The Cordillera Peoples' Alliance (CPA)

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Militants seek real autonomy for Cordillera
By Alfred Dizon with Joya Santos, Philippine Daily Inquirer, 12 March 1998. Despite the rejection of the organic act creating the Cordillera Autonomous Region, autonomy for the region will rise from the dead, a top Cordillera official said. Militant groups which opposed Republic Act 8438 also called for the creation of a genuine regional autonomy that would benefit Cordillerans.
Cordillera Peoples' Alliance
Center for World Indigenous Studies, July 1999. The Cordillera Peoples' Alliance (CPA) is a federation of indigenous peoples' organizations in the central mountain region of Northern Luzon, Philippines. It was formally constituted by 27 peoples' organizations during a congress in Bontoc, Mountain Province in June 1984.
The Cordillera Peoples' Alliance
International Rivers Network, July 1999. Initially similar to the above document, but in briefer and modified form.