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|title = [[Moro conflict]]
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|group1 = Prelude
|list1 =
* [[Illegal drug trade in the Philippines|Drug abuse]]
* [[Gun politics in the Philippines|Gun cultures]]
* [[Poverty in the Philippines|Poverty]]
* [[Racism in the Philippines|Racism]]
** [[Rido]]
* [[Piracy in the Sulu Sea|Piracy]]
* [[Jabidah massacre]] (1968)
* [[Manili massacre]] (1971)
* [[Tacub massacre]] (1971)
* [[Palimbang massacre]] (1974)

|group2 = Rebel groups
|list2 =
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  | group1 = Pro-autonomy or independence
  | list1  =
* [[Moro National Liberation Front]] (MNLF)
* [[Moro Islamic Liberation Front]] (MILF)
* [[MNLF Executive Council of 15]] (MNLF EC-15)

  | group2 = Islamists
  | list2  =
* [[Abu Sayyaf]] (ASG)
* [[Ansar Khalifa Philippines]] (AKP)
* [[Bangsamoro Islamic Freedom Fighters]] (BIFF)
* [[Khalifa Islamiyah Mindanao]] (KIM)
* [[Maute group]] (MG)
))

|group3 = Leaders
|list3 =
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  | group1 = Pro-autonomy or independence
  | list1  =
* [[Nur Misuari]] (MNLF)
* [[Mus Sema]] (MNLF EC-15)
* [[Murad Ebrahim]] (MILF)

  | group2 = Islamists
  | list2  =
* [[Isnilon Hapilon]] (ASG)
* [[Khadaffy Janjalani]] (ASG)
* [[Ameril Umbra Kato]] (BIFF)
* [[Albader Parad]] (ASG)
* [[Abu Sabaya]] (ASG)
* [[Radullan Sahiron]] (ASG)
* [[Jainal Antel Sali Jr.]] (ASG)
* [[Ahmed Santos (militant)|Ahmed Santos]] (RSM)
* [[Hamsiraji Marusi Sali]] (ASG)
* [[Omar Maute]] (MG)
* [[Abdullah Maute]] (MG)
))

|group4= Incidents
|list4=
* [[Battle off Mukah]] (1862)
* [[Battle of Jolo (1974)|Battle of Jolo]] (1974)
* [[Patikul massacre]] (1977)
* [[Pata Island massacre]] (1981)
* [[1995 Ipil massacre|Ipil massacre]] (1995)
<!-- * [[1996 Cotabato conflict]] (1996) -->
* [[2000 Philippine campaign against the Moro Islamic Liberation Front|Philippine campaign against the Moro Islamic Liberation Front]] and the [[Battle of Camp Abubakar]] (2000)
* [[2001 Misuari rebellion|Misuari rebellion]] (2001)
* [[Operation Enduring Freedom – Philippines]] (2002–2015)
* [[2007 Basilan beheading incident|Basilan beheading incident]] (2007)
* [[2008 Cotabato conflict|Cotabato conflict]] (2008)
* [[2013 Lahad Datu standoff|Lahad Datu standoff]] (2013)
* [[Zamboanga City crisis]] (2013)
* [[Operation Darkhorse]] (2014)
* [[Battle of Basilan (2014)|Battle of Basilan]] (2014)
* [[Mamasapano clash]] (2015)
* [[Battle of Tipo-Tipo]] (2016)
* [[2016 Butig clashes|Butig clashes]] (2016)
* [[2017 Bohol clashes|Bohol clashes]] (2017)
* [[Siege of Marawi]] (2017)
* [[Ungkaya Pukan clash ]] (2022)

|group5= Incidents involving<br />civilians
|list5=
* [[1985 Lahad Datu ambush|Lahad Datu ambush]] (1985)
* [[Ozamiz Ferry Bombing]] (2000)
* [[2000 Sipadan kidnappings|Sipadan kidnappings]] (2000)
* [[Rizal Day bombings]] (2000)
* [[Dos Palmas kidnappings]] (2000–2001)
* [[Siege of Lamitan]] (2001)
* [[2002 Zamboanga City bombings|Zamboanga City bombings]] (2002)
* [[MV SuperFerry 14|SuperFerry 14 bombing]] (2004)
* [[2006 Central Mindanao bombings|Central Mindanao bombings]] (2006)
* [[2009 Mindanao bombings|Mindanao bombings]] (2009)
* [[Maguindanao massacre]] (2009)
* [[2014 Bukidnon bus bombing|Bukidnon bus bombing]] (2014)
* [[2016 Davao City bombing|Davao City bombing]] (2016)
* [[2019 Jolo Cathedral bombings|Jolo Cathedral bombings]] (2019)
* [[2020 Jolo bombings|Jolo bombings]] (2020)
* [[Datu Paglas market occupation]] (2021)
* [[Mindanao State University bombing]] (2023)

|group6 = [[Bangsamoro peace process|Peace process]]
|list6=
* [[1976 Tripoli Agreement]] (MNLF)
* [[Jeddah Accord|1987 Jeddah Accord]] (MNLF)
* [[1996 Final Peace Agreement]] (MNLF)
* [[Framework Agreement on the Bangsamoro|2012 Framework Agreement on the Bangsamoro]] (MILF)
* [[Comprehensive Agreement on the Bangsamoro|2014 Comprehensive Agreement on the Bangsamoro]] (MILF)

| group7 = Security zones<br />and peace monitoring
| list7  =
* [[AFP Western Mindanao Command]]
* [[AFP Eastern Mindanao Command]]
* [[Eastern Sabah Security Command]]
* [[Eastern Sabah Security Zone]]
* [[International Monitoring Team]]
* [[Joint Peace and Security Team]]

|group8= Related articles
|list8=
* [[Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao]]
* [[Bangsamoro Organic Law]]
* [[Bangsamoro|Bangsamoro Autonomous Region]]
* [[Bangsamoro Republik]]
* [[Cross border attacks in Sabah]]
* [[Ilaga]]
* [[Moro people]]
* [[Proclamation No. 216]]
* [[Refugees of the Philippines|Refugees]]

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