Part III. Interviews with Women The tabulated individual and household profiles covered 46 out of the 53 completed interviews for the project. This was because of the inadequate documentation of five interviews, and two were joint interviews (therefore counted two not four cases). 1. Profile of the Woman Interviewee The interviews present a diverse range of women who shared their experiences and perspectives on the War on Drugs and extra-judicial killing (EJK). The oldest intervewee is 73 years old, while the youngest is 20 years old. The average age is 46.8 years old. Table 3.1: Age of Interviewee Age of Interviewee 18-21 Frequency 2 21-30 5 31-40 8 41-50 13 51-60 10 61-70 7 above 70 1 Total 46 Majority of them are engaged in various forms of paid work (80.4%), from domestic work to office employees. There are two women (4.3%) who are not employed but receive pension, which they consider their personal income. The rest (15.2%) are not engaged in paid work or did not indicate their source of income, if any. Table 3.2: Source of Income or Paid Work of Women Source of Income / Paid Work of Women Frequency* paid domestic work (laundry, housekeeping) 9 retail selling (e.g. sari-sari store owner) 7 office employee (regular or contractual) 4 barangay worker (e.g. daycare, nutrition scholar, health worker) 2 beautician 2 eatery / restaurant business 2 fish vendor pensioner (retired employee) 2 teacher laborer 1 1 barangay kagawad Source of Income / Paid Work of Women Panaghoy: The Philippine War on Drugs from the Perspective of Women March 2019 2 2 agricultural Frequency* 20