▪ Usually 24/7 operations, but sometimes for 5 days, perhaps due to the medical proivers administrative requirements; ▪ The center has enough medicines ▪ The DOH-ARMM, continue to monitor the operation of the same health facility Right to Clothing ▪ Due to the rapid turnout of things, most of the IDPs who scampered from their habitual residences when the armed conflict started were not able to bring with them clothing, what they only have were what were they wearing when they ran for safety. ▪ Relief clothing were given to IDPs, many were fitting the recipients, some are not so good (dirty and not smelling good). ▪ Marano residents from Manila donated hijabs and other culture-sensitive apparels. ▪ Clothes proived to the IDPs were also segregated, for adults and children. Right to Shelter ▪ Tents are for familes, and those who arrived at the EC earlier. ▪ Others are staying in the gym, schools, and some in the barangay Hall at Poblacion Saguiaran. terrorism and/or rebellion ▪ Attack on and destruction of property and possession (the IDPs houses and other personal properties ▪ Gross negligence and willful violation of the rights of the IDPs. Consultations to secure the free and informed consent of the community ▪ None due to the character of the cause of displacement Right to Work ▪ There was a very limited opportunity for cash for work. ▪ The IDPs urgently requests government and non-government organizations to come up with livelihood opportunities for the displace peoples. Most of the IDPs used to have a lowincome, informal economy work (sikad drivers, vendors, etc). 80