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Muslim terror increasing in the Philippines.(QuickQuotes)(Brief article)
"They have bombed buses carrying workers, food markets where people were shopping, airports where relatives were waiting for loved ones, and ferryboats carrying families."
Human Rights Watch spokesman ...
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