As delivered agencies and schools to organize nationwide awareness campaigns on all forms of violence against women. Gender sensitivity training and seminars for 791 justices and lawyers of the Supreme Court, the Sandiganbayan which is our anti-graft court, the Court of Appeals and the lower courts have been held. Seminars on women’s and children’s rights were conducted for 10,443 court interpreters, court social workers, clerks of court, lawyers and aspirants to judicial posts. Close to 4,000 judges, lawyers, prosecutors, court personnel, representatives of government agencies, local government officials, and representatives of civil society groups have undergone seminars on anti-trafficking in persons. Moreover, information caravans dealing with the Magna Carta on Women and on the issue of violence against women were held in six provinces, reaching over a thousand people. Other regular annual campaigns, like the Women’s Month Celebration and the 18-Day Campaign to End Violence Against Women, were also conducted where government agencies, schools and other institutions implement their own activities to raised awareness on CEDAW and other international human rights conventions, and the Magna Carta of Women. Today, we have reaped the benefits of our information and education campaigns. Increase in the number of cases of violence against women reported to the police and prosecution service has been deemed as a positive development as more women have gained courage to report abuses against them to authorities. Page 12 of 16