3. Sexual violence against Moro and indigenous women
[Displayed video] This video was done by CHR during the time of Chairperson Etta
Rosales.
- Palimbang massacre: Around 1,500 Muslim Moro men and women were killed by
state-affiliated armed forces. Prior to the declaration of the 1972 martial law, the
violence done to Muslim Moros was like ethnic cleansing. Tinanggal sa lupain. This
was the product of the TJRC report, mechanism inside the panel, the work of
transitional justice. Babalik tayo sa mandato sa WPS na instrumento.
4. Zamboanga Siege, 2013
In the Zamboanga siege back in 2013, there were more than 200,000 individuals
displaced during the siege. I was there December 2013. I asked ano ang ratio ng security
sector per 100 persons, the response was. “Ma’am hindi nga hundred, 1 is to 5000 [ang
ratio]”.
5. Marawi Siege, 2017
Marawi siege, 2017. The issue is right to return. Supposedly internally displaced
people camps are temporary. Under Section 15 you give chance or opportunities for women
in the security sector to be active in this time.
There is a group called the Hijab Troopers, a group of PNP women based in Marawi,
and 60 Philippine army. These are 100 people contingent deployed in IDP camps trained
both on psychosocial healing and in terms of looking for indicators of radicalization. This is
[considered] a good practice of the security sector, but interestingly they did not do it
because of NAP. “Ginawa namin kasi kailangan.” The ground commanders thought that it
was strategic and tactical to have women and soldiers assist internally-displaced persons
affected by the siege.
6. Maute member convicted for rebellion
[Displayed news headline: Maute member convicted for rebellion]
“The witness’ testimony ‘bears the hallmark of truth,’ said the court. She testified in a
straightforward, candid and convincing manner leaving no room for doubts that, during
several occasions while in captivity as hostage during the Marawi siege, she was forcibly
made as ‘sabaya’, meaning ‘alila’ or ‘asawa’.” —- Taguig RTC Branch 70 Judge Felix Reyes
What are the problematic parts of this quote? This implies that it was an open court!
This violates RA 9851. She was a minor. You do not parade the victim.
Als the headline was subsumed under rebellion. [There was no mention of] sexual
violence. Also she wasn’t the only victim.
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