Within a month of the Marawi Siege in 2017, around 360,000 people in and around the conflict's epicenter were displaced. More than 17,000 families remain as such even as late as 2022.

MARAWI, Philippines (AP) - Smoke wafted from the smoldering carcasses of buildings and houses, with the dome of a mosque blasted out with holes, as Philippine troops battled Thursday to defeat a final ...

MARAWI CITY, Philippines, July 5 (Reuters) - Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte was preparing to make a deal with Islamic State-inspired militants in the days after they laid siege to a southern ...

Following the 2017 siege of Marawi, the Philippines' counter-terrorism efforts have faced an increasingly complex and unpredictable landscape. While authorities have claimed victory, one which ...

As Philippines forces conduct operations to flush out the last of the ISIS-affiliated fighters from the city of Marawi, analysts warn the Islamic insurgency in the country is far from over.

Women shop for clothes in Marawi. Despite martial law, everyday life in parts of the city has started to pick up, more than 19 months after the militants' siege ended in October 2017.

The loss of documents also limits freedom of movement and amplifies the risk of harassment, exploitation or arbitrary arrest, and detention, especially in light of the imposition of martial law in the ...