Municipality Human Rights Profile: Datu Piang Municipality, Maguindanao Province, Region ARMM.

As of 6 June 2013 (Update 1)

MUNICIPALITY HUMAN RIGHTS PROFILE

Datu Piang Municipality, Maguindanao Province, Region ARMM
As of 6 June 2013 (Update 1) RISK LEVEL: VERY HIGH
TOP 3 REASONS OF RISK FACTORS: Reason 1

BASIC INFORMATION
No. of Barangays: Land Area: Geographic Type: Dominant Ethnicity Groups: Dominant Dialect: Municipality Income Class: Poverty Incidence: Literacy Rate:

Reason 2
Reason 3

DEMOGRAPHICS
Total number of households Total number of families

General Population
Total number of persons Number of children (0-17 years) Female Male Number of adults (18-59 years) Female Male Number of elderly (60+ years) Female Male

Persons with Specific Needs (PWSN)

Type Persons with disabilities Children with disabilities Grand total Sex F M F M Percentage of the municipal budget Amount Name of tribes Female Person with visual disability Persons with Disability (PWD) Person Person Person with with with intellectual hearing speech disability disability disability Person with physical disability Others Subtotal Age 0-17 years 18-59 years 60+ years Grand total Female-headed household/ Single mothers Persons with Other Specific Needs Elderly headed Pregnant Lactating housewomen women holds Children headed households Sub-total

Municipality budget allocation to PWD

Indigenous Communities
Male Total Percentage of municipal population

Barangay/s

Sources: Office for Southern Cultural Communities (OSCC), Municipal Social Welfare and Development Office, Bureau of Internal Revenue, Municipal Local Government Unit, National Statistics Office; Date

FORCED DISPLACEMENT AND DURABLE SOLUTIONS

Place of origin (barangays) Causes of displacement (armed-conflict, rido, natural disaster, crime and violence) Month/ Year Number of incidents Family

Multiple Forced Displacement (since 2012)

Number of Forcibly displaced Persons Communities that found durable solutions Number of Returnees Resettled Locally integrated Family Persons Family Persons Family Persons

Protracted Forced Displacement (since 2000 onwards)

Current location Place of origin Causes of displacement (armed-conflict, rido, natural disaster, crime and violence) Number of displaced Family Persons Type of habitation (evacuation centers, transitional sites, bunkhouse, etc) Reasons for not finding durable solutions

Sources: Municipal Social Welfare and Development Office, Municipal Local Government Unit; Date

PROTECTION OF CHILDREN
Types of Abuses Number of reported cases Name of barangay/s

Grave Child Rights Violations or GCRVs (i.e. killing/maiming, recruitment or use of child soldiers, Attacks on schools/hospitals, rape, abduction of children, denial of humanitarian access, others)

Other reported cases outside GCRVs

Preventive Measures
Presence of awareness raising on child protection (yes/no) Others (please specify) Quality of referral system (strong, fair, challenged)

Response Mechanisms
Access to medical care (yes/no, service providers) Access to psychosocial support (yes/no, service providers) Access to physical safety (yes/no, service providers) Access to legal support (yes/no, service providers)

Number of community-based child protection networks

Sources: Municipal Social Welfare and Development Office, Philippines National Police; Date

PROTECTION OF WOMEN
Types of Violence Number of reported cases Name of barangay/s

Gender-Based Violence (i.e. domestic violence, rape, forced marriage, sexual harassment, honour killing)

Trafficking Cases

Preventive Measures
Presence of organized womens group (yes/no) Others (please specify) Quality of referral system (strong, fair, challenged)

Response Mechanisms
Access to medical care (yes/no, service providers) Access to psychosocial support (yes/no, service providers) Access to physical safety (yes/no, service providers) Access to legal support (yes/no, service providers)

Violence Against Women and Children (VAWC) Desk number of desks desk location/s

Sources: Municipal Social Welfare and Development Office, Philippines National Police; Date

Municipality Human Rights Profile: Datu Piang Municipality, Maguindanao Province, Region ARMM. As of 6 June 2013 (Update 1)

ACCESS TO BASIC SERVICES

Barangays without mobile phone network Barangays without internet connectivity Communications Barangays without landline connections

Access to Lifelines
Electricity Barangays without access to TV Barangays without access to radio (AM) Barangays without electricity Physical Access Barangays with difficult physical access

Access to Basic Social Services

Access to basic health services Presence of functioning rural health unit (yes/no) Presence of functioning barangay health station (yes/no) Maternal mortality rate Infant mortality rate Access to basic water, sanitation and hygiene services Barangays without safe water access Barangays without separate toilets Access to basic education Net enrolment ratio Cohort survival rate (dropout rate) Teacher to student ratio Access to employment Major source of income Unemployment rate Access to government programs Philhealth (number of individual members) Social welfare program + modified Conditional Cash Transfer (4Ps) (number of family beneficiaries)

Sources: Department of Energy, PLDT, Smart, Globe, DPWH Philhealth, DSWD, DepEd, TESDA, DOH, City Health, SOPAD, JICA, DAF, DOLE, DTI, RTPWB; Date

CIVIL DOCUMENTATION
With Birth Certificate (number of individuals) Without Birth Certificate (estimate %) With Marriage Certificate (number of family) Without Marriage Certificate (estimate % of family) With Attestation of Tribal Marriage (number of family) Without Attestation of Tribal Marriage (estimate % of family)

Sources: Municipal Civil Registrar, Office for Southern Cultural Communities (OSCC, Civil Registry, NSO); Date

ACCESS TO JUSTICE
Types of courts of law Number of courts Number of judges Municipal Trial Court Municipal Circuit Trial Court Regional Trial Court Sharia District Court Sharia Circuit Court

in police station (number) in prosecutor office (number) in courts (number) Sources: MLGU Courts, Philippine National Police, Hall of Justice, Supreme Court; Date Number of cases pending

Presence of correctional facilities (yes/no) Overall crime index

location

SAFETY AND SECURITY

Hazards Name of barangays Conflict-affected Barangays

Hazards
Barangays with extractive activities (i.e. mining, quarrying, oil/gas explorations, palm oil plantations) Barangays prone to natural disaster

Public Safety Services

Number of functioning fire trucks Number of police personnel Number of female police Ratio of police to population Police Presence of municipal police office (yes/no) Presence of police action center (yes/no) Number of working police vehicles Presence of beat patrol (yes/no) Presence of PNP Help Desk (yes/no)

Fire protection/rescue unit Presence of rescue unit Yes/No

Security
Presence of auxiliary forces Unit type Marines Airforce Unit type CAFGU SCAA Unit identification Location Unit location (barangay/s) Subordinate units Number of Number of personnel personnel Sources: Philippines National Police, Bureau of Fire, Mines and Geoscience Bureau, Armed Forces of the Philippines; Date Presence of military units Army Navy CVA Presence of non-state armed actors Name of Group MILF MNLF NPA Location (barangay/s) Others

CRIME AND VIOLENCE

Human rights related abuses (since 2010) (i.e. enforced or involuntary disappearance, Extra-judicial killings, Torture, Prohibited detention (solitary confinement, incommunicado), Illegal search and seizure, Illegal/arbitrary arrest and detention, Forcible transfer of population, Enslavement, Pillaging/Looting, Hamletting/Zoning) # Cases noted by RHRC/ CHR Number of survivors (Alleged) # of Cases reported to police Alleged perpetrator/s Children Adults Elderly Total Number of casualties (Alleged) Children Adults Elderly Total

Source: Commission of Human Rights, Philippine National Police, RHRC, Office of the Prosecutor; Date

LAND, PROPERTY AND HOUSING

Number of families with farmland ownership Sources: DENR,DA, DAR, DARAB, Municipal Assessor; Date % of total farm owners of the total population Number of registered properties Reported number of disputes related to land tenancy

IMPORTANT CONTACTS
Designation Name Contact Number

Mayor

Association of Barangay Captains, Chair

Military

Police

MSWDO

RHRC

The Municipality Human Rights Profile The Municipality Human Rights Profile (MHRP) aims to provide a snapshot of human rights situation of each municipality in ARMM. Specifically, it aims to provide a snapshot and baseline data on human rights in all municipalities in ARMM. This data may be by government agencies, policy makers, humanitarian and development agencies to develop effective strategies and implement program. Information reported in MHRP has been collected by RHRC in collaboration with the members of the Bangsamoro Human Rights Network. Consequently, the information will be updated on a regular basis as more information is received from member agencies. The information provided in this MHRP does not necessarily reflect the views of RHRC or any individual member of the Bangsamoro Human Rights Network. While some barangays and municipalities may be reflected in the BHRN has been of higher risk than others, it does not necessarily mean that communities elsewhere are not at risk of facing human rights abuses, or that they are not in need of protection assistance. It is likely that the risk levels will change over time as the situation evolves.

The Regional Human Rights Commission-ARMM (RHRC-ARMM) and Bangsamoro Human Rights Network (BHRN) The Regional Human Rights Commission (RHRC) of the Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (ARMM) in the Philippines is a statutory agency created under Section 16 of Republic Act 9054 (2001) and operationalized by the ARMM Human Rights Commission Charter of 2012 (Muslim Mindanao Act 288). It is mandated, inter alia, to perform within the autonomous region, the functions of the Commission on Human Rights of the central government. The Bangsamoro Human Rights Network (BHRN) is a network of agencies and individuals that are committed to addressing and improving the human rights situation in Muslim Mindanao. It was formed and facilitated by the RHRC-ARMM in March 2013 and meets regularly in various locations in ARMM. Participants of the BHRN represent government agencies, the security sector, other state and non-state actors, civil society groups including NGOs, and international agencies such as UN agencies and embassies.