Pagpati'ut - Centre for Humanitarian Dialogue
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addressing violence, the respondents were probed to identify recourse/<br />
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was designed to look deeper into the availability of mechanisms, their<br />
accessibility to the community, and the inclination of the community to use<br />
such mechanisms.<br />
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This points to a sense of helplessness that the community has developed.<br />
In the words of residents from Barangay Bunot, “the people in the<br />
community don’t get involved, they are ignored”.<br />
P R E S E N T A T I O N & A N A L Y S I S O F F I N D I N G S<br />
For the residents of Barangay Sionogan, they see the importance of the<br />
imposition of rules and regulations. The Barangay has promulgated a<br />
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gives the residents a legal recourse <strong>for</strong> redress if ill is done to them.<br />
Similarly, residents of Barangay Punay Poblacion refer to the rules and<br />
regulations imposed by the municipal LGU. In addition, however, residents<br />
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violence. This implies a communication line between the community and<br />
the LGU. The communities feel that they have access to their leaders and<br />
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The municipal Mayor, in turn, is expected to en<strong>for</strong>ce the set rules and<br />
regulations, and in the process, mitigate the effects of the violence to the<br />
community.<br />
On the other hand, the residents of Barangay Silangkan recognize their<br />
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<br />
themselves as a Peace Centered Community. To ensure that this<br />
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