Protection Monitoring: ▪ The Office of the Presidential Adviser for the Peace Process conducted protection monitoring activities; stayed at the EC for 10 days ▪ IDPs were able to relate to them (OPPAP) their fears resulting from their displacement. ▪ Their fear and anxiety with regards to their relatives who were separate from; though quite a number were rescued and were reunited with their families. ▪ Some of their displaced relatives are currently home-based in Iligan City, others are in CDO and nearby communities Grave Child Rights Violations ▪ To date, nothing happened at the evacuation center; ▪ One of the informants relayed that during their exodus from Marawi City on 27 May 2017, they were able to pass by dead bodies of children their ages ranging from 4 to 17 years old. Sexual and Genderbased Violence ▪ None to date ▪ Marital problems are rampant due to lack of privacy for physical intimacy. Advocacy ▪ No formal structure/channel yet, but the IDPs are able to express their grievances to their cluster leads, who bridge the same issues to the Camp Manager noodles. ▪ Most of the food/relief supply except for rice, is processed food (noodles and canned fish. ▪ No deprivation of food resulting from order of food blockade ▪ Sometimes, rice is not good, with smell. ▪ No case yet of IDP getting sick due to bad food. Right to Water and Sanitation ▪ Not sufficient water supply; there are instances of shortage, especially for drinking. ▪ There is a water bladder for hygienic use, and available ground water source for washing clothes. bursts of gunfire were merely “rido”related and therefore would last shortly, at most three (3) days. 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 Right to Education ▪ Children are attending the schools. ▪ No school supplies were provided to children. ▪ There is a need to reactivate the madrasahs. Right to Clothing ▪ IDPs received clothing assistance but their clothes are not in good condition. ▪ OPAPP provided mukna (prayer clothes) for women. Right to Shelter ▪ No bunkers in the ECs. ▪ Rain water is a main concern during rainy season. ▪ The water drainage overflows during rains, causing flooding in the Reasons that compelled or forced them 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. Consultations to secure the free and informed consent of the community ▪ None due to the character of the cause of displacement 77