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a ashi quereshi. >> soldiers in the philippines say they are talking about rebel-held territory but fighters from the front are still holding a number of hostages >> reporter: this is the worst of times fors merciditas and her family. a few days ago, fighters from the front released her and her daughters after they were held hostage for four days. but her husband and son are still being held. we live a simple life. we are poor but we used to live in peace. why did they do this to us? >> she said the fighters tied them up and used them as human shields against government forces. her daughter remembers her brother's last words to her: please don't run, he said. don't run, or they will shoot you. just obey and walk on. and so i did. >> they say they still hold on to hope that they may still be alive. but it's been a week since the crisis began. they are holding an undetermined number of civilian hostage in the southern philippines. they are demanding the implementation of a 1996 peace agreement it signed with the philippine government. the deal was never fully implemented. the separatist rebels

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