He went to a nearby area in Brgy. Saduc, Marawi City where he met some military personnel aboard an armoured vehicle. The said military men rescued him and brought him to the Provincial Capitol of Lanao del Sur where he stayed for ten (10) days. After which, he was brought to the Evacuation Center in Saguiaran, Lanao del Sur where he is staying until now. Jamal Ibrahim was in the state of stress and trauma when he was interviewed because he did not see his parents, brothers and sisters since the start of the siege in Marawi City and he does not know where they are now. He was not able to mention the names of his parents, and the interviewer did not try to ask again as he was already crying by the end of the interview. The local social worker instead provided us with the names of identified relatives of Jamal in Brgy. Renaber, Tugaya LDS. The case of Jamal was referred to the CHR IDP Monitoring by the Camp Manager of Saguiaran to facilitate his request for assistance from the LGU, DILG, DSWD and other concerned government agencies in finding his parents so that he can be reunited with them soon. As of the moment, Jamal is still under the care of a foster parent. Interview conducted by: ALIM P. BARAO HR Special Investigator II, CHR XII, Koronadal City Appendix G: CHR Joint Monitoring IDP Matrix – Preliminary List as of 5 July 2017 CHR JOINT MONITORING ACTIVITY ON THE MARAWI CITY CRISIS GENERAL IDP MONITORING MATRIX182 EVACUATION SITES COVERED: 1. Buruun Evacuation Center, Buruun School of Fisheries, Iligan City; 2. Saguiaran Gym Evacuation Center, Municipality of Saguiaran, Lanao del Sur; 3. Madrasah Campong Evacuation Center, Pantar, Lanao del Norte; 4. Landa Pamana Evacuation Center, Balo-i, Lanao del Norte Core Protection Activities Human Rights Assessment Protection from Arbitrary Displacement Home-based IDPs Evacuation Center: Buruun Evacuation Center, Buruun School of Fisheries, Buruun, Iligan City Key informant Interview: Informants: Four (4) Cluster Leads Total number of families (as of 02 July 2017): 166 families (824 individuals) Male – 367 Female – 457 Profiling: ▪ City Social Services Development Office of Iligan City undertook the primary profiling. Right to Food ▪ Due to sudden need to escape the conflict zone, IDPs were not able to bring some food for consumption. ▪ Upon arrival at the EC, there were available prepositioned food/relief supplies. ▪ The same amount of food/relief supplies are provided to each ▪ There were no dialogues, information dissemination, and/or efforts to prevent or avoid conditions leading to displacements as: - As the onset of the armed conflict was abrupt and unexpected, many IDPs specially those 182 Preliminary list. For completion. 75