Human Rights Online Philippines

Dear HRDs ,

Our web-based reporting of HRVs is now ready for use, cases could be Civil, Political, Econonic, Social and Cultural rights violations.

To access , please click on this link:

http://www.philippinehumanrights.org/index.php?option=com_chronoforms&view=form&Itemid=155

OR for a step by step access

1. Go to PAHRA website : philippinehumanrights.org

2. See revolving scroll of various colors on the upper right side of page, between ” search menu bar ” and logos of Forum Asia/FIDH and OMCT

3. Wait for a while for the RED colored box to appear : the box is tagged as HR ALERT and then click

4. The page contains a brief explanation on the CSO-PIMM

5. Scroll down and the Reporting Form is ready for use
If HRV IS ONGOING and need emergency attention — please call or text our

MOBILE HOTLINE NUMBER is 0928-713-1519
or 0906-553-1792

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Brief background of the CSO-PIMM:
Early this year PAHRA, PHILRIGHTS and TFDP launched the CSO-Peoples Intervention and Monitoring Mechanism (CSO-PIMM). Its mandate is of a comprehensive and systematic monitoring of civil, political, social, economic and cultural rights violations perpetrated directly by the State or authorized by the State.
OBJECTIVES :
1) Facilitate an effective and efficient institutionalized and well coordinate monitoring of violations
2) Develop a comprehensive updated statistics in a centralized repository readily available for all
3) Come up with analysis of processes and factors contributing to the violations and impunity
4) Facilitate/directly provide systematic and programmatic quick reaction response including para-legal/legal services, relief/immediate intervention and rehabilitation/long term response
5) Pro-active and coordinated local, national and international campaigns towards prevention of and breaking impunity

For any inquiries and comments , please call PAHRA office at 436-26-33.

justice and Human Rights for All!

PAHRA Secretariat

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