Protection Monitoring: ▪ The Regional Human Rights Commission of the Autonomous Region on Muslim Mindanao (RHRC-ARMM) conducted interviews and made queries about possible human rights violations committed against the IDPs. Advocacy ▪ None so far, no entities/organization has undertaken any advocacy activity ▪ The IDPs in quite a number of instances were provided good quality rice. ▪ The schedule of distribution is irregular, sometimes in 2 or 3 days interval. Due to sudden struggle to escape the conflict zone, were not able to bring some food for consumption. ▪ The relief supply on food is at least culturally sensitive ▪ In quite a number of instances, food were also given to nongreen card holders who insist to receive the same. Right to Water and Sanitation ▪ There is very rare instance of shortage of drinking water. The Philippine Red Cross delivers drinking water daily. ▪ There is shortage of water for hygienic purposes; water is sourced out from spring supportedtank. Right to Education ▪ Many grade school IDP pupils are able to sustain their education. ▪ Teachers from marawi City and Saguiaran accommodate them (grade-school IDP pupils. ▪ As to the preschoilers, there are representatives from CSOs such as the PRC and the CFSI who conduct learning sessions in the Child Friendly Spaces (CFS) within the gym and the nearby Central School. ▪ The learning facilitators do conduct “healing Program Teaching”. Right to Healthcare ▪ The EC has a health care facility run by DOH-ARMM. ▪ With Doctor and Nurse. burst of gunfire were merely “rido” related and therefore would last shortly, the most is three (3) days. accommodating the IDPs. Disaster Preparedness Plan ▪ As far as the informants are concerned, they are not aware that their LGU has local Disaster Plan publicized to them. Installation of Warning Devices/Mechanism ▪ No knowledge Reasons that compelled or forced to leave habitual residence ▪ Criminal offenses and other unlawful acts – 79