pursues kidnappers,
May 31, 2001, BBC News, 'Hostages hit' in Philippines clash,
May 31, 2001, AP / Lubbock Avalanche-Journal, Hostages reportedly seen in grenade-laden boat,
May 31, 2001, Gulf News, Four rebel leaders blamed for abduction, by Raffy Jiminez and Barbara Mae Dacanay,
May 31, 2001, Gulf News, MILF offers to negotiate with rebels, by Gilbert Felongco,
May 31, 2001, Gulf News, Four rebel leaders blamed for abduction, by Raffy Jiminez and Barbara Mae Dacanay,
May 31, 2001, The Philippine Star, Military still in the dark on hostages
May 31, 2001, The Philippine Star, MILF also ready to hunt down Sayyaf, by John Unson,
May 31, 2001, Inquirer News Service, Macapagal-Arroyo prays for hostages' safety,
May 31, 2001, Inquirer News Service, US naval force arrives in RP,
May 31, 2001, Inquirer News Service, Ramos sees bleak future for tourism industry, by T.J. Burgonio,
May 31, 2001, Inquirer News Service, Tourism secretary remains optimistic,
May 31, 2001, INQ7 Editorial, Blackout,

June 1, 2001, CNN News, Abu Sabaya interview transcript,
June 1, 2001, BBC News, Philippine troops battle kidnappers,
June 1, 2001, BBC News, Who are the Abu Sayyaf?,
June 1, 2001, Reuters / The China Post, Philippines says ready to attack rebel hideout,
June 1, 2001, Reuters / Gulf News, Philippine rebels say two hostages killed in fighting,
June 1, 2001, The Washington Post, Military, Hostage-Takers Clash; 2 Captives Hit by Gunfire in Philippines, Rebel Leader Says, 576 words,
June 1, 2001, Gulf News, Speculation rife over U.S. role in rescue plans, by Barbara Mae Dacanay and Regina Bengco
June 1, 2001, Gulf News, Hostages' kin try to contact Abu Sayyaf, by Barbara Mae Dacanay
June 1, 2001, The Philippine Star, US, DFA: No foreign intervention vs Abu,
June 1, 2001, Reuters / Gulf News, Philippine rebels say two hostages killed in fighting
June 1, 2001, Agence France Presse, Philippine military confirms battle with Abu Sayyaf,
June 1, 2001, Agence France Presse, Gov't troops clash with Abu Sayyaf kidnappers,
June 1, 2001, Agence France Presse, Jungle terrain hampers hunt for bandits,
June 1, 2001, Agence France Presse, Chinese embassy demands release of 34 fishermen,
June 1, 2001, AFP with INQ7.net, 7 civilians, 14 soldiers injured in Basilan,
June 1, 2001, INQ7, Still no ransom demand from Abu Sayyaf, says Palace, By Lira Dalangin,
June 1, 2001, INQ7, 2 civilians wounded as troops overrun Abu lair in Basilan, by Fe B. Zamora,
June 1, 2001, INQ7, Estrada should attend wife's oath taking, says la wyer, By Erwin Oliva,
June 1, 2001, INQ7, with AFP, Military 'quarantines' Basilan, deploys 2,000 more troops,
June 1, 2001, INQ7, Namfrel pushes for automated ARMM elections, By Erwin Oliva,
June 1, 2001, INQ7, Abu Sayyaf kin in MILF helping them hide: Golez, By Lira Dalangin,
June 1, 2001, INQ7, Abu Sayyaf, hostages in Basilan set to join up with Jolo group, by Fe B. Zamora,
June 1, 2001, INQ7.net, Abu Sayyaf tries to flee; military intensifies ops, By Dart Tiglao,
June 1, 2001, INQ7.net with AFP, Abu Sabaya’s claims could be a mere ruse, officials say,
June 1, 2001, INQ7, No presence of bandits, hostages in Jolo: local officials,
June 1, 2001, INQ7, Lift news blackout on Abu crisis: Ople,
June 1, 2001, INQ7 with AFP, 2 soldiers killed, 7 wounded in battle with kidnappers,
June 1, 2001, INQ7, 2 hostages reportedly hit in clash with gov't troops
June 1, 2001, INQ7 Palace asked not to meddle in choice of Senate president,
June 1, 2001, INQ7, Gov't appoints military intermediary to talk with Abu, by Lira Dalangin,
June 1, 2001, INQ7, Gov't cannot stop military operations vs Abu: Tiglao,
June 1, 2001, INQ7, Military to build up forces in northeastern Basilan,
June 1, 2001, INQ7, Military confirms casualties in fight against kidnappers,
June 1, 2001, INQ7, 'Military ops will kill us,' says Abu hostage Ganzon,
June 1, 2001, Inquirer News Service, Who wants to be a millionaire?,
June 1, 2001, Inquirer News Service, Papal envoy here to mark 50 years of Vatican-RP ties,June 1, 2001, Inquirer News Service, Abu not near Cagayan de Tawi-Tawi—Adan, by Carlito Pablo, Julie Alipala-Inot and Jonathan F. Ma,
June 1, 2001, Inquirer News Service, Palace open to mediators but not negotiators, by Carlito Pablo, Julie Alipala-Inot and Jonathan F. Ma,
June 1, 2001, Inquirer News Service, Investors make up for lack of tourists, says tourism chief, (6/1/01) by Norman Bordadora,
June 1, 2001, Inquirer News Service, Widow lists 30 suspects in radio man's slay, by Julie Alipala-Inot,
June 1, 2001, Inquirer News Service, 1,000 families flee from gov't assault on Abu Sayyaf, by Julie Alipala-Inot, Jonathan F. Ma and Carlito Pablo,
June 1, 2001, Inquirer News Service, 'Unthinkable' MILF says on aiding Abu Sayyaf, by Julie Alipala-Inot, Jonathan F. Ma and Carlito Pablo,
June 1, 2001, Inquirer News Service, Biazon: Gag Palace spokesperson, by Martin Marfil, Armand Nocum and Stella Gonzales,
June 1, 2001, Inquirer News Service, More aircraft, forces to be sent; intermediary appointed, by Julie Alipala-Inot, Jonathan F. Ma and Carlito Pablo,
June 1, 2001, Inquirer News Service, No ransom policy validated: Palace, by Juliet Labog-Javellana, Jonathan F. Ma and TJ Burgonio,
June 1, 2001, Inquirer News Service, Dos Palmas hostages reported in Basilan, by Carlito Pablo, Julie Alipala-Inot and Jonathan F. Ma,
June 1, 2001, Inquirer News Service, Soldiers face warrior class, by Carlito Pablo,
June 1, 2001, Inquirer News Service, Abu not near Cagayan de Tawi-Tawi—Adan, by Carlito Pablo, Julie Alipala-Inot and Jonathan F. Ma,
June 1, 2001, Inquirer News Service, From Sipadan to Palawan: Abu Sayyaf strikes again, by Noralyn Mustafa,
June 1, 2001, Inquirer News Service, Poachers, not kidnappers, by Geraldford P. Ticke and Jofelle Tesorio,
June 1, 2001, Inquirer News Service, US warplanes leave, by Tonette Orejas,
June 1, 2001, Inquirer News Service, More aircraft, forces to be sent; intermediary appointed, by Julie Alipala-Inot, Jonathan F. Ma and Carlito Pablo,

June 5, 2001, BBC News, Philippines army clashes with rebels,
June 5, 2001, Gulf News, Freed captives paid $200,000 each - claim, by Al Jacinto and Barbara Mae Dacanay,
June 5, 2001, Gulf News, Proposal of state of emergency under study, by Barbara Mae Dacanay,
June 5, 2001, Gulf News, Fishermen reject military's claim about blockades, by Jasmin Arquiza,
June 5, 2001, The Philippine Star, Battle versus Sayyaf spreads to airwaves,
June 5, 2001, The Philippine Star, MILF to refuse aid to Sayyaf,
June 5, 2001, Inquirer News Service, 'Failure of command' says retired officer, by Julie Alipala-Inot, Carlito Pablo and Martin P. Marfil,
June 5, 2001, Inquirer News Service, Diplomatic corps: Abu Sayyaf is "temporary problem"--Golez, by Julie Alipala-Inot, Carlito Pablo and Martin P. Marfil,
June 5, 2001, Inquirer News Service, Romero kin paid P10M, says Basilan governor, by Dona Pazzibugan and Carlito Pablo,
June 5, 2001, Inquirer News Service, New fighting erupts; 2 more soldiers killed, By Julie Alipala-Inot, Carlito Pablo and Martin P. Marfil,
June 5, 2001, Inquirer News Service, President ponders between martial law, state of emergency, by Martin P. Marfil and Cathy Yamsuan,
June 5, 2001, Inquirer News Service, US serviceman lost in Pinatubo, by Tonette Orejas,
June 5, 2001, Inquirer News Service, Romero kin paid P10M, says Basilan governor, by Dona Pazzibugan and Carlito Pablo,
June 5, 2001, Inquirer News Service, New fighting erupts; 2 more soldiers killed, By Julie Alipala-Inot, Carlito Pablo and Martin P. Marfil,
June 5, 2001, Inquirer News Service, President ponders between martial law, state of emergency, by Martin P. Marfil and Cathy Yamsuan,
June 5, 2001, Inquirer News Service, Ragtag band running circles around military,
June 5, 2001, Inquirer News Service, Bandits, hostages vanish, by Julie Alipala-Inot, Jonathan F. Ma and Carlito Pablo,
June 5, 2001, Inquirer News Service, Bandits rode slow boat to Basilan, say fishermen, by Geraldford P. Ticke and Jofelle Tesorio,
June 5, 2001, Inquirer News Service, Enrile: Yes to martial law, by Carlito Pablo, Martin Marfil and Armand Nocum,
June 5, 2001, Inquirer News Service, Palace denies attempt to muzzle radio station, by Martin P. Marfil,
June 5, 2001, Inquirer News Service, Amanpulo was original target of Abu Sayyaf, by Juliet L. Javellana,
June 5, 2001, Inquirer News Service, MILF may be helping Abus, says AFP spokesperson, by Julie Alipala-Inot, Jonathan F. Ma and Carlito Pablo,
June 5, 2001, Inquirer News Service, Macapagal orders release of funds for soldiers, by Julie Alipala-Inot, Jonathan F. Ma and Carlito Pablo,
June 5, 2001, INQ7, Military reshuffle looms amid failure to nab bandits, By Lira Dalangin,
June 5, 2001, INQ7, Military may be forced to engage MILF in Tuburan,
June 5, 2001, INQ7, Military, Abu Sayyaf clash near Tuburan town,
June 5, 2001, INQ7, Abu Sayyaf fled with medicines, Medical workers from hospital,
June 5, 2001, INQ7, Death of two hostages pained GMA,
June 5, 2001, INQ7, Macapagal's all-out war on Abu gets CHR vote of confidence,
June 5, 2001, INQ7, Lamitan open, news blackout in Tuburan, says Macapagal,
June 5, 2001, INQ7, State of emergency Congress' call: President,
June 5, 2001, INQ7, Reyes agrees to checkpoints, curfew in Basilan,
June 5, 2001, INQ7, President appeals to public to understand, support military,
June 5, 2001, INQ7, Iranians, Lebanese involved in Abu kidnapping: report,
June 5, 2001, INQ7, 'Mastermind' in Dacer case to be charged, says NBI chief,
June 5, 2001, INQ7, 2 more soldiers reportedly slain in new clash with bandits,
June 5, 2001, INQ7, 'Don't blame us for your failures,' says MILF,
June 5, 2001, INQ7, Gov't talks, fights with Abu Sayyaf: military, by Dart Tiglao,
June 5, 2001, INQ7, State of emergency proposal not a gov’t priority: Golez,
June 5, 2001, INQ7, Abu Sayyaf contacts gov't intermediary,
June 5, 2001, INQ7, Former negotiator denies hand in ransom for escapees,
June 5, 2001, Agence France-Presse, Basilan governor says ransom paid for Romero,
June 5, 2001, Agence France-Presse, Govt rejects Abu Sayyaf political demands,

June 8, 2001, CNN News, Philippine kidnappers split up to evade troops,
June 8, 2001, The Washington Post, World; In Brief,
June 08, 2001, New York Times, U.S. Hostages Threatened,
June 8, 2001, Gulf News, Arroyo rejects Abu Sayyaf offer of negotiations, by Barbara Mae Dacanay and Al Jacinto
June 8, 2001, The Manila Times, WB grants RP $2.4M for Mindanao,
June 8, 2001, The Manila Times, Bandits split into 2 groups; elude cordon, by Johnna Villaviray and Jeanette Andrade,

June 9, 2001, Associated Press, Catholic priest turns to guns to ward off Philippines' Abu Sayyaf,
June 9, 2001, Gulf News, Escaped guard recounts kidnap ordeal, by Barbara Mae Dacanay,
June 9, 2001, Gulf News, U.S. diplomats refuse to pay ransom, by Barbara Mae Dacanay,
June 9, 2001, Gulf News, Court orders arrest of Abu Sayyaf leaders, by Barbara Mae Dacanay,
June 9, 2001, Gulf News, Gulf News says: Kidnapping should stop,
June 9, 2001, The Philippine Star, Sayyaf rejects prisoner swap,
June 9, 2001, The Manila Times, Kidnapping for ransom up 26%, by Marian Trinidad,
June 9, 2001, The Manila Times, Produce Estradas for bail hearings, PNP told, by Roda Gallano,
June 9, 2001, The Manila Times, Aetas guide missing US sailor to Clark
June 9, 2001, The Manila Times, MILF wanted to help – Kabalu, by Johnna Villaviray,
June 9, 2001, Associated Press, Catholic priest turns to guns to ward off Philippines' Abu Sayyaf,

June 10, 2001, CNN News, Clock ticking for Philippine hostages,
June 10, 2001, BBC News, Confusion over Philippines hostages,
June 10, 2001, Gulf News Abu Sayyaf won't 'behead hostages', by Al Jacinto and Barbara Mae Dacanay,
June 10, 2001, Gulf News, More troops sent to Basilan, by Al Jacinto and Raffy Jiminez,
June 10, 2002, The Philippine Star, Arroyo sees more RP-US war games,
June 10, 2001, Inquirer News Service, 2 Abu suspects slain in Basilan, by Julie Alipala-Inot and....
June 10, 2001, Inquirer News Service, Libya offers help in hostage crisis, by Christine Avendaño,
June 10, 2001, Inquirer News Service, MILF criticizes latest gov’'t offer of amnesty, by Allan Nawal,
June 10, 2001, Inquirer News Service, MNLF nixes independent state, by Charlie C. Señase,
June 10, 2001, Inquirer News Service, Libya offers help in hostage crisis, by Christine Avendaño,
June 10, 2001, INQ7, Gov't studying proposal relocating Palace to Mindanao,
June 10, 2001, INQ7, Cayetano: Charter change will divide the nation,
June 10, 2001, INQ7, MNLF men clash with Abu Sayyaf bandits in Jolo,
June 10, 2001, INQ7 with AFP, Libya supports no-ransom policy, slams Abu terrorism,
June 10, 2001, INQ7, Beware of 'brokers,' military warns kin of Abu hostages,
June 10, 2001, INQ7, Gov't firm on policy vs Abu; Castillo stays as intermediary,
June 10, 2001, INQ7, Soldiers kill 2 Abus, nab 3 others in Basilan,
June 10, 2001, INQ7, Blast hurts 3 in Zambo City; authorities rule out Abu angle,
July 10, 2001, INQ7.net , Al Harakatul al Islamiya:The Beginnings of Abu Sayyaf , by Fe B. Zamora,
July 10, 2001, INQ7.net, Edwin Angeles: The spywho came in from the cold,
June 10, 2001, Agence France-Presse, American hostages in peril as deadline set to end,
June 10, 2001, Agence France-Presse, Macapagal calls on Libya leader to help free hostages,
June 10, 2001, Thomas Crosbie BreakingNews, Deadline approaches for hostages,

June 11, 2001, CNN News, Philippine kidnappers snatch new captives,
June 11, 2001, CNN News, Philippine kidnappers: 'U.S. hostage beheaded',
June 11, 2001, CNN News, Kidnappers call off hostage beheading threat,
June 11, 2001, BBC News, Rebels renew beheading threat,
June 11, 2001, BBC News, Philippines offer averts beheading,
June 11, 2001, BBC News, US hostage 'killed',
June 11, 2001, BBC News, Analysis: Negotiating with the Abu Sayyaf,
June 11, 2001, The Philippine Star, Libya's Gadhaffi offers help to end Sayyaf hostage crisis,
June 11, 2001, The Philippine Star, Abus defer execution of American hostages, by Roel Pareño,
June 11, 2001, The Philippine Star, Lamitan battle a cover for ransom payment?
June 11, 2001, Gulf News, Libya ready to help settle hostage crisis, by Barbara Mae Dacanay,
June 11, 2001, Gulf News, Abu Sayyaf deadline passes without beheadings, by Barbara Mae Dacanay and Raffy Jimenez,

June 12, 2001, CNN News, Timeline: Hostage crisis in the Philippines
June 12, 2001, CNN News, Hostage campaign intensifies,
June 12, 2001, CNN News, Philippine hostage campaign intensifies,
*June 12, 2001, CNN News, Philippines wary of beheading claim,
June 12, 2001, CNN News, Abu Sayyaf beheading claims condemned,
June 12, 2001, CNN News, Torso found, sources say,
June 12, 2001, The Washington Post, Rebels Claim to Kill U.S. Hostage; Alleged Beheading Termed Philippine Independence Day 'Gift', by Rajiv Chandrasekaran, 700+ words,
June 12, 2001, New York Times / Associated Press, Filipino Rebels Claim to Have Beheaded American,
June 12, 2001, BBC News, US hostage 'beheaded',
June 12, 2001, BBC News, Hostage 'beheading' condemned,
June 12, 2001, Gulf News, Rebels leave trail of destruction in Tairin, by Al Jacinto and Barbara Mae Dacanay,
June 12, 2001, Gulf News, Arroyo accedes to Abu Sayyaf demands, by Barbara Mae Dacanay,
June 12, 2001, The Philippine Star, Police called in to fight Sayyaf, by Jaime Laude and Christina Mendez,

June 13, 2001, CNN News, Philippines hostage crisis escalates,
June 13, 2001, CNN News, Philippine hostage campaign intensifies,
July 13, 2001, CNN News, Arroyo starts fresh offensive for kidnappers,
June 13, 2001, New York Times, No Sign of American Held in Philippines,
June 13, 2001, The Washington Post, Rebels Threaten More Killings; Philippine Military Says American Is Dead, by Rajiv Chandrasekaran,
June 13, 2001, Christian Science Monitor, Philippine rebel challenge to US: The Abu Sayyaf claimed for the first time to have killed a foreigner - a Peruvian-born American, by Simon Ingram,
June 13, 2001, BBC News, Philippines bodies identified,
June 13, 2001, The Philippine Star, Sabaya claims they beheaded American
June 13, 2001, Gulf News, Malaysia backs off from role in hostage talks, by Barbara Mae Dacanay,
June 13, 2001, Gulf News, Hostage beheaded, claims Abu Sayyaf, by Al Jacinto,
June 13, 2001, Thomas Crosbie BreakingNews, Two beheaded Filipinos found in hunt for rebels,

June 14, 2001, CNN News, More troops to hunt Abu Sayyaf,
June 14, 2001, CNN News, Arroyo sends more troops to find Abu Sayyaf,
June 14, 2001, The Washington Post, Philippine President Vows To Crush Hostage-Takers; Military Casts Doubt on Claim Rebels Beheaded U.S. Man, by Rajiv Chandrasekaran, 700+ words,
June 14, 2001, Gulf News, Rebels' execution claim a bluff – army, by Al Jacinto and....
June 14, 2001, Gulf News, Arroyo rules out talks with Abu Sayyaf bandits, by Barbara Mae Dacanay,
June 14, 2001, The Philippine Star, Sobero beheading a bluff,
June 14, 2001, Inquirer News Service, Wife says Sobero ran off with girlfriend in RP, by Martin P. Marfil,
June 14, 2001, Inquirer News Service, 2 hostages released after payment of P10M, by Alex M. Young...
June 14, 2001, Inquirer News Service, Jobless ranks increase, by Doris C. Dumlao,
June 14, 2001, Inquirer News Service, Abu Sayyaf offers P50,000 monthly pay to recruits, by Alexander M. Young,
June 14, 2001, Inquirer News Service, Agui slay forces gov’t to suspend peace talks, by Juliet Javellana and Carlito Pablo,
June 14, 2001, Inquirer News Service, Police chief raises doubts on Singaporean’s abduction, by Nelson Flores,
June 14, 2001, Inquirer News Service, Abus eyed in hijacking of Malaysian vessel, by Martin P. Marfil and Carlito Pablo,
June 14, 2001, Inquirer News Service, 2 hostages released after payment of P10M, by Alex M. Young and Julie Alipala-Inot,

June 15, 2001, Los Angeles Times, Philippine Rebels' Main Cause Is Cash, by Richard C. Paddock,
June 15, 2001, The Washington Post, Philippines Steps Up Hunt for Guerrillas, 381 words,
June 15, 2001, New York Times Editorial, Manila Says No More Talking With Rebels,
June 15, 2001, The Philippine Star, Have gun, cash, will travel for new Sayyaf recruits,
June 15, 2001, Gulf News, Government calls off talks with Abu Sayyaf, by Barbara Mae Dacanay, Al Jacinto Noralyn Mustafa,
June 15, 2001, Gulf News, U.S. hostage, Muslim cleric are still alive, by Al Jacinto, Barbara Mae Dacanay and Regina Bengco,
June 15, 2001, Inquirer News Service, Military says Abu freed no hostages,
June 15, 2001, Inquirer News Service, Continue peace talks in Oslo, gov't urged, by Villamor Visaya Jr., Juliet Javellana, Ayan Mellejor and Allan Nawal,
June 15, 2001, Inquirer News Service, Singson brokering Abu chief' surrender, by Alexander M. Young, Julie Alipala-Inot,
June 15, 2001, Inquirer News Service, Top officials to form anti-crime 'superbody', by Christine Avendaño
June 15, 2001, Inquirer News Service, Iligan blast kills 2,

June 16, 2001, CNN News, Three Philippine hostages freed,
June 16, 2001, CNN News, Three Abu Sayyaf hostages freed in Philippines,
June 16, 2001, Gulf News, Doctor denies paying ransom to Abu Sayyaf, by Barbara Mae Dacanay and Alex Young,
June 16, 2001, Gulf News, Sobero fate still a mystery, by Barbara Mae Dacanay,June 16, 2001, Gulf News, Arroyo 'seriously considering' Andang surrender feeler, by Barbara Mae Dacanay and Noralyn Mustafa,
June 16, 2001, INQ7, Freed hostage says foreign negotiators good for captives,
June 16, 2001, INQ7, Hostage freed for P6M ransom as doctor brokers pay-off: source, by Fe B. Zamora,
June 16, 2001, INQ7, Khadafy Janjalani dead, confirms Basilan Governor,
June 16, 2001, INQ7, Malacañang statement on the release of three hostages,
June 16, 2001, INQ7, Freed Muslim cleric whole but beaten black and blue, by Dart Tiglao,
June 16, 2001, INQ7, Abu Sabaya to surrender if Robot arrest goes well: report,
June 16, 2001, INQ7, Relatives hopeful Sobero still alive after phone call,
June 16, 2001, INQ7, US eyes military action on Abu for allegedly beheading Sobero,
June 16, 2001, INQ7, Malacañang eyes troop pullout in Sulu with Robot surrender, by Lira Dalangin,
June 16, 2001, INQ7, Robot surrender in 72 hours, says former Ilocos governor, by Fe B. Zamora,
June 16, 2001, Agence France - Presse, 3 more hostages freed, still no sign of Americans,
June 16, 2001, Agence France - Presse, Abu Sayyaf frees three hostages,
June 16, 2001, Agence France - Presse, Bishops back killing of bandits to free hostages,
June 16, 2001, Agence France - Presse, Gov’t moves to save peace talks with communist rebels, by Cecil Morella,
June 16, 2001, Agence France - Presse, Hostages' kin warned against fake mediators,
June 16, 2001, Agence France - Presse, Military has not seen Sobero in Abu Sayyaf sightings,
June 16, 2001, Agence France - Presse, US State Department warns citizens on Philippin e travels,

June 17, 2001, Knight Ridder/Tribune News Service, Abu Sayyaf taunts Philippine government, threatens holy war,, by Pedro Ruz Gutierrez,
June 17, 2001, The Philippine Star, 2 Abu hostages freed, by Roel Pareño,
June 17, 2001, Gulf News, U.S. captives 'badly hurt' in Lamitan, by Regina Bengco and Alex Young,
June 17, 2001, Abu Sayyaf frees three hostages as 'goodwill gesture', by Barbara Mae Dacanay and Al Jacinto,
June 17, 2001, Gulf News, Janjalani 'killed in clashes with troops', by Al Jacinto and Barbara Mae Dacanay,

June 18, 2001, CNN News, Arroyo says no compromise with Abu Sayyaf,
July 18, 2001, CNN News, Crackdown nets Abu Sayyaf supporters,
June 18, 2001, BBC News, Philippines US hostage believed dead,
June 18, 2001, The Philippine Star, Arroyo to visit Palawan, Basilan today, by Roel Pareño,
June 18, 2001, Gulf News, UAE's hotline system model for Manila, by Gilbert Felongco,
June 18, 2001, Gulf News, Security tightened for Arroyo visit, by Al Jacinto and Gilbert Felongco,
June 18, 2001, Thomas Crosbie BreakingNews, Philippines officials believe US hostage is dead,

June 19, 2001, CNN News, Philippine military 'closing in on kidnappers',
June 19, 2001, BBC News, Philippine army 'to take on rebels',
June 19, 2001, BBC News, Hope for Philippines' Muslim conflict,
June 19, 2001, The Philippine Star, GMA warns vs ransom deals, by Roel Pareño,
June 19, 2001, The Philippine Star, 'Sobero dead, Janjalani alive'
June 19, 2001, Gulf News, Three U.S. hostages in Jolo, by Alex Young and Barbara Mae Dacanay,
June 19, 2001, Gulf News, Arroyo vows to keep up offensive against rebels, by Al Jacinto and Gilbert Felongco,

June 20, 2001, New York Times, Philippines Kidnappings Draw Little Attention in U.S., by Brian Knowlton,
June 20, 2001, BBC News, Hope for Philippines' Muslim conflict,
June 20, 2001, Gulf News, Military offers safe passage to Andang, by Barbara Mae Dacanay and Raffy Jimenez,
June 20, 2001, The Philippine Star, Military says it is closing in on Sayyaf kidnappers,

June 21, 2001,New York Times, Asia: Philippines: Peace Talks With Muslims
June 21, 2001, The Philippine Star, Christian-Muslim Democracy and the Abu Sayyaf, From a Distance by Carmen N. Pedrosa,
June 21, 2001, Gulf News, Chinese father wants to hear voice of child, by Al Jacinto,
June 21, 2001, Gulf News, Sobero dead and buried – MILF, by Noralyn Mustafa,
June 21, 2001, Gulf News, Safe passage for mediator urged, by Barbara Mae Dacanay and Raffy Jimenez,

June 22, 2001, BBC News, Philippines peace deal signed,
June 22, 2001, Gulf News, Sobero beheaded in macabre ceremony, by Barbara Mae Dacanay and Raffy, Jimenez,
June 22, 2001, Gulf News, Manila open to talks with rebels, by Barbara Mae Dacanay and Noralyn, Mustafa,

June 23, 2001, CNN News, More headless bodies found in hostage hunt,
June 23, 2001, New York Times, Asia: Philippines: Peace Pact With Separatists ,
June 23, 2001, Gulf News, Huge ransoms paid for release of three Britons, by Gilbert Felongco,
June 23, 2001, Gulf News, Abu Sayyaf 'has released three hostages', by Barbara Mae Dacanay and Al Jacinto,
June 23, 2001, The Philippine Star, Sayyaf releases 3 Filipino captives,

June 24, 2001, Gulf News, Abu Sayyaf beheads two hostages, by Al Jacinto,
June 24, 2001, The Philippine Star, 2 Filipino hostages beheaded, by Roel Pareño,
June 24, 2001, The Philippine Star, Sayyaf founder 'Boy Iran' arrested in Zamboanga,
June 24, 2001, The Philippine Star, Metro safe from Sayyaf,

June 25, 2001, CNN News, 'Negotiators' reject kidnap demand,
June 25, 2001, CNN News, 'Negotiators' reject kidnap demand,
June 25, 2001, The Philippine Star, Sayyaf member falls near Southcom HeadQuarter, by Roel Pareño,
June 25, 2001, Gulf News, Manila wary of negotiators' motives, by Gilbert Felongco and Al Jacinto,
June 25, 2001, Thomas Crosbie BreakingNews, Rebel leader threatens to behead more hostages,

June 26, 2001, CNN News, Severed heads of Abu Sayyaf hostages found,
June 26, 2001, The Philippine Star, Sayyaf's Sabaya threatens to behead more hostages. by Roel Pareño,
June 26, 2002, The Philippine Star, Sabaya informer gets P5-M,
June 26, 2001, Gulf News, Rebels threaten to kill more hostages, by Al Jacinto and Gilbert Felongco,

June 27, 2001, Gulf News, Arroyo names crisis manager for Basilan, by Barbara Mae Dacanay,

June 28, 2001, CNN News, Philippine troops seize Abu Sayyaf guerrillas,
June 28, 2001, Gulf News, Raid on Manila complex nets Abu Sayyaf aide, by Barbara Mae Dacanay,
June 28, 2001, The Philippine Star, AFP bares Sayyaf plot to stage bombings in Metro,

June 29, 2001, Gulf News, Rebels plan to bomb Metro Manila areas, by Barbara Mae Dacanay and Raffy Jiminez,
June 29, 2001, The Philippine Star, Janjalani aide captured, by Roel Pareño,

June 30, 2001, Gulf News, Two soldiers killed in clashes with insurgents, by Al Jacinto,
June 30, 2001, Gulf News, Rebels demand $1m for two Americans, by Barbara Mae Dacanay and Regina Bengco,
June 30, 2001, The Philippine Star, Sayyaf eyes release of 2 more Pinoy hostages,

July 1, 2001, Gulf News, Search for freed hostages continues, by Al Jacinto and Noralyn Mustafa,
July 1, 2001, The Philippine Star, Sayyaf leader shot dead in escape try, by Roel Pareño,

July 2, 2001, Gulf News, MILF stronghold shelled despite deal, by Al Jacinto,
July 2, 2001, The Philippine Star, AFP spies report sightings of Abu hostages, by Roel Pareño,

July 3, 2001, New York Times, 2 Filipino Hostages Freed,
July 3, 2001, Gulf News, Rebels abort plan to free two hostages, by Alexander Young,

July 4, 2001, Gulf News, Abu Sayyaf threatens to attack Westerners, by Al Jacinto and Alex Young,
July 4, 2001, Gulf News, Arroyo pleased with release of hostages, by Barbara Mae Dacanay and Alex Young,
July 4, 2001, The Philippine Star, Two Sayyaf drug couriers nabbed,

July 6, 2001, CNN News, Arroyo promises to roll out "bold measures",
July 6, 2001, Gulf News, Freed hostage says she now values her family, by Barbara Mae Dacanay,
July 6, 2001, The Philippine Star, US missionaries leave Palawan due to Sayyaf threat,

July 7, 2001, Gulf News, Abu Sayyaf hostages seen in Basilan, by Al Jacinto and Alexander Young,
July 7, 2001, The Philippine Star, Troops zero in on Sayyaf lair as hostages are sighted,

July 8, 2001, Gulf News, Philippines Army commander in south replaced, by Al Jacinto,

July 9, 2001, CNN News, Timeline: Hostage crisis in the Philippines,
July 9, 2001, The Washington Post, Muslim Rebel Leader Seized in Philippines, 359 words,
July 9, 2001, The Philippine Star, Janjalani, Sabaya escape AFP's dragnet in Basilan, by Roel Pareño,
July 9, 2001, Gulf News, Abu Sabaya gives the slip to military, by Barbara Mae Dacanay with Noralyn Mustafa,
July 9, 2001, Gulf News, Issue of reported training of Filipinos by Taliban left to UN, by our Manila Bureau,
July 9, 2001, The Philippine Star, Bin Laden-Sayyaf connection,
July 9, 2001, Thomas Crosbie BreakingNews, Top leader of Philippines' guerrilla group arrested,

July 10, 2001, The Washington Post, Philippines Displays Prisoner; Army Calls Capture of Rebel Figure 'Great Setback' for Group, by Dolly Aglay, 614 words,
July 10, 2001, Gulf News, Arroyo sacks intelligence chief, by Gilbert Felongco,
July 10, 2001, Gulf News, Abu Sayyaf leader Sabdulla captured, by Barbara Mae Dacanay and Al Jacinto,
July 10, 2001, The Philippine Star, Sayyaf leader captured, by Roel Pareño,

July 11, 2001, Gulf News, Sabdulla capture seen as major victory for military, by Noralyn Mustafa,

July 12, 2001, Gulf News, Philippines aims to export gas next year, by Gilbert Felongco,
July 12, 2001, The Philippine Star, 2 more Sayyaf members arrested in Zambo, by Roel Roel Pareño and John Unson,
July 12, 2001, Thomas Crosbie BreakingNews, American hostage alive, claim Philippines rebels,

July 13, 2001, CNN News, Arroyo starts fresh offensive for kidnappers,
July 13, 2001, CNN News, Arroyo unwrapping "bold" plans,
July 13, 2001, Gulf News, Red alert at airports for terror suspect, by Barbara Mae Dacanay,
July 13, 2001, Gulf News, Sobero is still alive says MILF spokesman, by Barbara Mae Dacanay,

July 14, 2001, Gulf News, 100 Abu Sayyaf men, sympathisers arrested, by Barbara Mae Dacanay and Al Jacinto,

July 15, 2001, Gulf News, Military crackdown on rebels intensified, by Barbara Mae Dacanay and Al Jacinto,

July 16, 2001, CNN News, Arroyo's "bold measures" disappoint,
June 16, 2001, CNN News, Three Philippine hostages freed,
July 16, 2001, Gulf News, Arroyo confident normalcy will return, by Gilbert Felongco,

July 17, 2001, Gulf News, Chinese Businessman held in Manila crackdown, by Barbara Mae Dacanay and Al Jacinto,
July 17, 2001, The Philippine Star, 34 Sayyaf men charged with kidnap-for-ransom, by Delon Porcalla,

July 18, 2001, The Philippine Star, Sayyaf now at the end of the road — Arroyo,

July 19, 2001, Gulf News, 65 rebels killed since swoop began in June, by Barbara Mae Dacanay and Al Jacinto,

July 20, 2001, CNN News, Philippine forces seize Abu Sayyaf arms,
July 20, 2001, Gulf News, Arms confiscated from Misuari's home, by Barbara Mae Dacanay and Al Jacinto,
July 20, 2001, Gulf News, 'Basilan-type' crackdown in Manila soon, by Gilbert Felongco,

July 21, 2001, Gulf News, Janjalani denies Philippines rebel links, by Alex Young,

July 22, 2001, Gulf News, More Abu Sayyaf members surrender, by Noralyn Mustafa,
July 22, 2001, The Philippine Star, 10 more Sayyaf bandits, supporters to surrender,

July 24, 2001, The Philippine Star, Jail execs uncover escape plan for Sayyaf’s Janjalani,

July 25, 2001, Gulf News, Abu Sayyaf renews threat to kill hostages, by Our Correspondent,
July 25, 2001, The Philippine Star, Abu Sayyaf intel man falls,

July 26, 2001, The Philippine Star, Abu Sayyaf intel man falls,

July 27, 2001, The Philippine Star, 'Abus attempting a Robin Hood'

July 28, 2001, Gulf News, Troops overrun Abu Sayyaf camp, by Al Jacinto,

July 29, 2001, The Philippine Star, GMA vows anew to crush Sayyaf, by Marichu Villanueva and Roel Pareño,

July 30, 2001, Gulf News, Army denies link with rebels, by Al Jacinto,
July 30, 2001, The Philippine Star, Sayyaf’s Sabaya escapes military dragnet anew, by Roel Pareño,

July 31, 2001, Gulf News, Two American hostages seen by villagers, by Our Bureau Chief,
July 31, 2001, The Philippine Star, Sayyaf rebels kill militiaman,

August 2, 2001, Gulf News, U.S. assured of early end to hostage saga, by Raffy Jimenez,

August 3, 2001, CNN News, Abu Sayyaf net more hostages,
August 3, 2001, Gulf News, President hits back at Powell,

August 4, 2001, Gulf News, Arroyo: No change in policy on Abu Sayyaf, by Barbara Mae Dacanay and Noralyn Mustafa,
August 4, 2001, Gulf News, Abu Sayyaf rebels behead four hostages, by Barbara Mae Dacanay,
August 4, 2001, Thomas Crosbie BreakingNews, Philippine rebels behead four more hostages,

August 5, 2001, BBC News, Hostages rescued in the Philippines,
August 5, 2001, Gulf News, Abu Sayyaf rebels murder five more hostages, by Al Jacinto and Raffy Jacinto,
August 5, 2001, The Philippine Star, Indecisiveness and lack of guts are the fatal foe, not the Abu Sayyaf, By the Way, by Max V. Soliven,
August 5, 2001, Thomas Crosbie BreakingNews, Army rescues 13 hostages from Philippine rebels,

August 6, 2001, Gulf News, Troops storm Abu Sayyaf hideout, rescue 13 hostages, by Al Jacinto,
August 6, 2001, The Philippine Star, Government panel won’t raise Sino's kidnap in talks yet,
August 6, 2001 The Philippine Star, Republicanism on trial / Three events bestir nation: Lacson, SSS, Abu Sayyaf, Here's the Score, by Teodoro C. Benigno,
August 6, 2001, The Philippine Star, 13 Sayyaf hostages rescued, by Roel Pareño and Christina Mendez

August 7, 2001, BBC News, Philippines rebels sign ceasefire,
August 7, 2001, Gulf News, Armed civilians to be deployed,
August 7, 2001, The Philippine Star, 7 Sayyaf rebels killed, by Roel Pareño,

August 08, 2001, New York Times, Asia: Philippines: Cease-Fire Signed,Separatist group beheads four Christians.(Abu Sayyaf)
August 8, 2001, Gulf News, Nine Abu Sayyaf men killed in clashes, by Al Jacinto,
August 8, 2001, Gulf News,Estrada blasts agencies over Lacson probe, by Barbara Mae Dacanay,
August 8, 2001, The Philippine Star, Malaysia not supporting Sayyaf rebels — RP envoy,
August 8, 2001, The Philippine Star, Estrada says detractors should be beheaded by Sayyaf,
August 8, 2001, The Philippine Star, Republicanism on trial / Three events bestir nation: Lacson, SSS, Abu Sayyaf, Here's the Score by Teodoro C. Benigno,
August 8, 2001, Agence France-Presse, President hails ceasefire with MILF,
August 8, 2001, Agence France-Presse, Abu crisis to be resolved by November: military chief,
August 8, 2001, Agence France-Presse, Gov’t rebuffs NDF threat to shelve peace talks,
August 8, 2001, INQ7, with AFP, Senator stresses 'sense of helplessness' in Basilan,
August 8, 2001, INQ7, Ombudsman forms panel to investigate Lacson,
August 8, 2001, INQ7, Ombudsman to investigate Lacson; eyes plunder charge, by Dart Tiglao,
August 8, 2001, INQ7, Malaysian King supports development of Mindanao,
August 8, 2001, INQ7, MNLF, MILF will not merge, Kabalu insists,
August 08, 2001, Inquirer News Service, Erap lawyers will give no evidence in perjury case, by Donna S. Cueto,
August 8, 2001, Inquirer News Service, Customs, cops blamed for escape, by Agnes E. Donato,
August 8, 2001, Inquirer News Service, Estrada files P100M libel suit vs Corpus, Inquirer, by Donna S. Cueto,
August 8, 2001, Inquirer News Service, US official confirms probe on Lacson, by Christine Herrera, Michael Lim Ubac and Martin P. Marfil,
August 8, 2001, Inquirer News Service, Priest names general in Abu Sayyaf breakout, by Julie Alipala-Inot,

August 9, 2001, The Philippine Star, High Court sets meet on Abu Sayyaf trial,
August 9, 2001, The Philippine Star, 'Final solution' vowed vs Sayyaf,

August 10, 2001, Gulf News, Abu Sayyaf-army nexus to be probed, by Gilbert Felongco,
August 10, 2001, The Philippine Star, GMA rules out ransom negotiations with Sayyaf,
August 10, 2001, The Philippine Star, Editorial- Another Sayyaf rampage,

August 11, 2001, Gulf News, Arroyo orders probe into army-rebel links, by Gilbert Felongco,
August 11, 2001, The Philippine Star, GMA orders probe on Sayyaf - AFP 'connivance',

August 12, 2001, Gulf News, Three hostages rescued from rebels, by Alexander Young,
August 12, 2001, The Philippine Star, Troops rescue 3 Sayyaf hostages, by Roel Pareño,

August 13, 2001, The Philippine Star, Rains stall search for Sayyaf rebels,

August 14, 2001, BBC News, Low turnout mars Philippines vote,
August 14, 2001, The Philippine Star, Sayyaf trial no longer in Cebu City, by Delon Porcalla,

August 15, 2001, Gulf News, Abu Sayyaf demands $3m for release of four hostages, by Al Jacinto,
August 15, 2001, The Philippine Star, Senate tackles AFP-Sayyaf links on Monday, by Efren Danao,

August 16, 2001, The Philippine Star, Army general denies collusion with Sayyaf, by Ricky Bautista,
August 16, 2001, The Philippine Star, Trial of Abu Sayyaf suspects to Taguig, by Delon Porcalla,

August 18, 2001, Gulf News, Military denies sharing loot with Abu Sayyaf, by Al Jacinto,

August 19, 2001, The Philippine Star, Government forces identify 3 Sayyaf hideouts, by Jaime Laude,

August 20, 2001, The Philippine Star, 3 Sayyaf rebs killed in clash, by Roel Pareño,

August 22, 2001, The Philippine Star, Inquiry into AFP-Sayyaf collusion set in Basilan,

August 23, 2001, Gulf News, Talks on for release of hostages. by Gilbert Felongco,
August 23, 2001, The Philippine Star, GMA laughs off coup plot but gov't ready,

August 24, 2001, New York Times, Philippine Armed Forces Helped Kidnapping Gang Escape, He Says: The Fighting Priest, by Thomas Fuller,
August 24, 2001, Gulf News, Witnesses testify to army-militant link, by Al Jacinto,
August 24, 2001, National Catholic Reporter, Separatist group beheads four Christians.(Abu Sayyaf),

August 25, 2001, CNN News, Philippine military, Abu Sayyaf links probed,
August 25, 2001, Gulf News, Priest accuses army of selling arms to militants, by Al Jacinto,

August 26, 2001, Gulf News, Arroyo vows to wipe out militants, by Butch Franco,
August 26, 2001, The Philippine Star, Army general denies Sayyaf bribe,
August 26, 2001, The Philippine Star, A Hostage Story : 126 days in Jolo, by Ces Oreña-Drilon,
August 26, 2001 The China Post, Philippine general denies collusion with Abu Sayyaf,,

August 27, 2001, Gulf News, Military selling arms to Abu Sayyaf - MILF, by Raffy Jimenez,
August 27, 2001, The Philippine Star, Six killed, six hurt in Sayyaf ambush, by Roel Pareño,

August 29, 2001, Gulf News, Military intensifies operation in Basilan, by Al Jacinto,
August 29, 2001, The Philippine Star, Military: Sayyaf leader Susukan afflicted with HIV

August 31, 2001, Gulf News, Businessman denies paying ransom, by Butch Franco,

September 1, 2001, The Washington Post, Rebels' Escape Draws Scrutiny; Hostage-Holding Gang Bribed Philippine Military, Priest Says, by Rajiv Chandrasekaran, 700+ words,
September 1, 2001, Gulf News, Janjalani's brother moved to Manila for bombing trial, by Gilbert Felongco,

September 2, 2001, The Philippine Star, 8 Sayyaf bandits captured, by Roel Pareño,

September 4, 2001, Gulf News, Senator wants Ramos to face inquiry panel,
September 4, 2001, The Philippine Star, US vows support in Sayyaf crisis,

September 5, 2001, Gulf News, Abu Sayyaf turns over hostages to MILF, by Gilbert Felongco,

September 6, 2001, The Philippine Star, Akbar denies delivering ransom to Abu Sayyaf,

September 7, 2001, Gulf News, Akbar says not part of group that formed Abu Sayyaf,
September 7, 2001, Gulf News, Romero paid ransom for release - witnesses, by Butch Franco,
September 7, 2001, The Philippine Star, 'Sayyaf allowed R-II to escape after ransom payment', by Efren Danao,

September 8, 2001, Gulf News, U.S. agents discuss hostage crisis, by Al Jacinto,

September 9, 2001, Gulf News, Abu Sayyaf leader's brother captured, by Al Jacinto,

September 10, 2001, Gulf News, Manila to acquire high-tech weapons, by Regina Bengco,
September 10, 2001, The Philippine Star, Villanueva blamed for Sayyaf escape,

September 11, 2001, Gulf News, Military chief offers to quit over 'lapses', by Raffy Jimenez,
September 11, 2001, The Philippine Star, 5 killed in Sayyaf attack,

September 13, 2001, Gulf News, Manila puts armed forces on alert, by Barbara Mae Dacanay,
September 13, 2001, Gulf News, Arroyo replaces top regional military chief, by Regina Bengco,

September 15, 2001, The Washington Post, Manila Cites Possible Plot to Bomb U.S. Embassy; Men Questioned Saturday Had Names Similar to Hijack Suspects'; Officials Say TNT Residue Found, by Doug Struck, 700+ words,

September 16, 2001, Gulf News, Manila offers full support for anti-terrorism coalition,
September 16, 2001, The Philippine Star, Government ready to probe MILF-Sayyaf collusion, by Roel Pareño,

September 17, 2001, Gulf News, Manila warned against 'suicidal' backing for U.S., by Malou Talosig,

September 18, 2001, The Philippine Star, 'Sayyaf to sow terror in key cities',
September 18, 2001, The Philippine Star, Sayyaf received aid from Bin Laden, by Christina Mendez and Aurea Calica,

September 19, 2001, BBC News, US airlines lose 40,000 more jobs
September 19, 2001, Gulf News, Manila takes lead in creating regional anti-terrorist coalition, by Barbara Mae Dacanay,
September 19, 2001, The Philippine Star, Abu Sayyaf wracked by infighting?,
September 19, 2001, The Philippine Star, Editorial - Crush the Abu Sayyaf first,

September 20, 2001, Gulf News, Philippines denies it is a haven for terrorists, by Barbara Mae Dacanay,
September 20, 2001, The Philippine Star, Sayyaf member nabbed, by Non Alquitran,

September 21, 2001, The Philippine Star, Sayyaf hostages still alive — AFP,
September 21, 2001, The Philippine Star, Philippines listed as Bin Laden stronghold, Abu Sayyaf as terrorist, By the Way, by Max V. Soliven,

September 22, 2001, BBC News, UK airlines 'will continue flying'
September 22, 2001, Gulf News, Asian anti-terrorist coalition urged, by Arlene Burgos,
September 22, 2001, Gulf News, Probe continues into Abu Sayyaf-bin Laden link, by Barbara Mae Dacanay,

September 23, 2001, The Washington Post, Borderless Network Of Terror; Bin Laden Followers Reach Across Globe, by Doug Struck, Howard Schneider, Karl Vick and Peter Baker, 700+ words,
September 23, 2001, Agence France-Presse, "The Lamitan and the Art of War," by BGen. Romeo B. Dominguez AFP,
September 23, 2001, Gulf News, Bin Laden 'funded Philippines separatist group',
September 23, 2001, Gulf News, Arroyo backs regional anti-terrorist coalition, by Barbara Mae Dacanay,
September 23, 2001, The Philippine Star, Arrested Abu Sayyaf leader refuses to cooperate with probers,

September 24, 2001, BBC News, Bush calls halt to terror funding,
September 24, 2001, Gulf News, Bin Laden on the run has few options, by Rahimullah Yusufzai,

September 25, 2001, The Washington Post, Bush's Target List Draws Path to Bin Laden's Backers; 3 Charities, New Entities Included, but 2 Groups Are Left Off, by John Mintz and David S. Hilzenrath, 700+ words,
September 25, 2001, The Washington Post, Bush Moves to Cut Terrorists' Support; Foreign Banks Urged to Help Freeze Assets of 27 Entities, by Mike Allen and Paul Blustein, 700+ words,
September 25, 2001, New York Times, The Money Track - Bush Freezes Assets Linked to Terror Network, by David E. Sanger and Joseph Kahn,
September 25, 2001, Gulf News, Abu Sayyaf bomb plot foiled, by Raffy Jimenez,
September 25, 2001, The Philippine Star, 'Metro bomb plot foiled with arrest of Sayyaf leader',

September 26, 2001, The Washington Post, Moscow Eager to Tie Rebels In Chechnya to Bin Laden, by Sharon LaFraniere, 700+ words,
September 26, 2001, Gulf News, Abu Sayyaf leaders admit funding by bin Laden,
September 26, 2001, The Philippine Star, Osama and Abu Sayyaf / Senate hearings resume, Here's the Score by Teodoro C. Benigno,
September 26, 2001, The Philippine Star, Government hot on Sayyaf money trail,

September 27, 2001, The Philippine Star, 50 Filipinos among Bin Laden fighters?
September 27, 2001, Gulf News, Abu Sayyaf arms buyer arrested, by Raffy Jimenez,
September 27, 2001, Gulf News, 50 Filipinos 'being trained by Taliban', by Barbara Mae Dacanay,
September 27, 2001, Gulf News, President unveils 14-step anti-terror plan,
September 27, 2001, The Philippine Star, Abu Sayyaf arms procurer nabbed, by Roel Pareño,

September 28, 2001, BBC News, Bin Laden 'still helping Philippines rebels',
September 28, 2001, Gulf News, UAE orders freeze on 'terror' accounts, by Stanley Carvalho,
September 28, 2001, Gulf News, Military: Bin Laden more dangerous than Saddam, by Our Bureau Chief,
September 28, 2001, Gulf News, A long war ahead against terrorists, by Barbara Mae Dacanay,
September 28, 2001, Gulf News, Arroyo to sign anti-money laundering bill tomorrow,
September 28, 2001, The Philippine Star, 3 Abu Sayyaf leaders yield, by Roel Pareño,

September 29, 2001, Los Angeles Times Wire Reports, Rebels Abandon Hostage as Police Close In,
September 29, 2001, Gulf News, Police rescue ethnic Chinese captive in Jolo,
September 29, 2001, The Philippine Star, AFP: Sayyaf getting arms from Bin Laden,

September 30, 2001, Gulf News, Zamboanga varsity linked to Bin Laden, by Al Jacinto,

October 1, 2001, Gulf News, Abu Sayyaf leader's wife captured in Manila, by Al Jacinto,

October 2, 2001, Gulf News, Mystery woman suspect baffles police,
October 2, 2001, Gulf News, Orphanages in southern Philippines under probe, by Barbara Mae Dacanay,
October 2, 2001, The Philippine Star, Bin Laden supporters to bomb Metro targets?
October 2, 2001, The Philippine Star, 8 soldiers, 36 MILF rebs killed in Buldon clashes,
October 2, 2001, The Philippine Star, PNP: Woman has no Sayyaf links, by Non Alquitran and Christina Mendez,

October 3, 2001, Gulf News, Bahrain to freeze assets linked to terrorism, by Latheef Farook,
October 3, 2001, New York Times, Philippines Offers U.S. Its Troops And Bases, by Mark Landler,

October 4, 2001, Gulf News, Abu Sayyaf money traced, by Regina Bengco,
October 4, 2001, The Philippine Star, 2 Basilan schools infiltrated by young Sayyaf members?, by Aurea Calica,

October 5, 2001, New York Times, Asia/Pacific: Philippines: 13 In Muslim Group Captured, Seth Mydans,
October 5, 2001, Gulf News, Abu Sayyaf leader enters not guilty plea on arraignment, by Al Jacinto,

October 6, 2001, New York Times, Muslim Rebels Raid Town in Southern Philippines
October 6, 2001, New York Times, Muslim Rebels Raid Town in Southern Philippines,
October 6, 2001, Gulf News, Troops find remains of U.S. hostage,
October 6, 2001, The Philippine Star, Sayyaf bandits attack Basilan capital; 4 hurt,

October 7, 2001, Gulf News, U.S. supplies 'will help Abu Sayyaf',
October 7, 2001, Gulf News, Move to identify hostage's remains, by Al Jacinto,
October 7, 2001, The Philippine Star, Hagedorn sues paper for linking him to Abu Sayyaf,

October 8, 2001, The Philippine Star, 15 Sayyaf rebs killed in Basilan clash,

October 9, 2001, Gulf News, Bombs rock two hotels in Zamboanga, by Al Jacinto,
October 9, 2001, The Philippine Star, One week needed to confirm 'Sobero remains',
October 9, 2001, The Philippine Star, Sayyaf bombs 3 hotels in Zamboanga,

October 10, 2001, New York Times, Philippines Reports Killing 21 Rebels,
October 10, 2001, New York Times, A Nation Challenged: Global Links; Other Fronts Seen, by Tim Weiner,
October 10, 2001, BBC News, US bolsters Manila's rebel crackdown,
October 10, 2001, Gulf News, Philippines joins China's campaign, by Barbara Mae Dacanay,
October 10, 2001, Gulf News, Noose tightens around Abu Sayyaf militants, by Al Jacinto,

October 11, 2001, New York Times, Global Network; U.S. Advisers May Aid Philippine Antiterror Effort, by Mark Landler,
October 11, 2001, The Washington Post, Attack Altering Politics Across Southeast Asia; Muslims, Governments Adopt Issue, by Rajiv Chandrasekaran, 700+ words,
October 11, 2001, Gulf News, Security advisor to meet Muslim leaders, by Barbara Mae Dacanay,
October 11, 2001, Gulf News, Security advisor to meet Muslim leaders, by Barbara Mae Dacanay,
October 11, 2001, The Philippine Star, Sayyaf to poison water supply, by Roel Pareño,
October 11, 2001, Thomas Crosbie BreakingNews, US to help Philippines fight Muslim separatists,

October 12, 2001, New York Times, Corrections,
October 12, 2001, Gulf News, 50 families flee homes, by Al Jacinto,
October 12, 2001, Gulf News, Arroyo warned of new terror groups, by Barbara Mae Dacanay,
October 12, 2001, The Philippine Star, 10 soldiers wounded by Sayyaf landmine,
October 12, 2001, The Philippine Star, Abu Sayyaf elements in Metro?,
October 12, 2001, BusinessWorld (Philippines) US to provide RP technical,

October 13, 2001, New York Times, The Philippines Moves Against Bank Secrecy, by Mark Landler,
October 13, 2001, Gulf News, Sobero confirmed dead - report,
October 13, 2001, Gulf News, Evidence points to money laundering by terror groups,
October 13, 2001, Gulf News, Three hostages flee from Abu Sayyaf, by Al Jacinto,

October 14, 2001, Gulf News, Manila urged to beef up water installation security, by Arlene Burgos and Jose Maria Fernandez,
October 14, 2001, Gulf News, Singapore and Thailand new Arroyo allies, by Barbara Mae Dacanay,
October 14, 2001, Gulf News, Abu Sayyaf bombs found in Basilan, by Al Jacinto,

October 15, 2001, BBC News, Arroyo makes U-turn on death penalty,
October 15, 2001, Gulf News, Businessmen offer Abu Sayyaf one-way tickets to Afghanistan,
October 15, 2001, Gulf News, Four hostages escape during gunbattle, by Al Jacinto,
October 15, 2001, The Philippine Star, 4 Sayyaf hostages rescued,

October 16, 2001, Gulf News, Abu Sayyaf threatens to kill hostages, by Al Jacinto,
October 16, 2001, The Philippine Star, Sayyaf threatens to behead 2 American hostages,
October 16, 2001, The Philippine Star, Sayyaf confirms links with al-Qaeda, by Roel Pareño,

October 17, 2001, Gulf News, Tourism chief hopes to prop up sagging travel industry,
October 17, 2001, Gulf News, Military continues to bomb Abu Sayyaf lair,
October 17, 2001, The Philippine Star, Thanks to the Abu Sayyaf terrorists, the RP passport is a liability, By the Way, by Max V. Soliven,
October 17, 2001, The Philippine Star, 13 killed as military closes in on Sayyaf,

October 18, 2001, BBC News, 'Big step' for Philippines peace talks,
October 18, 2001, Gulf News, Washington urges Manila to rescue American hostages quickly,
October 18, 2001, Gulf News, Manila to seek Japan's withdrawal of travel advisory, by Gilbert Felongco,
October 18, 2001, Gulf News, Janjalani slips past military dragnet, by Raffy Jiminez,
October 18, 2001, Gulf News, Italian missionary abducted, by Al Jacinto,
October 18, 2001, The Philippine Star, Janjalani slips out of Basilan,

October 19, 2001, Gulf News, U.S. experts in Zamboanga,
October 19, 2001, Gulf News, Priest's kidnappers demand ransom, by Al Jacinto,
October 19, 2001, The Philippine Star, Two Sayyaf leaders fall,
October 19, 2001, BusinessWorld (Philippines) AFP out to find Janjalani.

October 21, 2001, Gulf News, Abu Sayyaf are bandits - Arroyo,
October 21, 2001, Gulf News, Chinese freed with Libyan envoy's aid, by Edwin Fernandez,

October 22, 2001, Los Angeles Times Wire Reports, Clashes Kill 16 Muslim Rebels, One Soldier,
October 22, 2001, Gulf News, 18 killed in Sulu clashes, by Al Jacinto,
October 22, 2001, The Philippine Star, 16 Abu Sayyaf rebels killed,
October 22, 2001, BusinessWorld (Philippines) Abu Sayyaf suffers heavy losses,

October 23, 2001, Gulf News, Ex-hostage confirms pay-off,

October 24, 2001, Gulf News, U.S. anti-terror team arrives in Zamboanga,
October 24, 2001, Gulf News, Abu Sayyaf man blows himself up, by Al Jacinto,

October 25, 2001, New York Times, World Briefing | Asia: Philippines: Muslim Rebels Said To Surrender, by Seth Mydans,
October 25, 2001, Gulf News, Sobero pleaded for his life says militant, by Al Jacinto,
October 25, 2001, Gulf News, Foreign help to tackle Abu Sayyaf,
October 25, 2001, The Philippine Star, Abu Sayyaf will be crushed, AFP assures visiting attachés, by Roel Pareño,
October 25, 2001, The Philippine Star, Captured Abu Sayyaf youth: Sobero begged for his life, y Roel Pareño,

October 26, 2001, The Christian Science Monitor, The Philippine branch of terror, by Dan Murphy,
October 26, 2001, Gulf News, Japan team defies travel warnings,

October 27, 2001, Reuters / Gulf News, Philippines hopes to get U.S. gear to fight extremists
October 27, 2001, Asia Times Online, Philippines the second front in war on terror? by Marc Erikson,

October 28, 2001, The Philippine Star, Sayyaf leader, son slain,

October 29, 2001, BBC News, Abu Sayyaf blamed for bomb blast,
October 29, 2001, Gulf News, U.S. anti-terrorism experts in Basilan, by Al Jacinto,

October 30, 2001, New York Times, Tropical Battleground; Americans Aiding Philippines In Fight Against Terrorist Group, by Tim Weiner,
October 30, 2001, BBC News, Police arrest Philippines bombing suspect,
October 30, 2001, Reuters / Gulf News, U.S. hostages still alive says Basilan governor,
October 30, 2001, Gulf News, U.S. advisers take rough ride in 50-year-old helicopters, by Al Jacinto,
October 30, 2001, Gulf News, Arroyo seeks global effort to lift economy, by Regina Bengco,
October 30, 2001, The Philippine Star, Sayyaf bandits blamed for Zambo blast, by Roel Pareño and Paolo Romero,

October 31, 2001, Gulf News, 13 U.S. experts near Abu Sayyaf camp in Maluso,

November 1, 2001, BBC News, Philippines bomb linked to Abu Sayyaf,
November 1, 2001, Thomas Crosbie BreakingNews, Philippine army kills five Muslim rebels,
November 2, 2001, BBC News, Manila rejects talks with kidnappers,
November 2, 2001, The Philippine Star, Abu Sayyaf behind Zambo blast—GMA
November 2, 2001, The Philippine Star, Sayyaf leader Sabaya sends surrender feelers to military, by Roel Pareño,
November 4, 2001, The Washington Post, Pacific Plan Seeks Clues To Al Qaeda Contacts, by Thomas E. Ricks, 700+ words,
November 4, 2001, New York Times, The Philippines The Temperature's a Lot Warmer but the Mission's the Same: Hunting Down Terrorists, by Mark Landler,
November 6, 2001, BBC News, Arroyo rejects US troops offer
November 6, 2001, The Philippine Star, Ex-Sayyaf hostage converted to Islam,
November 6, 2001, The Philippine Star, Captive Italian priest not in the hands of Abu Sayyaf — Cimatu, by Roel Pareño,

November 9, 2001, The Philippine Star, Bad weather halts offensive vs Sayyaf in Basilan,

November 10, 2001, The Philippine Star, Canadian abducted by Sayyaf?

November 12, 2001, The Philippine Star, Early retirement for AFP chief?,

November 15, 2001, The Philippine Star, US Pacific commander-in-chief vows aid to finish off Sayyaf, by Roel Pareño,

November 16, 2001, Gulf News, Asean armies agree on joint action on terrorism, by Gilbert Felongco,
November 16, 2001, Gulf News, Militant 'trained by Bin Laden', by A Correspondent
November 16, 2001, Gulf News, Seven Abu Sayyaf hostages rescued, by Barbara Mae Dacanay and Al Jacinto,
November 16, 2001, Gulf News, Arroyo's vigilante plan under fire,
November 16, 2001, The Philippine Star, Sayyaf releases 7 Filipino hostages, by Roel Pareño,

November 17, 2001, New York Times, Release Said to Be Near for U.S. Couple Held by Philippine Rebels,
November 17, 2001, Gulf News, Hostage becomes Abu Sayyaf leader,
November 17, 2001, Gulf News, Abu Sayyaf demand P1m to free nurse, by Barbara Mae Dacanay

November 18, 2001, Gulf News, Six Afghan-trained Filipinos return to Philippines,
November 18, 2001, Gulf News, Abu Sayyaf destroyed - military, by Raffy Jimenez,
November 18, 2001, The Philippine Star, 40 troops hunting Sayyaf go AWOL, by Roel Pareño,

November 19, 2001, BBC News, Philippines peace deal broken,
November 19, 2001, Gulf News, Misuari links up with Abu Sayyaf - army, by Al Jacinto,
November 19, 2001, The Philippine Star, GMA, Bush to sign anti-terrorism agreement,
November 19, 2001, The Philippine Star, 'Nur met with Abu Sayyaf leaders for possible alliance', by Christina Mendez,
November 19, 2001, BusinessWorld (Philippines) Misuari, Abu Sayyaf reportedly.

November 20, 2001, BBC News, Arroyo suspends renegade governor,
November 20, 2001, Gulf News, Hunt on for Misuari after Jolo attack, by Barbara Mae Dacanay and Al Jacinto,
November 20, 2001, Manila Bulletin, 52 dead as MNLF men attack Army outposts in Sulu, by A. R. Ilagan, F. Wakefield & N. E. Lacson, Tuesday,

November 21, 2001, BBC News, In pictures: Philippines uprising,
November 21, 2001, BBC News, 'Over 100' dead in Philippines uprising,
November 21, 2001, The Washington Post, U.S. to Aid Philippines' Terrorism War; Bush Promises Military Equipment, Help in Freezing Insurgents' Assets, by Steven Mufson, 700+ words,
November 21, 2001, Gulf News, OIC asked not to give asylum to Misuari, by Barbara Mae Dacanay,
November 21, 2001, The Philippine Star, RP with US vs terrorism every step of the way — GMA,
November 21, 2001, Thomas Crosbie BreakingNews, Bush tells Philippines, we'll help your anti-terror war,

November 22, 2001, The Washington Post, Bin Laden, Bombs and Buddhas; Documents Left in Kabul Detail Foreigners' Roles, by Keith B. Richburg, 700+ words,
November 22, 2001, BBC News, Army hunts for Philippines governor,
November 22, 2001, BBC News, Thousands mourn Malaysia's king,
November 22, 2001, BBC News, Indonesian police say Eluay was murdered,
November 22, 2001, Gulf News, U.S. willing to help solve Abu Sayyaf problem, by Gilbert Felongco,
November 22, 2001, The Philippine Star, Bush offers US troops to fight Sayyaf rebels,

November 23, 2001, BBC News, More troops to quell Philippines revolt,
November 23, 2001, Gulf News, President orders Misuari's arrest, by Barbara Mae Dacanay,
November 23, 2001, Gulf News, Abu Sayyaf strength halved - army, by Al Jacinto,

November 24, 2001, Gulf News, Arroyo cites gains from U.S. trip, by Gilbert Felongco,

November 25, 2001, New York Times, Malaysian Authorities Arrest A Fugitive Philippine Muslim,
November 25, 2001, Gulf News, Misuari held in Malaysia, by Barbara Mae Dacanay,

November 26, 2001, Gulf News, Talks under way for Misuari handover, by Gilbert Felongco,
November 26, 2001, Gulf News, Troops on full alert on eve of ARMM elections, by Al Jacinto,

November 27, 2001, The Washington Post, Videotape of U.S. Hostages Broadcast in Philippines, 378 words,
November 27, 2001, New York Times, U.S. Couple Held in Philippines Describe Their Ordeal on Tape, by Don Kirk,
November 27, 2001, CBS News, Hostages Beg U.S. For Help,
November 27, 2001, Gulf News, Hostages plead for freedom,
November 27, 2001, Gulf News, Malaysia to question Misuari, by Barbara Mae Dacanay/Raffy Jimenez,

November 28, 2001, The Philippine Star, AFP vows to rescue Sayyaf hostages,

November 30, 2001, New York Times, Captured Missionaries' Family Prays and Waits, by Jodi Wilgoren,
November 30, 2001, Gulf News, Arroyo says Misuari has deserted followers, by Barbara Mae Dacanay,

December 2, 2001, The Washington Post, Philippine Troops Kill 6 Muslim Guerrillas, 422 words,
December 2, 2001, The Washington Post, Kansas Children See Abducted Parents on Videotape; Footage Reassuring, But Pair Held by Muslim Extremists 'Can't Hold on Much Longer,' Relatives Say, 605 words,
December 2, 2001, Gulf News, Estino denies being Misuari's chief of staff, says he's not on the run, by Noralyn Mustafa,
December 2, 2001, Gulf News, Burnham family seeks U.S. help,

December 3, 2001, The Washington Post, 'Sleeper Cells' Of Al Qaeda Are Next Target; U.S. to Focus on Terror Threat As Afghan Effort Winds Down, by Karen DeYoung, 700+ words,
December 3, 2001, Gulf News, Misuari's fate continues to hang in balance, by Barbara Mae Dacanay,
December 3, 2001, Gulf News, Senator says he helped deliver P17m to Abu Sayyaf men,
December 3, 2001, Gulf News, Philippines facing 'crisis of insurgency', by Gilbert Felongco,
December 3, 2001, The Philippine Star, Army eyes 20,000 more troops to battle 'crises',

December 4, 2001, Gulf News, Misuari seeks UN protection, by Emelyn Tapaoan,
December 4, 2001, Gulf News, Lawmaker seeks holiday truce with insurgents, by Our Correspondent,
December 4, 2001, The Philippine Star, Reyes raps Army brass over anti-insurgency troops,

December 5, 2001, Gulf News, President dragged into ransom row,

December 5, 2001, Gulf News, Hussin extends olive branch to militants, by Barbara Mae Dacanay,

December 6, 2001, Gulf News, Janjalani refuses to enter plea,
December 6, 2001, Gulf News, No holiday truce with insurgents,
December 6, 2001, Gulf News, President stands by no-ransom policy, by A Correspondent
December 6, 2001, Gulf News, Arroyo seeks to put Misuari on terror list, by A Correspondent

December 7, 2001, Gulf News, Janjalani refuses to enter plea,
December 7, 2001, The Philippine Star, NDF rebels offer month-long Christmas ceasefire,

December 8, 2001, The Philippine Star, 19 US soldiers arrive in Zambo,
December 8, 2001, The Manila Times, New Basilan Clashes Leave 13 Abu Sayyaf Dead, by Joel R. San Juan,

December 9, 2001, Gulf News, Anti-terror training scheduled for next year, by Al Jacinto,
December 9, 2001, Gulf News, Lacson brokered ransom with militants - Palace,

December 10, 2001, Gulf News, Anti-terror training in Zamboanga City, by Noralyn Mustafa,
December 10, 2001, The Philippine Star, Kuala Lumpur clears Nur of ties to Sayyaf,

December 11, 2001, Gulf News, Manila prepared for Misuari deportation,

December 12, 2001 , The Boston Herald, Many learn about Islam the hard way.(Editorial) by Don Feder,
December 12, 2001, Gulf News, Missionary couple, nurse may be freed 'within days',
December 12, 2001, The Philippine Star, After declaring truce, NPAs torch Cebu bus,
December 12, 2001, The Philippine Star, AFP hits ransom talks with Sayyaf,

December 13, 2001, Gulf News, Malaysian ex-senator irked at Tiglao revelation,

December 14, 2001, Gulf News, Misuari to be flown in from Malaysia, by Barbara Mae Dacanay,
December 14, 2001, Gulf News, Unofficial negotiators to be arrested, by Noralyn Mustafa,
December 14, 2001, Gulf News, Tiglao rejects reports on ransom payment, by Regina Bengco,

December 16, 2001, New York Times, Filipino Troops Plan Rescue of Three Hostages, by Seth Mydans,
December 16, 2001, The Los Angeles Times, U.S. to Help Philippines Battle Terrorist Threat,
December 16, 2001, Gulf News, Arroyo envoy back from Malaysia,

December 17, 2001, The Philippine Star, Weather prolongs search for Sayyaf, by Roel Pareño and Christina Mendez,

December 18, 2001, Gulf News, Vatican shrugs off move to arm priests,
December 18, 2001, Los Angeles Times, U.S. Use of Bases in Philippines Renewed, by Richard C. Paddock,

December 20, 2001, ABC News, The Abu Sayyaf-Al Qaeda Connection, by Michael S. James and John K. Cooley,
December 20, 2001, The Philippine Star, Military welcomes Janjalani’s inclusion in US terrorists' list,

December 21, 2001, Gulf News, U.S. delivers weapons to Philippines, by Al Jacinto,

December 22, 2001, The Washington Post, Terrorism War's New Front; U.S. Aiding Philippine Fight Against Rebels, by Rajiv Chandrasekaran, 700+ words,
December 22, 2001, Gulf News, Ransom negotiations thwarted,

December 23, 2001, Gulf News, More Filipinos dissatisfied with Arroyo, by Regina Bengco,

December 24, 2001, Gulf News, Arroyo hopes kidnap crisis will end soon
December 24, 2001, Gulf News, Don't call Misuari a terrorist, Manila told, by Malou Talosig,

December 25, 2001, Gulf News, Millions attend mass on Christmas eve, by Barbara Mae Dacanay,
December 25, 2001, Gulf News, U.S. captives could be freed in Malaysia, by Al Jacinto,
December 25, 2001, The Philippine Star, US choppers due for fight vs Sayyaf,

December 26, 2001, Gulf News, Bomb defused in Cotabato, by Al Jacinto,

December 27, 2001, Gulf News, Freedom for hostages likely by New Year, by Barbara Mae Dacanay, Raffy Jimenez & Al Jacinto,
December 27, 2001, The Philippine Star, Moro rebs attack 3 Army outposts,

December 28, 2001, The Philippine Star, AFP ready to crush any coup,
December 28, 2001, The Philippine Star, Sayyaf hostages to be freed in Basilan, not Malaysia — AFP, by Roel Pareño and Paolo Romero,

December 29, 2001, Gulf News, Troops told to intensify bid to free hostages, by Al Jacinto,

December 30, 2001, New York Times, Philippine Troops Hunt Elusive Foes, by Seth Mydans,
December 30, 2001, Gulf News, Misuari 'back in Manila on January 15',

December 31, 2001, Times Wire Reports, 13 Guerrillas Killed in Military Raid,
December 31, 2001, The Philippine Star, GMA vows to restore peace in coming year,

January 1, 2002, Gulf News, U.S. congressman seeks to free hostages, by Al Jacinto,
January 1, 2002, The Philippine Star, AFP vows new drive vs rebels,

January 2, 2002, Gulf News, Tiahrt may find his hopes dashed, by Raffy Jiminez,

January 3, 2002, Gulf News, Tiahrt satisfied with army's role in hostage crisis, by Barbara Mae Dacanay,
January 3, 2002, Gulf News, Misuari to be booked on rebellion charges, by Delon Porcalla,
January 3, 2002, The Philippine Star, AFP seeks more US aid vs Abus,

January 4, 2002, Gulf News, Arroyo vows to wipe out Abu Sayyaf soon, by Barbara Mae Dacanay,
January 4, 2002, Gulf News, Misuari to apply for U.S. visa,
January 4, 2002, The Philippine Star, GMA vows ‘total annihilation’ of Abu Sayyaf rebels, by Marichu Villanueva,

January 5, 2002, Gulf News, Mahathir urged to release Misuari,

January 7, 2002, Gulf News, Pentagon, ABB included in U.S. terror list - Arroyo, by Regina Bengco,

January 8, 2002, BusinessWorld (Philippines) Gov't to accuse Misuari, Abu Sayyaf of trying to set up their own republic,

January 9, 2002, The Philippine Star, 'Pentagon' dupes priest’s negotiators of P500,000,
January 9, 2002, The Philippine Star, 'Sympathy attacks' by Nur’s men feared,

January 10, 2002, Gulf News, Militant detention camp angers area residents, by Barbara Mae Dacanay,
January 10, 2002, The Philippine Star, 100 US troops due in Zambo to help crush Sayyaf rebels, by Roel Pareño,

January 11, 2002, Gulf News, Philippine, U.S. troops to hold exercises in Zamboanga, by Al Jacinto,

January 12, 2002, Gulf News, U.S. troops ready to fight Abu Sayyaf if needed, by Raffy Jimenez and Malou Talosig,
January 12, 2002, Gulf News, Plotters have been neutralised - Arroyo, by Gilbert Felongco,
January 12, 2002, The Philippine Star, Suspected Sayyaf rebs attack gov’s jeepney; 3 killed, 6 hurt,

January 13, 2002, New York Times, The Philippines: Muslim Separatists Terrorize Filipinos With Kidnappings for Money and 'Marriages' by Seth Mydans,

January 14, 2002, Gulf News, Troops take over Abu Sayyaf bastion, by Al Jacinto

January 15, 2002, Gulf News, MILF prepares for entry of U.S. troops in Mindanao, by Barbara Mae Dacanay,
January 15, 2002, Gulf News, U.S.-Philippines drill set to start today,

January 16, 2002, New York Times, Feared Terrorists And Sketchy Ties,
January 16, 2002, New York Times, Pacific Terror; U.S. and Philippines Setting Up Joint Operations to Fight Terror, by Eric Schmitt,
January 16, 2002, Gulf News, War games to target Sayyaf, by Barbara Mae Dacanay,
January 16, 2002, The Philippine Star, 'After Sayyaf, NPA, Pentagon are next,, by Marichu Villanueva,
January 16, 2002, BBC Monitoring International Reports, Philippine army: Abu Sayyaf, Misuari followers consolidating forces,

January 17, 2002, Gulf News, Arroyo defends war games,

January 18, 2002, Gulf News, Guingona threat to quit over war games, by Barbara Mae Dacanay and Malou Talosig,
January 18, 2002, Gulf News, Misuari loyalists refuse to be taken out of Jolo, by Barbara Mae Dacanay,
January 18, 2002, The Philippine Star, Abu Sayyaf men plead not guilty, by Nikko Dizon,

January 19, 2002, New York Times, Pacific Terror: Unease Grows In Philippines On U.S. Forces, by James Brooke,
January 19, 2002, New York Times, Fighting Terror in the Philippines,
January 19, 2002, Reuters / Gulf News, Manila backtracks on U.S. troops,
January 19, 2002, Gulf News, Gulf News says: U.S. backs Filipino action,

January 20, 2002, New York Times, Advisers; U.S. Mission Lifts Filipino Hopes for Peace, by James Brooke,
January 20, 2002, Gulf News, U.S. to target communists' financiers,
January 20, 2002, Gulf News, U.S. troops now visible in Philippines, by Al Jacinto,
January 20, 2002, Gulf News, Defence accord talks stymied,
January 20, 2002, Gulf News, Rebels-turned-police shipped out of Jolo, by Al Jacinto,

January 21, 2002, Gulf News, U.S. participation in drive against Abu Sayyaf opposed,
January 21, 2002, Gulf News, Arroyo marks first year in power, by Gilbert Felongco,

January 22, 2002, Gulf News, Manila will not allow U.S. to target communists,
January 22, 2002, The Philippine Star, AFP rules out sabotage in Luzon-wide blackout,

January 23, 2002, Gulf News, Showdown looms over wargames,

January 24, 2002, New York Times, Pacific Battlefront; Opposition to U.S. Forces Is Fading in the Philippines, by James Brooke,
January 24, 2002, Gulf News, Protesters, police clash during rally, by Barbara Mae Dacanay,
January 24, 2002, Gulf News, Abu Sayyaf 'not afraid of U.S. troops', by Noralyn Mustafa,
January 24, 2002, The Philippine Star, Sayyaf vows to continue fight, by Roel Pareño,
January 24, 2002, The Philippine Star, Sayyaf vows to continue fight, by Roel Pareño,

January 25, 2002, Gulf News, 35,000 Moro students recruited for training, by Barbara Mae Dacanay,
January 25, 2002, Gulf News, Arroyo backs Malaysia's crackdown, by Regina Bengco,
January 25, 2002, Gulf News, FBI team in Manila to build legal case against Abu Sayyaf, by Gilbert Felongco,
January 25, 2002, BusinessWorld (Philippines) High Court OK's Laguna trial for Misuari.

January 26, 2002, Gulf News, Militant groups hold anti-U.S. rallies, by Al Jacinto,
January 26, 2002, The Philippine Star, Soldiers, Sayyaf clash in Basilan; scores wounded,

January 27, 2002, New York Times, The Philippines: Echoes of an Era: Pershing Was Here, by James Brooke,
January 27, 2002, Gulf News, Arroyo spurns coup rumours, by Barbara Mae Dacanay and Alex Young,

January 28, 2002, Gulf News, Most Filipinos support U.S. presence, by Raffy Jimenez,
January 28, 2002, Reuters / Gulf News, Watch out, U.S. soldiers tell Abu Sayyaf,
January 28, 2002, The Philippine Star, GMA: Only communists oppose American military operations here,
January 28, 2002, The Philippine Star, US: Six-month Sayyaf timetable 'unrealistic', by Pia Lee-Brago,

January 29, 2002, Gulf News,Presence of U.S. troops to be challenged in court, by Barbara Mae Dacanay
January 29, 2002, Gulf News, Sister of U.S. hostage urges negotiations, by Al Jacinto,
January 29, 2002, The Philippine Star, CBCP backs US help vs Sayyaf, by Sandy Araneta,

January 30, 2002, New York Times, Asian Arena; Hurdle Leapt, U.S. Will Help Philippines Battle Rebels, by Eric Schmitt,
January 30, 2002, Gulf News, Wargames set to start tomorrow,

January 31, 2002, Gulf News, U.S. troops assured security,
January 31, 2002, Gulf News, Disappearance of reporter confirmed,
January 31, 2002, Gulf News, Bush's statement draws strong ire from Manila, by Gilbert Felongco,

February 1, 2002, Gulf News, New separatist leader emerges,
February 1, 2002, Gulf News, US. promises aid for Muslim communities, by Barbara Mae Dacanay and Al Jacinto,
February 1, 2002, Gulf News, TV reporter is 'not missing',
February 1, 2002, Gulf News, Abu Sabaya sends surrender feelers again, by Al Jacinto,
February 1, 2002, Gulf News, American dies in Pinatubo ambush, by Gilbert Felongco,

February 2, 2002, Gulf News, 15 more war games planned this year, by Barbara Mae Dacanay and Al Jacinto,

February 3, 2002, Gulf News, Manila 'winning war against terrorism',
February 3, 2002, Gulf News, OIC won't support U.S.-led war, by Malou Talosig,

February 4, 2002, New York Times, Asian Arena; Role of U.S. Forces Vexes Filipinos, Who Have a Sensitivity About Sovereignty, by Jane Perlez,
February 4, 2002, Gulf News, MILF warns of action if U.S. troops encroach on its areas, by Al Jacinto,
February 4, 2002, Reuters / Gulf News, U.S. help 'welcome but this is our war',
February 4, 2002, Gulf News, Journalist officially missing,
February 4, 2002 Jordan offers Manila help to fight terrorists, by Gilbert Felongco,

February 5, 2002, Gulf News, Muslim farmer found beheaded, by Al Jacinto,
February 5, 2002, Gulf News, Anti-war games protest continues, by Barbara Mae Dacanay,

February 6, 2002, Gulf News, Abu Sayyaf admits to holding TV journalist, by Noralyn Mustafa,
February 6, 2002, Gulf News, Court asks Reyes to justify war games, by Barbara Mae Dacanay and Delon Porcalla,
February 6, 2002, The Philippine Star, Palace bent on hiring Giuliani despite criticisms,

February 7, 2002, Gulf News, Arroyo says no to emergency in south, by Barbara Mae Dacanay,

February 8, 2002, New York Times, A Safe Place for A War, by Nicholas Kristof,
February 8, 2002, Gulf News, U.S. hostages not yet freed - army official, by Al Jacinto,

February 9, 2002, New York Times, Asian Arena: Botched Siege Under Scrutiny In Philippines, by Jane Perlez,

February 10, 2002, New York Times, The Philippine front of the terror war looks like a con game, by Nicholas D. Kristof,

February 11, 2002, Reuters, Philippine Army Attacks Guerrilla Positions,
February 11, 2002, Kyodo News, Basilan residents protest U.S. military presence,
February 11, 2002, The Philippine Star, Palace gives up on Bush’s RP visit,
February 11, 2002, BBC Monitoring International Reports, Philippine military says Abu Sayyaf "spy" killed in clash.

February 12, 2002, International Herald Tribune, Letters to the Editor, The Abu Sayyaf threat, by Peter Cordingley, Manila,
February 12, 2002, New York Times, Asian Arena: Philippine Army Awaits New U.S. Gear, by Jane Perlez,
February 12, 2002, New York Times, Sleeping With the Terrorists, by Nicholas D. Kristof,

February 13, 2002, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Air Force planes pound Abu hideouts,

February 15, 2002, New York Times, The Philippine Wars, by Nicholas D. Kristof,
February 15, 2002, The Philippine Star, US strike force sent to Basilan on Sunday,
February 15, 2002, Gulf News, Militant leader wants to surrender, by Noralyn Mustafa,
February 15, 2002, Gulf News, Boat people's hotel business hit by Abu Sayyaf, by Jofelle P. Tesorio,
February 15, 2002, Gulf News, U.S. commander inspects troops, by Al Jacinto,
February 15, 2002, Gulf News, No brisk sales despite arrival of U.S. troops,

February 16, 2002, New York Times, Briefly Noted; Bomb in Philippines,
February 16, 2002, The Irish Times, Filipino officials allege gang, army in collusion; by Miriam Donohoe,
February 16, 2002, The Philippine Star, AFP rejects Gadhafi son’s offer to talk with Sayyaf,
February 16, 2002, Gulf News, Rooftop of airbase facility destroyed, by Al Jacinto,
February 16, 2002, Gulf News, President urged to consider Gaddafi son's offer of talks, by Barbara Mae Dacanay,
February 16, 2002, Gulf News, Communists oppose U.S. troop presence,
February 16, 2002, The Philippine Star, AFP rejects Gadhafi son’s offer to talk with Sayyaf, by Paolo Romero,

February 17, 2002, Gulf News, Gaddafi's offer to negotiate with Abu Sayyaf rejected, by Barbara Mae Dacanay,
February 17, 2002, Reuters / Gulf News, U.S.: Presence in Philippines is warning to rebels,
February 17, 2002, Gulf News, Blasts kill four in Jolo, Zamboanga, by Al Jacinto and Noralyn Mustafa,
February 17, 2002, Gulf News, Bin Laden not the reason for war games, says Arroyo,
February 17, 2002, The Philippine Star, Ex-hostages back use of Sayyaf as 'live targets', by Marichu Villanueva,

February 18, 2002, New York Times, U.S. Plans to Act More Vigorously in Hostage Cases, by Judith Miller,
February 18, 2002, Reuters / Gulf News, U.S. Green Berets land on rebel island,

February 19, 2002, New York Times, The Wrong War, by Nicholas D. Kristof,
February 19, 2002, Gulf News, U.S. urged to help keep Taliban out, by Al Jacinto,
February 19, 2002, Gulf News, U.S. commandos meet residents in Basilan area, by Barbara Mae Dacanay,
February 19, 2002, Philippine Daily Inquirer, (Un)covering the Abu Sayyaf,

February 20, 2002, Gulf News, Two soldiers wounded in fresh fighting, by Al Jacinto,
February 20, 2002, Gulf News, Tape of beheadings by militants released, by Barbara Mae Dacanay,
February 20, 2002, The Philippine Star, Free my husband, pleads Abu Sayyaf captive’s wife, by Roel Pareño,
February 20, 2002, The Philippine Star, Media offensive vs Sayyaf launched,
February 20, 2002, The Philippine Star, Troops rescue 2 farmers from Abu Sayyaf,

February 21, 2002, Gulf News, Former hostage joins Abu Sayyaf group, by Barbara Mae Dacanay and Noralyn Mustafa,
February 21, 2002, Gulf News, U.S. troops launch humanitarian campaign, by Al Jacinto,

February 22, 2002, Agence France-Presse, Pentagon Boss Falls, by TJ Burgunio,
February 22, 2002, Agence France-Presse, Beheading-One of the ASGs Atrocities,
February 22, 2002, Gulf News, Brother says govt. has forgotten Filipina hostage,
February 22, 2002, Gulf News, New U.S. envoy assumes office,
February 22, 2002, Gulf News, Filipino-American soldiers feel at home in Basilan,
February 22, 2002, Gulf News, Victims forced to behead hostages, by Barbara Mae Dacanay,

February 23, 2002, Gulf News, Police detain man who beheaded hostage,
February 23, 2002, Gulf News, U.S. pilots can call for air strikes if Abu Sayyaf is seen,
February 23, 2002, Gulf News, Three rescued after helicopter crash, by Barbara Mae Dacanay and Al Jacinto,
February 23, 2002, The Philippine Star, Sayyaf executioner still faces charges — DOJ, by Pia Lee-Brago,
February 23, 2002, The Philippine Star, House, Senate to reopen AFP-Sayyaf collusion probe, by Jess Diaz,

February 24, 2002, Gulf News, Ex-victims recount Abu Sayyaf savagery by Barbara Mae Dacanay,
February 24, 2002, Gulf News, Jail transfer for Estrada opposed, by Arlene Burgos,
February 24, 2002, The Philippine Star, Cory prefers Abu Sayyaf beheading footage blurred, by Edith Regalado,

February 25, 2002, New York Times, Asian Arena; 'Yankee Don't Go' Is Message In Philippines Antiterror Rally, by Raymond Bonner,
February 25, 2002, The Philippine Star, No ransom for Burnhams — US,
February 25, 2002, Gulf News, Palace censures judges dodging Abu Sayyaf trial, by Regina Bengco,
February 25, 2002, Gulf News, Arroyo to lead anniversary celebrations,
February 25, 2002, Gulf News, British commandos to arrive next month, by Gilbert Felongco,

February 26, 2002, New York Times, Asian Arena; Special Forces' Sweltering Paradise, by Raymond Bonner,
February 26, 2002, The Philippine Star, New NPA purge bared; 32 killed,
February 26, 2002, Gulf News, U.S. moves to avoid delay in war games, by Al Jacinto,
February 26, 2002, Gulf News, NPA to probe reports of hostage-taking by its fighters, by Raffy Jimenez,
February 26, 2002, Gulf News, Murder charges to be filed against 11 Abu Sayyaf men,

February 27, 2002, Gulf News, Protests greet Arroyo in Zamboanga, by Al Jacinto,
February 27, 2002, Gulf News, Military hopes to win war with hi-tech weapons,

February 28, 2002, Gulf News, Abu Sayyaf elude U.S. search planes, by Al Jacinto and Noralyn Mustafa,
February 28, 2002, Gulf News, Hostage says he was forced to behead others,

March 2, 2002, New York Times, Asian Arena; Filipinos and G.I.'s Falter In Effort to Free Hostages, by Raymond Bonner with Eric Schmitt,
March 2, 2002, The Age [Australia] With God and a gun on his side, by Mark Baker,
March 2, 2002, The Boston Globe, The Search for Insurgents: Amid the deaths, tales of collusion, by Indira A.R. Lakshmanan,
March 2, 2002, Gulf News, Protesters hold vigil against wargames,
March 2, 2002, The Philippine Star, 'Attacks vs Moro rebels justified',

March 3, 2002, Gulf News, Residents want U.S. soldiers to join in actual combat, by Noralyn Mustafa,
March 3, 2002, Gulf News, Government spurns Abu Sabaya' s plea for amnesty,

March 4, 2002, The Washington Post, Some Filipinos Cite Threats Beyond Abu Sayyaf,
March 4, 2002, Gulf News, Filipino soldiers still need training, by Regina Bengco,
March 4, 2002, The Philippine Star, Competition in rescue of Abu hostages not serious,

March 5, 2002, Gulf News, Aide of Abu Sayyaf leader captured, by Noralyn Mustafa,
March 5, 2002, Gulf News, Priest tells Americans of rebel-military link,

March 6, 2002, Gulf News, Captive demanded own ransom, by Al Jacinto,
March 6, 2002, Gulf News, Civil war may escalate - U.S. think tank,
March 6, 2002, The Philippine Star, MILF harboring Sayyaf rebels, hostages,
March 6, 2002, The Philippine Star, MILF harboring Sayyaf rebels, hostages — AFP, by Paolo Romero,

March 7, 2002, CNN News, Full text: Abu Sayyaf statement read by Burnhams,

March 8, 2002, Washington Post, Kidnapped U.S. couple seen on videotape, by Doug Struck,

March 9, 2002, New York Times, Philippines Terror Group Seeks Money For Couple, by Raymond Bonner,
March 9, 2002, The Philippine Star, 'Sayyaf rebels, not US troops, are true abusers of women', by Marichu Villanueva,
March 9, 2002, The Philippine Star, RP, US reject Sayyaf demands,

March 10, 2002, New York Times Magazine, The Threat of Jaffar
March 10, 2002, The Philippine Star, 'Sayyaf ground getting smaller', by Roel Pareño,

March 11, 2002, The Philippine Star, PNP: Sayyaf got P20-M from Palawan hostages, by Christina Mendez,
March 11, 2002, The Philippine Star, Sayyaf rebels give troops the slip, by Roel Pareño,

March 12, 2002, The Philippine Star, Reyes: Ransom paid to Abus but no AFP involvement,

March 13, 2002, Gulf News, Captives shown escape route by abductors,

March 14, 2002, The Philippine Star, Envoy sees hike in US military aid,
March 14, 2002, The Philippine Star, AFP furious over leaked Sayyaf spy photo,

March 15, 2002, AFP, Abu Sayyaf with P1M on head captured, by Al Jacinto/Victor Reyes & Mario J Mallari,

March 20, 2002, The Philippine Star, 4 Sayyaf rebels killed, 6 captured,

March 22, 2002, The Philippine Star, Abu Sayyaf a bane to EAGA, by Edith Regalado,

March 23, 2002, The Philippine Star, Military going in for the kill vs Sayyaf, by Roel Pareño,
March 23, 2002, The Philippine Star, Army intensifies anti-terror drive,

March 24, 2002, The Philippine Star, DND gives credence to Bin Laden sighting,

March 25, 2002, New York Times, Pacific Arena; Philippine Clashes May Point to Attempt to Rescue American Hostages From Rebels, by Jane Perlez,
March 25, 2002, The Philippine Star, Sayyaf’s Holy Week terror plot uncovered, by Roel Pareño,

March 26, 2002, The Philippine Star, 5 groups eyed in Metro bomb scare,

March 28, 2002, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Hope for Burnhams brighter now-Gloria, by Carlito Pablo,
March 28, 2002, The Philippine Star, Sayyaf’s Pinay hostage to be freed for P1.5 million?, by Roel Pareño,

April 1, 2002, New York Times, Asian Arena; Hopes for Easter Release of Missionary Couple Held in Philippine Jungle Prove Unfounded, by Jane Perlez,

April 2, 2002, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Chinook's data recorder found.
April 2, 2002, BBC Monitoring International Reports, Philippine military says US troops may stay on after exercises.

April 3, 2002, The Philippine Star, Eight more American lawmakers arriving in RP,

April 5, 2002, The Philippine Star, US allots $7.3 M for RP terror drive,

April 07, 2002, New York Times Week in Review, The World; The War on Terrorism Takes Aim at Crime,

April 9, 2002, The Philippine Star, Sayyaf’s Sabaya hurt in raid on Basilan mayor’s residence,

April 12, 2002, The Philippine Star, Military identifies Sayyaf coddlers in Basilan,

April 20, 2002, New York Times, Pentagon; U.S. Sends More Troops To Philippines In Rebel Fight, by James Dao,
April 20, 2002, The Philippine Star, US allots $4 million for Basilan projects,

April 21, 2002, Bulatlat, Vol. 2, No. 11, Protest Caravan to Greet Opening of Second U.S. War Games,

April 22, 2002, New York Times, Asian Arena; Bombs Kill 14 in the Philippines After Warning by Militants,

April 25, 2002, The Philippine Star, Crackdown widened in Mindanao,

April 27, 2002, New York Times, The Philippines: Given $300,000, Abductors Refuse to Free 2 Americans, by Raymond Bonner,
April 27, 2002, Los Angels Times Wire Reports, After 3 Months, Gunmen Free Captive Reporter,
April 30, 2002, New York Times, Philippine Group Denies Ransom,
April 30, 2002, The Philippine Star, Legarda paid P2-M for reporter’s release — military,

May 1, 2002, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Military: Abus, not MNLF, behind Arlyn's kidnapping,

May 2, 2002, Helsingin Sanomat, Greed of Philippines Army elements may be a security hazard for U.S. troops, by Pekka Mykkänen,
May 2, 2002, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Questions.

May 12, 2002, Filipino Star, American's Captors Arrested in Basilan, by Roel Pareño,

May 29, 2002, New York Times, Asia: Philippines: U.S. Says Copters Weren't Hit,
May 30, 2002, New York Times, Asia: Philippines: U.S. Bounty For Militants' Arrest, by Carlos H. Conde,
March 31, 2002, New York Times, Asian Arena; U.S. Antiterror Forces May Extend Stay on Philippines Island, by Jane Perlez,
June 1, 2002, Christianity Today, Two Hostages Die In Attempted Missionary Rescue In Mindanao, by Ted Olsen,
June 04, 2002, New York Times, Wolfowitz, in Philippines, Looks to a Greater U.S. Role,
June 5, 2002, New York Times, Rumsfeld Urges Caution On U.S. Role In Philippines, by Eric Schmitt,
June 5, 2002, The Philippine Star, 'It's not the way Malacañang treats its allies'

June 8, 2002, New York Times, A Painful Consequence Of Political Constraints, by Eric Schmitt,
June 8, 2002, New York Times, A Phone Call Brings Sad News but Fails to Dent Faith, by John W. Fountain,
June 8, 2002, New York Times, Muslims' U.S. Hostage Is Killed In Gun Battle in the Philippines, by Jane Perlez,
June 8, 2002, The Boston Globe, American Hostage Killed in Philippines Rescue Raid, by John Donnelly,
June 8, 2002, The Philippine Star, 'Sayyaf won’t get away with it',

June 9, 2002, New York Times, Careless, Weary Rebels Left a Trail for Philippine Army, by Raymond Bonner with Carlos Conde,
June 9, 2002, Associated Press, Analysts unsure what went wrong in raid; American, Filipino killed: Details are sketchy about the attempt to rescue hostages in the Philippines,
June 9, 2002, Associated Press, Philippine Troops Attack 3 Islands, by Jim Gomez,

June 10, 2002, New York Times, Antiterror Fight: Why the Philippines?, by Raymond Bonner,
July 10, 2002, The Philippine Star, Journalist included in Sayyaf wanted list fears for her life,

June 11, 2002, New York Times, Rescued Hostage Returns Home, by David Johnson,

June 15, 2002, New York Times, By Aiding Needy Filipinos, G.I.'s Could Help Rout the Rebels, by Eric Schmitt,

June 17, 2002, Philippine Headline News, U.S. Troops Airlift Wounded Soldiers After Abu Sayyaf Clash,

June 18, 2002, New York Times, Asia: Philippines: Gunmen Fire At U.S. Troops, by Raymond Bonner,

June 20, 2002, New York Times, American Troops Will Begin Tighter Operations With Filipinos, by Eric Schmitt,
June 22, 2002, New York Times, Philippines Reports a Top Muslim Rebel Leader Died in Clash, by Raymond Bonner and Eric Schmitt,

July 6, 2002, Filipino Reporter, Abu Sayyaf wants to abolish Christmas,

July 11, 2002, The Philippine Star, AFP apologizes to journalist in wanted list,

July 12, 2002, The Philippine Star, AFP formally clears journalist,
July 12, 2002, Asia Africa Intelligence Wire, Villagers provide information on Abu Sayyaf whereabouts.

July 16, 2002, The Philippine Star, 75 killed, 26 injured in polls,

July 19, 2002, New York Times, Asia: Philippines: Americans Threatened, by Carlos H. Conde,

July 21, 2002, New York Times Magazine, It Only Looks Like Vietnam, By Donovan Webster,
June 21, 2002, BBC News, Philippines rebel leader 'shot'

June 22, 2002, CNN News, Search for Abu Sayyaf leader's body, by Maria Ressa,

July 24, 2002, New York Times, U.S. Indicts 5 Filipino Men In Kidnapping of Americans,
July 24, 2002, The Washington Post, Grand Jury Indicts 5 Abu Sayyaf Members,

July 26, 2002, The Philippine Star, Non-approval of MLSA may affect US military aid to RP',
July 26, 2002, Asia Africa Intelligence Wire, Sulawesi police join hunt for kidnappers.

July 27, 2002, The Philippine Star, 'MLSA not tied to US aid to AFP',
July 27, 2002, Asia Africa Intelligence Wire, Abu Sayyaf leaders want to surrender.

July 29, 2002, The Philippine Star, 'No more deal with Pentagon leader',

August 2, 2002, New York Times, Promise of Land Reform Unfulfilled, by Wayne Arnold,
August 2, 2002, The Philippine Star, At least 80 US Special Forces from Balikatan to remain in Basilan,

August 5, 2002, Asia Africa Intelligence Wire, Dozens of rebels killed in Sulu clash,

August 6, 2002, The Philippine Star, AFP shifts focus from Sayyaf to NPA,
August 6, 2002, The Philippine Star, 3 of 4 arrested NPA guerrillas are minors,

August 12, 2002, The Philippine Star, Malacañang in a bind over Reds’ terror tag,

August 13, 2002, Asia Africa Intelligence Wire, Two Abu Sayyaf rebels killed in southern Philippines.

August 17, 2002, The Philippine Star, AFP to initiate court martial vs 3 Army officers in Abu escape,

August 21, 2002, Associated Press, 8 Filipinos Kidnapped by Rebels,
August 21, 2002, Associated Press / LA Times, 8 Filipinos Kidnapped by Rebels,

August 22, 2002, New York Times, Filipino Rebels Kill 2 Jehovah's Witnesses,

August 23, 2002, aldeilis -juscogens, Did The CIA Create the Abu Sayyaf? by Nash Maulana,

August 24, 2002, The Philippine Star, Sabaya is dead — AFP, Palace,

August 25, 2002, Los Angeles Times Wire Reports, Elite Army Unit Flown In to Help Rescue Hostages,

August 26, 2002, The Philippine Star, Arroyo: Marohombsar’s death proves 'crime does not pay',

August 27, 2002, Asia Africa Intelligence Wire, AFP junks ASG demand.

August 29, 2002, Asia Africa Intelligence Wire, Philippine president rejects talks with kidnappers, military assault...

August 30, 2002, The Philippine Star, Military denies using US spy planes vs Abus,

August 31, 2002, The Philippine Star, No contact yet with Abus on Jehovah's Witnesses,

September 8, 2002, Asia Africa Intelligence Wire, 'This is a fight to the death',
September 8, 2002, Asia Africa Intelligence Wire, AFP ready for more losses,

September 9, 2002, The Philippine Star, GMA takes over security campaign,

September 11, 2002, The Philippine Star, Possible al-Qaeda targets secured,

September 18, 2002, Asia Africa Intelligence Wire, Gloria has new pen pal-Robot.

September 22, 2002, New York Times, Philippine Officials Detail the Trap, Set With U.S. Help, That Snared a Rebel Leader,

September 23, 2002, The Philippine Star, GMA rejects ransom for 4 professors,

September 24, 2002, Asia Africa Intelligence Wire, Killing of 4 Abus in Basilan lauded.

September 27, 2002, The Philippine Star, China offers anti-terrorism work with RP,

September 28, 2002, The Philippine Star, Janjalani emerges, calls for jihad,

September 30, 2002, The Philippine Star, Malacañang hits anti-Arroyo 'disinformation',

October 3, 2002, New York Times, Asian Arena: An American Soldier Is Killed By a Bomb in the Philippines, by Carlos H. Conde,
October 3, 2002, The Philippine Star, AFP welcomes long-term US aid,

October 4, 2002, The Philippine Star, Stratfor: Bombing may just be the first shot,

October 5, 2002, New York Times, Asian Arena; Muslim Rebels Are Blamed For Bombing In Philippines, by Eric Schmitt,

October 11, 2002, The Philippine Star, No hand in 'abduction' of NDF man's daughter,

October 13, 2002, Associated Press, Rebels Kill 11 in Clashes With Philippine Troops,

October 14, 2002, Los Angeles Times Wire Reports, Troops Seek Guerrillas After Deadly Ambush,

October 15, 2002, The Philippine Star, One-armed bandit leader wounded in Sulu clash,

October 18, 2002, The Philippine Star, Janjalani, Sayyaf tagged in twin blasts,

October 20, 2002, New York Times, The World; Under the Lens: Southeast Asia Confronts Its Demons, by Tom Zeller,

October 21, 2002, The Philippine Star, Defiant Islamiyah plans more attacks,

October 24, 2002, The Philippine Star, NSC: Tanods may arm but must get license,

October 27, 2002, The Philippine Star, 'Germans' interests will be protected',

November 02, 2002, The Philippine Star, Palace to US: RP ready for terror,

November 3, 2002, The Philippine Star, Government will not turn over arrested MILF demolition expert,
November 3, 2002, The Philippine Star, AFP to NPA: Talk peace or face death,

November 4, 2002, The Philippine Star, Government considering amnesty for Reds,

November 9, 2002, The Philippine Star, Bali bombing suspect planned to flee to RP,

November 15, 2002, The Philippine Star, Abu bomb expert captured,
November 15, 2002, New York Times, Bombing Suspect Held in Philippines
November 15, 2002, The Washington Post, Key Suspect In Bomb Plot Is Arrested In Philippines; Abu Sayyaf Leader Is Accused In Deadly Attacks Last Month,

November 22, 2002, The Philippine Star, RP, US sign 5-year MLSA,

November 23, 2002, The Philippine Star, 'Nothing secret in MLSA',

November 25, 2002, Asia Africa Intelligence Wire, Navy intelligence says 2 Sayyaf leaders want to acquire passports,

November 29, 2002, The Philippine Star, 'GMA assured of military protection',

December 1, 2002, New York Times, Asian Arena; U.S. and Philippines May Start New Training Mission, by Eric Schmitt and Carlos H. Cone,
December 10, 2002, AP Online, U.S. Charges 6 More Abu Sayyaf Members,

December 25, 2002, The Philippine Star, Terrorist threat heightens sense of national insecurity,
December 25, 2002, The Philippine Star, RP, US set 17 military exercises next year,

December 26, 2002, The Philippine Star, AFP to join more international war games,

January 2, 2003, The Philippine Star, Joint RP-US training of elite AFP troops to push through,

January 3, 2003, New York Times, Militant Leader Captured in Philippines,
January 3, 2003, The Philippine Star, Military tags MILF in New Year’s Eve Kudarat blast,

January 5, 2003, New York Times, Filipino Troops Said to Kill 5 Muslim Rebels,

January 13, 2003, The Philippine Star, Taipei: Mischief Reef a heavily armed camp,
January 13, 2003, The Philippine Star, Palace: US travel advisory reckless,

January 15, 2003, The Philippine Star, JDV’s parliamentary scenario triggers LEDAC debate,
January 15, 2003, The Philippine Star, Palace: Senate hearing a circus,

January 17, 2003, The Philippine Star, Palace: No hand in Ed’s coup,
January 17, 2003, AP Online, Philippine Troops Nab Abu Sayyaf Member,

January 28, 2003, New York Times, In Manila, Kidnapping as a Business Expense, by Wayne Arnold and Carlos H. Conde,
January 28, 2003, New York Times, In Manila, Kidnapping as a Business Expense,

February 17, 2003, New York Times, Briefly Noted; Philippines Approves More Troop Training,

February 20, 2003, New York Times, U.S. to Send Nearly 2000 Troops to Fight Militants in Philippines, by Eric Schmitt,

February 21, 2003, New York Times, Asian Arena; U.S. Combat Force of 1,700 Is Headed to the Philippines, by Eric Schmitt,

February 15, 2003, The Philippine Star, Bill mandates collection of all records on Ninoy slay,

February 17, 2003, The Philippine Star, RP, US set talks for deployment of US commandos in Sulu,
February 17, 2003, The Philippine Star, Government internal security body to tackle US-Iraq war,

February 18, 2003, Europe Intelligence Wire, Five killed in clash on Philippine hostage island,

February 19, 2003, Asia Africa Intelligence Wire, U.S. troops to join hunt for Abu Sayyaf.

February 21, 2003, Asia Africa Intelligence Wire, Philippine military reports of top Abu Sayyaf death unconfirmed.
February 21, 2003, Asia Africa Intelligence Wire, While negotiations falter, the militants threaten more strikes as US...
February 21, 2003, Asia Africa Intelligence Wire, U.S. trainers arrive in Zamboanga.

February 23, 2003, Asia Africa Intelligence Wire, Military digs up Abus' remains.

February 24, 2003, Asia Africa Intelligence Wire, Philippines: Third top Abu Sayyaf leader Susukan killed,

February 25, 2003, New York Times, East Asia; Combat Role For the G.I.'s In Philippines Left Unclear, by Seth Mydans,

March 3, 2003, The Philippine Star, Solon says MILF made $1-M downpayment for foreign arms,
March 3, 2003, The Philippine Star, Reyes: Balikatan in Sulu will push through,

March 05, 2003, New York Times Editorial, Fighting Terror in the Philippines,

March 7, 2003, New York Times, The Pacific Arena; Airport Bombing That Killed 21 Is Laid to Philippine Separatists, by Seth Mydans,

March 10, 2003, The Philippine Star, JDV: House to pass anti-terrorism bill,

March 20, 2003, The Philippine Star, Chemical attack survivor recounts ordeal,

March 21, 2003, The Philippine Star, House panel approves anti-terror bill,

March 22, 2003, New York Times, Living with risk - On the edge in Zamboanga, by Thomas Crampton,

March 26, 2003, New York Times, Communist Revolt Is Alive, and Active, in the Philippines, by Seth Mydans,

April 21, 2003, The Philippine Star, Government moves to crush funding, arms network for MILF rebels,

April 24, 2003, The Philippine Star, DOH wants law on forced quarantine; bill filed today,
April 24, 2003 [Publication date] In the Presence of My Enemies, by Gracia Burnham and Dean Merrill, Tyndale House Publishers, Inc., 307 pages,

April 25, 2003, The Philippine Star, Lawmaker files anti-SARS measure in House,

May 9, 2003, New York Times, Asia: Philippines: American Hostage's Book Prompts Inquiry

May 11, 2003, New York Times, Aftereffects: Militant Groups; Bombing Kills At Least 13 In Philippines,
May 11, 2003, New York Times, Filipino Journalists Find Death Threats Are Part of Job,

May 18, 2003, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Philippine government troops recover last two hostages held by Abu Sayyaf,

May 21, 2003, AFP, US & Philippines Resolve to Crush Abu Sayyaf,

May 30, 2003, Asia Africa Intelligence Wire, Sulu Balikatan seen toa finish off Abu Sayyaf.

May 31, 2003, New York Times, Southeast Asia: Philippine Camps Are Training Al Qaeda's Allies, Officials Say, by Raymond Bonner, 1,374 words,

June 7, 2003, New York Times, Delay Seen in U.S.-Philippine Joint Mission, by Eric Schmitt with Raymond Bonner,

June 24, 2003, Asia Africa Intelligence Wire, Escaped Abu Sayyaf hostage to testify against bandit group's members,

July 15, 2003, New York Times, Asia: Philippines: Suspect In Bomb Plot Escapes, by Carlos H. Conde,

July 21, 2003, The Philippine Star, Two lawmakers want US participation in peace talks,
July 21, 2003, The Philippine Star, Pichay urges MILF to show 'sincerity' in peace talks,

July 30, 2003, The Philippine Star, American officials unaware donated arms used in mutiny,
July 30, 2003, The Philippine Star, 2 lawmen, 2 others charged for kidnap,

July 31, 2003, The Philippine Star, Solons urge probe of weapons misuse,

August 1, 2003, The Philippine Star, 'Rebels wanted 15-man junta',

August 6, 2003, The Philippine Star, Military official: Something big uncovered in mutiny probe,

August 7, 2003, Asia Africa Intelligence Wire, Ulla tags 2 Abu suspects,

August 9, 2003, The Philippine Star, Lawmaker seeks special account for Marcos money,
August 9, 2003, Los Angeles Times, Jail Defects Abetted Terrorist's Escape, by Richard C. Paddock,

August 23, 2003, The Philippine Star, Gov't seeking P1.2-B intelligence funding,

September 1, 2003, The Philippine Star, RP, China to push formation of Asian anti-terror alliance,

September 18, 2003, The Philippine Star, Philippine 'Talibanism' not the answer,

October7, 2003, The Philippine Star, Peace talks with Reds to resume Oct. 18 in Oslo,

October 11, 2003, The Philippine Star, US Embassy, Secret Service satisfied with House security,

October 14, 2003, The Philippine Star, US looking forward to fruitful Bush state visit this weekend,

October 19, 2003, New York Times, Bush Cites Philippines as Model in Rebuilding Iraq, by David E. Sanger,

October 26, 2003, New York Times, The Philippines Struggles to Cope With Deficits and Insurgents, by Keith Bradsher,

November 29, 2003, New York Times, Religion Journal; For Missionaries With Children, the Calling vs. the Danger, by Naomi Schaefer,

December 7, 2003, Europe Intelligence Wire, Top Abu Sayyaf leader captured in southern Philippines.

December 8, 2003, New York Times, Rebel Seized in Philippines,
December 8, 2003, Los Angeles Times Wire Reports, Guerrilla Commander Arrested, Military Says,
December 8, 2003, Asia Africa Intelligence Wire, Top Abu Sayyaf leader captured in Philippines.
December 8, 2003, Europe Intelligence Wire, Captured Abu Sayyaf leader "Commander Robot" - a ruthless kidnapper,

December 9, 2003, Asia Africa Intelligence Wire, Andang arrest a boost for anti-crime drive.

December 10, 2003, Asia Africa Intelligence Wire, Andang: I shared the loot,

December 13, 2003, Asia Africa Intelligence Wire, Envoy blamed for missing millions.

December 14, 2003, Gulf News, Aventajado wanted share of ransom money, claims Malaysian negotiator, by Barbara Mae Dacanay,

January 1, 2004, Asia Africa Intelligence Wire, Key Philippine Security Adviser Resigns, Seeks Congress Seat,

January 5, 2004, New York Times, Fear of a Communist Rebellion Is Growing in the Philippines,

February 10, 2004, Asia Africa Intelligence Wire, Hero of Basilan siege reprimanded by AFP.

February 17, 2004, New York Times, Beyond the Abu Sayyaf, (Page 2 of 4). by Steven Rogers

January 28, 2004, Asia Africa Intelligence Wire, Killing of ASG member.

March 31, 2004, New York Times, 4 Suspects With TNT Held in Manila,
March 31, 2004, Los Angeles Times, 'Madrid-Level' Bomb Attack Prevented, Philippines Says, by Richard C. Paddock,

April 2, 2004, New York Times, Manila arrests 4 Turkish suspects, by Carlos H. Conde,

April 8, 2004, New York Times, Philippine Militant and 5 Followers Are Killed in Firefight, by Carlos H. Conde,

April 9, 2004, New York Times, World Briefing | Asia: The Philippines: Troops Kill Militant Leader, by Carlos H. Conde,
April 9, 2004, New York Times, Philippines Kills an Abu Sayyaf Leader, by Carlos H. Conde,
April 9, 2004, New York Times / International Herald Tribune, Italy increases security over Easter weekend - Abu Sayyaf militant killed,
April 9, 2004, New York Times, Philippines kills an Abu Sayyaf leader, by Carlos H. Conde,

April 12, 2004, Manila Bulletin, 19 Basilan jail escapees captured; 8 others killed,
April 12, 2004, The Philippine Star, Gov't allegedly planning to quell opposition protests,

April 28, 2004, The America's Intelligence Wire, Military chief: Jemaah Islamiyah is "major terror threat" to Philippines.

May 6, 2004, The Philippine Star, FPJ promises 'show of force' that will rock Malacañang,

May 21, 2004, New York Times, Opinion, Terrorism in the Philippines - Manila must counter the return of Abu Sayyaf, by Steven Rogers,
May 21, 2004, Arab News, Abu Sayyaf Leader Captured in Southern Philippines, by Al Jacinto,

July 19, 2004, The Philippine Star, Our Foolish 'Truce' W / MILF Crippled Drive Vs, Terrorists, by Max V. Soliven,

July 30, 2004, New York Times, Asia: The Philippines: U.S. Missionary Identifies Kidnappers, by Carlos H. Conde,
July 30, 2004, The Manila Times, Burnham Identifies Former Abu Captors, by Karl Kaufman,

August 11, 2004, The Philippine Star, Pichay hits '9/11' report tagging RP as terror haven,

October 12, 2004, AP / New York Times, World Briefing-Asia-The Philippines-Bomb Caused Ferry Fire,

February 15, 2005, New York Times, World Briefing-Asia-The Philippines-Bombs In 3 Cities Kill 11, by Carlos H. Conde,
February 20, 2005, The Philippine Star, Military targets 2nd Muslim rebel group, by Jaime Laude and Roel Pareño,
March 15, 2005, Associated Press, Philippines Brace For Retaliation,
March 18, 2005, Associated Press, Terrorists Train for Seaborne Attacks,
Mar 28, 2005, The Philippine Star, Palace downplays US warning on 'multiple' terror attacks in RP
Mar 28, 2005, The Philippine Star, Palace vows thorough probe of columnist’s slay
May 1, 2005, Associated Press, After Escape, Burnham Sneaks Back, by Roxana Hegeman,
July 23, 2005, New York Times, U.S. and Philippines Join Forces to Pursue Terrorist Leader, by Raymond Bonner and Carlos H. Conde,July 25, 2005, New York Times, Editors Tackle Taboos With Girlish Glee, by Raymond Bonner,
November 26, 2005, The Manila Standard, 15 Sayyaf bandits die as AFP pounds Sulu,

January 30, 2006, Times Wire Reports, Gunman Kills 10 at Crowded Billiard Hall,
February 3, 2006, The Philippine Star, Palace to bishops: Drop partisan bias,

February 9, 2006, The Philippine Star, RP to host counter-terror conference,
February 19, 2006, Associated Press, 1 Killed in Blast Near Philippine Army Camp,
February 20, 2006, The Philippine Star, Information chief moving out to head PMS next month,

February 21, 2006, The Philippine Star, Palace explosion fuels coup talk; government downplays threat,

February 26, 2006, The Philippine Star, Government cracks down on enemies
February 26, 2005, Arab News, Philippine Troops Capture Major Extremist Camp, by Al Jacinto,

March 4, 2006,The Philippine Star, 3 businessmen identified as alleged financiers of failed coup
March 6, 2006,The Philippine Star, Palace appeals to media for fair reporting
March 6, 2006,The Philippine Star, Economic growth among APEC countries a challenge to anti-terror efforts,
March 11, 2006, The Philippine Star, Press freedom not absolute — Palace
March 24, 2006, New York Times, New Directors/New Films - Reviews - Movies "Cavite", by Stephen Holden,
April 4, 2006,The Philippine Star, RP: A deep sense of grief, loss,
April 23, 2006, The Philippine Star, 'Southern Thailand is new terror ground',
April 30, 2006, New York Times, American Indie Filmmakers: Thinking Globally and Acting Globally, by Dennis Lim,
May 26, 2006, New York Times, Review-Movies: 'Cavite' Is a Tale of a Terrorist Group by Guerrilla Filmmakers, by Stephen Holden,
August 25, 2006, The Philippine Star, 6 Sayyaf bandits killed, 4 Marines wounded as clashes rage in Sulu, by Roel Pareño,
October 12, 2006, AP / New York Times, World Briefing - Asia - The Philippines - Another Bomb Explodes In South,

January 13, 2007, New York Times, Southeast Asians Agree to Draft New Charter, by Carlos H. Conde,
January 14, 2007, New York Times, Southeast Asian Leaders Agree to Form Free-Trade Zone by 2015, by Carlos H. Conde,
January 17, 2007, New York Times / Reuters, World Briefing - Asia - Philippines - Top Abu Sayyaf Rebel Reported,
January 17, 2007, New York Times / Reuters, Philippines: Top Abu Sayyaf Rebel Reported Killed,
January 17, 2007, Associated Press / Boston Globe, Top militant reportedly dies in clash in Philippines, by Jim Gomez,
January 18, 2007, Los Angeles Times, Philippine militant slain, by Paul Watson and Al Jacinto, Special to The Times,
January 18, 2007, The Wichita Eagle, Ringleader in Burnham Ordeal Killed in Firefight, by Stan Finger,
January 19, 2007, Los Angeles Times Wire Reports, 10 rebels, 3 troops killed in clash>?????,
January 23, 2007,The Daily Tribune [Manila] Philippine leader vows to "mop up" remaining Abu Sayyaf as army steps up search,
February 1, 2007, AP / New York Times, World Briefing-Africa-Madagascar-Bin Laden's Brother-In-Law Killed,
February 3, 2007, Los Angeles Times, Philippine rebels claim to hold senior officials hostage, by Al Jacinto, Special to The Times,
February 13, 2007, International Herald Tribune, Tide of battle turning for Philippine military New gains against Abu Sayyaf reported,
June 8, 2007, Los Angeles Times Wire Reports, U.S. pays reward to informants,
August 10, 2007, Los Angeles Times Wire Reports, 52 killed as rebels clash with soldiers,
October 20, 2007, New York Times, Blast at Mall Kills 8 in Philippines, by Carlos H. Conde,
January 23, 2007,The Daily Tribune [Manila] Philippine leader vows to "mop up" remaining Abu Sayyaf as army steps up search,
December 7, 2007, New York Times, Philippine Court Convicts 14 in Kidnapping Case, by Carlos H. Conde,
December 7, 2007, Associated Press, Philippines Sentences Burnham's Abductors to Life, by Jim Gomez,

February 07, 2008, New York Times, U.S. Expects More Al Qaeda Captures, by Mike Nuzza,
March 2, 2008, Los Angeles Times Wire Reports, Bomb injures soldiers, women,
March 9, 2008, Los Angeles Times, U.S. role in Philippine raid questioned, by Paul Watson, Times Staff Writer,
May 1, 2008, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Fallen colonel sought AFP reforms, say mistahs, by Nikko Dizon,
June 9, 2008, New York Times, Setbacks Seen for Southeast Asia Terrorists, by Eric Schmitt,
June 09, 2008, New York Times, Potshots at a Mission of Mercy, by Patrick J. Lyons,
June 11, 2008, New York Times, Philippine Television Crew Believed to Be Kidnapped, by Carlos H. Conde,
June 19, 2008, New York Times, Abu Sayyaf Releases News Crew in Philippines, by Carlos H. Conde,
June 19, 2008, New York Times, Abu Sayyaf Militants Free Kidnapped News Crew in Philippines, by Carlos H. Conde,
July 14, 2008, New York Times, Mother Exhales After Son's Release in Colombia, by Angelica Medaglia,
August 13, 2008, Los Angeles Times, Battles threaten deal for larger Muslim zone in Philippines, by Al Jacinto and Paul Watson, Special to The Times,
September 1, 2008, New York Times, Terrorism Suspect Is Returned to Philippines, by Carlos H. Conde,
December 21, 2008, New York Times, Likely Pick for Intelligence Chief Would Face Task of Corralling Fractious Agencies, by Mark Mazzetti,
December 21, 2008, New York Times, The Sunday Word: Obama Raises Jobs Target, by Michael Falcone,

January 16, 2009, Los Angeles Times Wire Reports, World Briefing / The Philippines, Three Red Cross workers abducted,
January 16, 2009, New York Times, 3 Red Cross Workers Abducted in Philippines, by Carlos H. Conde,
January 23, 2009, New York Times, Freed by the U.S., Saudi Becomes a Qaeda Chief, by Robert F. Worth,
March 30, 2009, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Trail of beheadings,
April 1, 2009, New York Times, Philippines Officials Plead With Rebels on Captives, by Carlos H. Conde,
April 1, 2009, New York Times, Emergency Declared in Philippine Province as Hostage Deadline Passes, by Carlos H. Conde,
April 2, 2009, New York Times, Red Cross Hostage in Philippines Is Free, by Carlos H. Conde,
April 3, 2009, New York Times, World Briefing-Asia-The Philippines-Red Cross Hostage Is Freed, by Carlos H. Conde,
April 18, 2009, Associated Press, Abducted aid worker rescued, Police in the Philippines rescued a kidnapped Red Cross worker from his Al Qaeda-linked captors...
May 26, 2009, New York Times, American Woman Is Freed After Philippines Abduction, by Carlos H. Conde,
July 12, 2009, Los Angeles Times Wire Reports, World Briefing / Philippines, Islamic militants in the southern Philippines freed an ailing Italian Red Cross worker...
July 16, 2009, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Devt key to end conflict, says MNLF exec,
August 9, 2009, Los Angeles Times, Philippine city lives in constant terror, by John M. Glionna,
August 13, 2009, AP / New York Times, Filipino Soldiers Attack Militants Tied to Al Qaeda
August 13, 2009, AP / New York Times, Soldiers in Philippines Attack Militant Group, Abu Sayyaf,
August 14, 2009, New York Times, 23 Filipino Soldiers Killed in Clashes, by Carlos H. Conde,
August 17, 2009, The Christian Science Monitor, Philippines: are two militant groups joining forces?(Moro Islamic Liberation Front and Abu Sayyaf),
August 21, 2009, New York Times, U.S. Military to Stay in Philippines, by Thom Shanker,
August 22, 2009, AP / New York Times, World Briefing- Asia-The Philippines-Militant Suspect Held,
September 1, 2009, AP / New York Times, World Briefing-Asia-The Philippines-Militant Tied to Al Qaeda Is Arrested,
September 1, 2009, The Associated Press, The Philippines: Militant Tied to Al Qaeda Is Arrested,
September 2, 2009, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Philippine forces pursue 44 Abu Sayyaf men linked to 2001 kidnapping, by Tarra Quismundo,
September 22, 2009, New York Times, World Briefing-Asia-Philippines-Rebel Camp Overrun, by Carlos H. Conde,
September 26, 2009, New York Times, Curbed in Towns, Philippines Islamists Take to the Forests, by Norimitsu Onishi,
September 30, 2009, New York Times, 2 U.S. Soldiers and Filipino Marine Are Killed by Land Mine, by Carlos H. Conde, and Mark McDonald,
September 30, 2009, Los Angeles Times Wire Reports, World Briefing / The Philippines,Two American soldiers were killed by a roadside bomb...
October 4, 2009, Los Angeles Times, Military deaths,
November 10, 2009, Reuters / New York Times, Asia- The Philippines - Captive Is Beheaded.

November 11, 2009, The Philippine Star, AFP deploys 600 soldiers to pursue kidnappers, by Katherine Evangelista,
November 11, 2009, Agence France-Presse, Abu Sayyaf survives US-backed Philippine crackdown,
November 11, 2009, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Trader with debts kidnapped in Lanao Sur, by Marlon Ramos,
November 11, 2009, Inquirer Mindanao, Puno stands pat vs. MILF on Irish priest’s abduction, by Abigail Kwok, Julie Alipala,
November 11, 2009, Inquirer Mindanao, Activists accuse military of raiding Iligan office, by Vicente Corrales,
November 11, 2009, Inquirer, Woman flees from abductors in S. Cotabato, by Abigail Kwok,

November 22, 2009, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Is this any way to treat our teachers?
November 23, 2009, New York Times, In Philippines Strife, Uprooting Is a Constant, by Norimitsu Onishi,
November 25, 2009, New York Times, Toll Rises to 46 in Philippine Election Unrest, by Carlos H. Conde,
December 13, 2009, New York Times, Op-Ed Contributor--To Beat Al Qaeda, Look to the East, by Scott Atran,

January 22, 2010, New York Times, Drone Reportedly Killed Filipino in Pakistan, by Pir Zubar Shah,
February 10, 2010, ABS-CBN News, House to kick out Ecleo, by RG Cruz,
February 23, 2010, New York Times, Filipino Politicians Wield Private Armies, Despite Ban, by Norimitsu Onishi,
February 28, 2010, Philippines News Agency, Basilan Governor Jum Akbar has released financial assistance for the victims of the raid by suspected Abu Sayyaf,
March 1, 2010, New York Times, Rebels Suspected in Philippine Attack on Civilians, by Carlos H. Conde,
March 9, 2010, New York Times, Police Kill Bali Nightclub Bombing Suspect, by Peter Gelling,
March 10, 2010, New York Times, Suspect's Death Leads to Questions on Indonesia's Border Security, by Peter Gelling,
April 15, 2010, New York Times, 2 Philippine Candidates Killed in Election Violence, by Carlos H. Conde,
May 2, 2010, Discover Our Catholic Faith blogspot, May 2, 2010 (5th Sunday of Easter),
June 13, 2010, New York Times, Separatists Behead 3 Men in Philippines, by Carlos H. Conde,
June 20, 2010, News Break Archives, 'I even thought of committing suicide', by Marissa Rante,
August 19, 2010, New York Times, Book Review - The Tenth Parallel - By Eliza Griswold, by Linda Robinson,
August 22, 2010, New York Times, Christians and Muslims, by Linda Robinson,
September 16, 2010, AP / New York Times, The Philippines - 3 Soldiers Killed,
September 19, 2010, New York Times, Philippine Troops Kill Wanted Militant, by Carlos H. Conde,
September 20, 2010, New York Times, Militant Accused of Kidnapping Americans Is Killed in the Philippines, by Carlos H. Conde,

January 25, 2011, AP / New York Times, The Philippines - Blast on Manila Bus
February 8, 2011, Agence France-Presse, Ex-AFP chief commits suicide, police confirm, by Katherine Evangelista,
February 11, 2011, Philippine Daily Inquirer, Sandigan orders arrest of cult leader-solon for graft, by Kristine L. Alave,
April 8, 2011, New York Times, Filipino Rebels Agree to Stop Using Child Soldiers, by Carlos H. Conde,
April 9, 2011, New York Times, Filipino Rebels Agree to Stop Using Child Soldiers, by Carlos H. Conde,
June 3, 2011, BusinessWorld (Philippines) Gov't wanted rebel leader jailed in Malaysia over threats: WikiLeaks,
August 11, 2011, New York Times, Bali Bombings Suspect, Extradited From Pakistan, Arrives in Indonesia, by Aubrey Belford,
August 23, 2011, New York Times, Rebels Reject Plan for Filipino Muslims, by Carlos H. Conde,
September 26, 2011, Associated Press, Militants kill 6, wound 5 in Philippine attack,
December 1, 2011, AP / New York Times, World Briefing-Asia-The Philippines-Suspect Arrested in Bombing Attacks,
December 13, 2011, Cape Times (South Africa), Abducted Boy Follows River to Safety after Giving Abu Sayyaf the Slip,

January 5, 2012, New York Times, Kidnappings Point to Security Breakdown in Southern Philippines, by Floyd Whaley,
February 2, 2012, New York Times, Philippine Officials Say Raid Killed Senior Militants, by Floyd Whaley,
February 13, 2012, New York Times, Bin Laden Link to 'Demolition Man'? by Mark McDonald,
February 14, 2012 [Uploaded to YouTube on] Kidnapped Abroad Philippines: Fatal Mission, The Martin & Gracia Burnham story. Uploaded by kalijutsu, 45:32 minutes,
February 14, 2012, New York Times, Avoiding 'Journalese', by Philip B. Corbett,
March 13, 2012, New York Times, Terrorist Was Not Killed in Airstrike, Malaysian Official Says, by Floyd Whaley,
April 14, 2012, New York Times, Promoting Tourism on Beautiful but Violent Tawi-Tawi, by Floyd Whaley,
June 18th, 2012, Agence France-Presse, Philippine police kill rebel who kidnapped Americans,

June 19, 2012, New York Times, Jordanian Journalist Missing in Southern Philippines, by Floyd Whaley,
June 19, 2012, New York Times, 'Kidnapped' TV Crew Apparently Wasn't, by Mark McDonald,
June 24, 2012, New York Times,Journalist Is Said to Be a Hostage in Philippines, by Floyd Whaley,
July 11, 2012, Urbanix, Bloody 711,
July 21, 2012, Sun Star [Zamboanga, Philippines] Troops, Abu Sayyaf bandits clash, by Bong Garcia,
July 22 2012, The Manila Times, Troops clash with Abu Sayyaf in Basilan,
July 26, 2012, AP / New York Times, Philippines - Army and Rebels Clash,
July 27, 2012, The Philippine Star, 19 dead in Basilan clashes, by Roel Pareño,
July 29, 2012, AFP / al-akhbar.com, Al-Qaeda suspect arrested in Philippine
August 2, 2012, The Philippine Star, Abu Sayyaf hunter is new military chief in Basilan, by Roel Pareño,

StevenWarRan Research

Wednesday, July 25, 2012

Linking Muslim Terror in the Philippines to al-Qaida.

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