4. CHR 9 will also seek to look for other means in the conduct of gender sensitivity campaigns for stakeholders and duty-bearers to inculcate a culture of human rights that gives due regard to sensitive issues affecting women and children and one that adheres to the rule on confidentiality pertaining to these cases. 5. CHR 9 will continually monitor the condition of the children in different shelters even through online means and will continually seek for support and cooperation from all stakeholders as well as from the local government to fully implement the law particularly the establishment of the Bahay Pag-asa as well as for the establishment of additional shelters. 6. CHR 9 will continually monitor the condition of the IDPs to ensure that their rights are amply protected. 7. CHR 9 will endeavour to continually conduct online dialogues, campaigns and consultations to ensure that the issues and concerns of the IDPs are properly raised and addressed. 8. CHR 9 will continually seek for support from the local government and all other stakeholders and duty bearers to implement the laws protecting women, children, IDPs, IPs, PWDs and Senior Citizens. 9. CHR 9 will continually monitor compliance of the different agencies, offices and stakeholders of the provisions of these laws even through online means. 10. CHR 9 will aim to strengthen linkages with different agencies, stakeholders, duty bearers and human rights advocates, to support policies and programs advocating human rights and to actively participate in these undertakings with the objective of promoting and protecting human rights. In consideration of the above, the Commission at the regional level, in line with its aspiration for greater productivity and efficiency, endeavours that human rights will further be recognized, respected and safeguarded in keeping with the principles of equity, justice and dignity without discrimination. Atty. Judelyn T. Macapili Officer in Charge- CHR 9 13 13