Marawi Siege Aftermath: Nine Years On, Recovery Lags and Accountability Unclear
Nine years after the liberation of Marawi City, tens of thousands of families remain in temporary shelters, highlighting the slow pace of recovery. The chair of the Moro Consensus Group points out the lack of accountability for those responsible for the city's devastation.
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