OPEN FORUM
DISCUSSIONS
(who said what)
AGREEMENTS
(if any)
Carol: Is there participation from PWD
Atty. Twyla: For the conduct of mapping, we are
Len: We do not have participation from PWD. This going to choose cities and municipalities, we
women on the study?
is part of the gaps and limitations of the study.
will make the conscious effort on inviting the
PWD.
ISSUES AND CONCERNS
Carol: Is Bangsamoro
considered in the study?
Organic
Law
Len: It is not part yet of the research, considering
that the CHR has no office in ARMM. In terms of
policy, we will look into that.
Junice: VAWC includes boys. Will they be
included? Also consider that there are a
number of GBV cases that involved boy
children.
A lot of our boy clients in our clinic are
victims of male sexually violating boys. Isn’t
that also gender-based violence?
Jon: On GBV not being necessarily limited by
the legal definition, since we are working on
Nancy: VAWC was approached from the
perspective of the adult women. It is focused on
their intimate partner abuse but the children are
there because they are used as instruments of
violence. VAW will be another law.
We are talking of general “anak”. There is no
conscious segregation unless there is an incest
rape. But the consciousness to say babaeng anak
ay nabibiktima din, it may not reflect in our data.
This will surface in the findings.
Twyla: While we are discussing the GBV
observatory project here, there is an online
Atty. Twyla: This is a GBV observatory that looks
into how gender affects the different kinds of
violence that individuals suffer. It can be part of
women’s lived experiences as well. But we will
be focusing on that issue also. As of the current
status, we are still focused on the GBV against
women. But of course masculinity is part of the
discussion.
MAKING DATA WORK FOR WOMEN: VALIDATION OF FRAMEWORK AND RESEARCH FINDINGS ON GENDER-BASED VIOLENCE
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