2. RA 9851, Crimes against International Humanitarian Law, Genocide, and other Crimes against Humanity (2009) - This should be used in tandem with MCW, outrages upon personal dignity ● Ch III, Sec 4 (War Crimes), ○ (b) non-international conflict, (2) “outrages upon personal dignity…” Ch III, Sec 4 (War Crimes) ○ (c) other serious violations of laws, (18) “outrages upon personal dignity…”; (19) “rape, sexual slavery, enforced prostitution, forced pregnancy, enforced sterilization, or any other form of sexual violence…” Ch III, Sec 5 (Genocide) ○ (4) “prevention of birth within the group” ○ This is important because this is not in the Magna Carta. But there is another law that defined what they are ○ Even the IRR of the Magna Carta, hindi rin ganun ka-specified ano ang crimes against women in so far as conflict situations concerned Ch III, Sec 6 (Other CAH) ○ (g) "Rape, sexual slavery, enforced prostitution, forced pregnancy, enforced sterilization, or any other form of sexual violence of comparable gravity” ○ This particular [provision] tells us what are the crimes that are actually committed against women in times of armed conflict situations Ch VI, Sec 13. Consideration for age, gender, nature of crime ○ A victim-centric approach should be adopted; we have to ask instances if the state has not been sensitive to this particular set of things Ch VI, Sec 13 protection of victims and witnesses ○ You do not [subject] the victim again to public shaming ● ● ● ● ● Plans/Directives 1. Philippine Development Plan - Ch 17, Attaining Just and Lasting Peace 2. NAP WPS 2010-16 - Collaborative politics between government and CSO 3. NAP WPS 2010-16, amended 2014 - Technical language and indicators 4. OPAPP-PCW JMC 2014 - Integration of NAP WPS in GAD accomplishment report (AR) and GPBs in implementing agencies Page 23​ of 62