Kalinga's Traditional Peace Pact System Garners ASEAN Interest
Kalinga, Philippines' traditional dispute resolution system, the 'bodong,' has captured the interest of Malaysian delegates at the ASEAN Peace Education High-Level Conference. The delegates plan to visit the province to study its potential adoption in their country.
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