no such thing as data monopoly. There are instances that there are data na hidden by some agencies, not deliberately hidden but that’s not their priority. Atty. Rubin: aside from legal route, what is the assistance that have been successful in this context? The experience of women that refuse to access these mechanisms...and yung red tagging, it’s happening in most of these areas? It’s happening in the regions Prof. Rallonza: I wouldn’t call it red tagging, I would call it being suspected of rebellion, etc, para meron kang aanchoran. I think in this issue, very important when we look at protocols. It was sa airport, sa Laguindingan, pumasok lahat ng messages ko. In the absence of protocols you have to demand for protocols. Because it cannot be the case that there are no protocols when you are handling these cases. In terms of any best practice, actually ang masasabi ko anong ginagawa sa mga kababaihan it’s not legal option, it doesn’t have to be legal. Office ng OPAPPRU, one of the things they do is livelihood. Assistance for rebel returnees, educational, livelihood, psychosocial support, inasmuch as CHR is monitoring institutional compliance, there should be institutional collaboration in some degree. Maricel Aguilar: Just to remind CHR that you have the mandate for inquiry, wag nyo yang kakalimutan. There’s always the tendency to go to the legal route. So you have inquiry could be done. Maximize your mandate to do inquiry, you already do the reproductive health [inquiry]. You can maximize your regional offices too. Gamitin nyo yun as mechanism. In the UN for example, the ICC hindi umaandar if there are no complaints. Imaximize nyo yung capacities and mandate nyo for inquiry. Mel: In connection sa disclosure, I used to work with sexually abused children. [There is] direct and indirect disclosure, mostly indirect ang disclosure ng survivors and victims. Marami talagang factors like stigma, fear of retaliation, hindi rin ganun kadali magkwento ng abuse. (Awarding of Certificate to the Key Lecturer by Commissioner Karen Gomez-Dumpit) (End of Morning Session) Page 30​ of 62