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                    [Summary] => he Philippines reaffirmed its commitment to the global fight against terrorism but, along with other Asian countries, challenged world leaders to redraw their battle plans in the war on terror by training their sights on religious intolerance, poverty and social injustice.


In a statement read Monday before the 59th session of the United Nations General Assembly in New York, Foreign Affairs Secretary Alberto Romulo emphasized the need for governments to work together, and pushed for a strategy that would remove poverty as a "breeding ground" for resentment and conflict. 


"The Philippines believes that conflicts should be addressed before terrorism can begin to define or exploit the conflict. This can be done by working together with other nations," Romulo said.
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DEPUTY FOREIGN MINISTER CHOE SU HON

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RP to UN: Redefine war on terror

By Marvin Sy | September 29, 2004 - 12:00am

he Philippines reaffirmed its commitment to the global fight against terrorism but, along with other Asian countries, challenged world leaders to redraw their battle plans in the war on terror by training their sights...

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