(NITM) is exerting all efforts to accommodate the IDPs need for water. Advocacy ▪ The Regional Human Rights Commission established a help desk;. took the issues of the IDPs and relayed them to the appropriate agencies. Camp Coordination and Camp Management ▪ The DSWD X is due to turn over the management of the camp to DSWD-ARMM, but the former will still remain until the full transitin will be completed. ▪ The IDPs are very satisfied with the management of the DSWD X, and are requesting for the retention of the current personnel (Camp mangers) until their transfer to the tent city. Right to Education ▪ The school is near the EC. ▪ The children are very willing to enroll attend classes however they lack the necessary school supplies such as bags, papers, notebook and pencil. ▪ Some parents would ot allow their children to attend classes out of fear that something might hazardous happen to them. Right to Healthcare ▪ an IDP insist for a psycho-medical examination of ther fellow IDPs who are manifesting symptoms of profound stress ▪ The DOH as well as the Barangay health Center respond to the medical needs of the IDPs. ▪ The IDPs are requesting for sufficient supply CHANBER POT (arinola), for PWDs, CWDs, for children and the elderly. ▪ Likewise, kettle and thermous for hot water. Rights to Clothing ▪ Except for Philhealth who gave t-shirt for aduts, the IDPs is still to receive clothing as relief assistance. Due to the hastiness, most of the IDPs who scam Right to Shelter ▪ The IDPs are waiting for their transfer to the tent city but are apprehensive if they will not be proived appropriate flooring for their tents against possible flooding, and roof and wall insulators against heat and coldness. Rights of Women and Gender-based Violence ▪ Their allegedly 8 incidence of couples quarrelling; and Installation of Warning Devices/Mechanism ▪ No knowledge Reasons that compelled or forced to leave habitual residence ▪ Criminal offenses and other unlawful acts – terrorism and/or rebellion ▪ Attack on and destruction of property and possession (the IDPs houses and other personal properties ▪ Gross negligence and willful violation of the rights of the IDPs. Consultations to secure the free and informed consent of the community ▪ None due to the character of the cause of displacement 83