While certainly, the data from the portal do not capture the prevalence of GBV (actual number of incidents of GBV), it shows the kind of cases reported in the Commission and of the different barriers experiences by women, girls, and LGBQI+ persons. End of the year data on GBV: Decreasing number of reports in key case types of Gender-Based Violence Against Women Updating the data from the Commission 2nd 3rd Quarter report, and taking in data from the PNP from January 2020 to December 2020, the Commission is able to present the following analysis: 1. In addition to the previously discussed decrease in reporting during the months covered by the first wave of community quarantine, analysis of the 2019 PNP data and the whole of 2020 PNP data of GBV would reveal a general trend of decreased reporting. The following table shows the decrease in reporting in the following cases: violation of the Anti-VAWC Law, the Anti-Rape Law, and Acts of Lasciviousness. The percentage decrease is higher in these cases for women compared to the decreased for children: WOMEN VAWC Anti-Rape Law Acts of Lasciviousness 2019 (JanDecember) 15,438 2,560 2,014 2020 (Jan-December) 11,200 2,122 1,550 Percentage Decrease 27.45% decrease in reported cases 17.1% decrease 23. 03% decrease 2. Covering the same period, there is also a comparable decrease in the number of cases reported for children: CHILDREN VAWC Anti-Rape Law Acts of Lasciviousness 2019 (JanDecember) 420 7,078 1514 2020 (Jan-December) 264 6,271 1,285 Percentage Decrease 37.14% percentage decrease 11.4% percentage decrease 15.12% percentage decrease 26