5 September 2008, Future Global Network (FGN) Foundation, a network of Malaysian Muslim NGOs that aims towards humanity’s peaceful co-existence and conflict resolution based on human rights, justice and fairness, calls upon the Philippine Government (GRP) and Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF) to stop shooting and return to talk peace. There is nothing to gain or to prove anything in waging a war except pride and prejudice that both sides have to sacrifice in the interest of peace and stability in this part of the world. 

The last frame of reference on the GRP-MILF peace process was the Memorandum of Agreement on Ancestral Domain (MoA-AD) which formal signing was cancelled by the temporary restraining order (TRO) issued by the Philippines Supreme Court a day before. As such, the solution to the on-going war is for both sides to return to the MoA-AD and pick up the pieces from there towards the greater interest of the greatest number.

30 July 2008, Future Global Network Foundation (FGN), a Kuala Lumpur based NGO that seeks to advance the Cause of stateless and downtrodden peoples, welcome the Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) reached between the Government of the Republic of the Philippines (GRP) and Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF) recently. Scheduled to be formally signed in Kuala Lumpur on August 5, 2008, the Agreement:

-           Recognize the Bangsamoro people as "distinct from the rest of the national communities";

-           Grant the Bangsamoro people their own "distinct territory";

-           Grant the Bangsamoro people their own "government"; and,

-           Concede international recognition to the Bangsamoro people.

The Agreement, which took more than seven years to negotiate, is expected to provide the majority of Bangsamoro Muslims in 721 villages the much-needed relief and assurance on their ancestral domain. It could also be the beacon for their future in Muslim Mindanao, with assurance that their remaining landed properties and estates can now be safely preserved for posterity without having to fear of being ‘misappropriated’ by any carpetbaggers without their consent.

10 June 2008, Future Global Network (FGN) views the deepening constitutional crisis in Turkey with grave concern as it affects a great number of the ummah in that part of the world to great extent. The Justice and Development (AK) Party is facing closure in the wake of the Constitutional Amendments the party had endeavoured to draft with the concurrence of other coalition parties and successfully passed into law  to reverse the headscarf ban in universities.
 
The Constitutional Court ’s decision on June 5 to overturn the Act of Parliament on the headscarf issue is unprecedented in the annals of political history. It smacks of the principle of secular democratic systems on separation of powers between the administrative, legislative and judiciary branches of the government, and between the religion and state. The Court’s decision also effectively put the judiciary high above the legislature, instead of being at par with each other.
 

Future Global Network(FGN), a Malaysia-based network of non-governmental organizations (NGOs) for the peaceful co-existence of humanity, supports the Union of Islamic NGOs in the Islamic World (UNIW) call for the Israeli genocide in Palestine to be stopped.

We call upon the Organisation of Islamic Conference (OIC) to hold an emergency meeting to deal with the Palestine situation in Gaza under the Israeli military onslaughts which had been going on unabated since March 1, killing more than 100, including a five-month old infant, and a number of children and women.