The GRP-NDFP peace negotiations major agreements and joint statements, September 1, 1992 - June 9, 2018 / National Democratic Front of the Philippines

(The Hague) joint declaration -- Joint agreement of the government of the Republic of the Philippines (GRP) and the National Democratic Front of the Philippines (NDFP) on safety and immunity guarantees -- Agreements on the ground rules of the formal meetings between the GRP and NDFP panels -- Joint agreement on the formation, sequence and operationalization of the reciprocal working committee (RCWs) of the GRP and NDFP negotiating panels -- Comprehensive agreements on respect for the human rights and international humanitarian law between government and the republic of the Philippines and the national democratic front of the Philippines -- Joint agreement in support of socioeconomic projects of private development organizations and institute -- Joint statements (of Hon. Jose de Venecia and Prof. Jose Ma. Sison on the signing of CARHRIHL) -- Joint statements by negotiating panels of the government of the republic of the Philippines (GRP) and the National Democratic Front of the Philippines (NDFP) (announcing resumption of peace negotiations with an annex A on the list of agreements) -- Oslo Joint statements -- The second Oslo joint statements -- Partial supplemental guidelines for the joint monitoring committee

The Hague Joint declaration was signed by both parties on September 1, 1992, agreeing on four issues: 1. human rights and the international humanitarian law; 2. Social and economic reforms; 3. Political and constitutional reforms; and 4. End of hostilities and disposition of forces. Appointed government negotiators were Congressman Ambassador Howard Dee as Head, and as members: Jose Yap, Department of Justice Secretary Silvestre Bello III, Atty. Rene Sarmiento and Zenaida Pawid, who was a peace advocate for the Cordillera peoples.