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PARTICIPATORY TALK 1 | Violence Against Women and their Children

Republic Act 9262 (Anti-Violence Against Women and their Childlren)


Ni Ginoong Nelson Tingin
RA 9262
Isang batas na nagmumungkahi ng karahasan laban sa kababaihan at
kanilang mga anak na naglalayong magtakda ng mga legal hakbang at
parusa sa kung sinuman ang lumabag dito.
Mga tao/organisasyong dapat lapitan at umaksyon kapag may
karahasang nagaganap
Law enforcers
MAHALAGANG
PAALALA!
Healthcare providers
Public Attorneys Office (PAO) Ang mga taong
Local Government Units (LGU)tumutulong sa sa pagaksyon laban sa karahasan
Barangay officials
laban sa kababaihan ay
hindi kasali sa (mga)
VIOLENCE (Karahasan)
Any act or series of acts committed by any person against his wife,
former wife, or against a woman with whom the person has or had a
sexual or dating relationship, or with whom he has a common
child, or against her child whether legitimate or illegitimate within
or without the family abode.
o Dating Relationship live-in partners, those who are
romantically involved over time (mga live-in partners o kayay
may matagal nang relasyon sa isat isa)
o Sexual Relationship partners who have done at least a single
sexual act but may or may not result in the bearing of a common
child (mga magkarelasyon o hindi magkarelasyon na
nagsisiping/nagsiping)
o Children below 18 years old or OLDER but incapacitated
whether biological or adopted children of the victim and other
children under her care including foster children and relatives
(bata na edad 18 years old pababa o kayay mas matanda ngunit
walang kakayahang mag-isip para sa sarili. Maaring tunay na
anak, ampon, o kayay na sa pangangalaga ng may sala)
May result in physical, sexual, psychological harm or
suffering, or economic abuse including threats of such acts,
battery, assault, coercion, harassment or arbitrary deprivation of
liberty. (Maaaring magdulot ng pisikal, sekswal, sikolohikal, o
ekonomikal na epekto sa kababaihan o bata)
APAT NA URI NG KARAHASAN ALINSUNOD SA RA 9262

1) Physical Violence (Pisikal)


Causing, threatening or attempting to cause physical harm
(pananakit o pagbabalak ng pisikal na pananakit)
2) Sexual Violence (Sekswal)
Rape, sexual harassment, acts of Lasciviousness, treating a
woman or her child as a sex object, making demeaning remarks,
making sexually suggestive remarks, physically attacking the
parts of the victims body, forcing the victim to watch obscene
publications and indecent shows, forcing the victim to do
indecent acts or making film, forcing the wife and mistress/lover
to live in the conjugal home or sleep together in the same room
with the abuser, prostituting the victim.
3) Psychological Violence (Sikolohikal)
Intimidation, harassment, stalking, damage to property, public
ridicule, repeated verbal abuse, marital infidelity, allowing the
victim to witness abuse, pornography in any form, and abusive
injury to pets, deprivation of the right to custody and/or visitation
of common children, peering/lingering through the window of the
victim, trespassing, inflicting or threatening to inflict harm to
control the victims actions.
4) Economic Abuse (Ekonomikal)
Deprivation or withdrawal of financial support, preventing the
victim from engaging in any legitimate business activity (except
Art. 73 of the Family Code), Deprivation of the right to the use of
their conjugal property, Controlling the victims own money
RIGHTS OF THE VICTIM-SURVIVORS
Legal Assistance
Support services from DSWD and LGUs
Additional paid leave of 10 days
Privacy and confidentiality
Custody of Children below 7 or older but incapacitated
To apply for Protection order
o Protection Order an order issued by court or by
barangay for the purpose of preventing further acts of
violence against a woman or her child (isang karapatan ng
biktima na maaaring ipagkaloob ng hukuman o ng
barangay para maprotektahan ang biktima sa anumang uri
ng karahasan)

URI NG PROTECTION
ORDER

SINO ANG
DAPAT MAG-

HANGGANG
KAILAN?

ISSUE?
Barangay Protection
Order (BPO)
Temporary Protection
Order (TPO)
Permanent Protection
Order (PPO)

Barangay

15 days

Hukuman (Court)

30 days

Hukuman (Court)

Permanent

MAGANDANG MAIDUDULOT NG BPO


Mahihinto ang anomang pagbabanta ng pang-aabuso (threat, physical
harm, harassment, annoying, telephoning, telephoning) ng may sala
Maaaring paalisin o palayuin ang may sala sa kanyang tinitirhan at
pamilya o sa biktima
Pansamantala o permanenteng kustodiya ng bata
Pagbabawal sa pagmamayari ng anomang armas
Pagbabalik ng mga danyos na nakamit mula sa karahasan
Pagbibigay ng DSWD o ibang ahensya ng pansamantalang tirahan
Iba pang mga bagay na makatutulong sa biktima sa ilalim ng desisyon
ng hukuman
PAGLABAG SA PROTECTION ORDERS
Barangay Protection Order, imprisonment of 30 days
Temporary/Permanent Protection Order, fine of Php 5000 to Php 50,000
and/or imprisonment of 6 months.
VAWC, a Public Crime?
It is a public offense, which may be prosecuted upon filing of:
1) The Complainant
2) Any citizen having personal knowledge of the offense
Prescriptive period, 10-20 years
Sino

ang pwede kumuha ng protection order?


The offended party
Parents or guardian of the victim
Relatives
DSWD workers
Police officers (preferably Womens Desk Officer)

My life, My choice
Ni Binibining Jeannie Fermin
I.

Brief Marital History (Paano nagsimula?)


No formal courtship (panliligaw) but got pregnant (nabuntis)
Civil wedding took place (nagpakasal sa huwes) to save face
from people
Decided to live together after 1st child was born (tumira sa
iisang bahay pagkatapos isilang ang unang anak)
Vices were observed (may mga bisyo katulad ng malakas na
panginginom at paninigarilyo)
Arguments leading to fights are more often when under the
influence of liquor (palaging nag-aaway kapag nalalasing
dahil sa sobrang pag-inom ng alcohol)
But apologies and promises to get rid of his vices afterwards
(nangangako na hindi na muli mauulit ngunit hindi nagiging
makatotohanan)
Got pregnant for the 2nd child (nabuntis muli para sa
pangalawang anak)
Vices did not stop (mas lumala pa ang pagkahilig sa bisyo)
Seldom to daily arguments continued with shouting,
humiliating, uttering offensive words, and destroying things
inside the house (nagpatuloy ang palaging pag-aaway na may
kasamang paninigaw, pagmumura, at paninira ng gamit sa
bahay)
Became violent, disrespectful, and abusive to the point that
our children got affected (naging bayolente, walang respeto,
at mapanakit sa akin)
Children have adapted with this kind of family environment
that they think everything is normal (nasanay na ang mga
anak ko sa araw-araw naming pag-aaway)
I tried saving our marriage but he keeps on doing his old ways
(sinubukan kong isalba ang aming pagsasama ngunit hindi
kami naging matagumpay)
Circumstances have been intolerable and patience reached its
limit (hindi na tama ang mga nangyayari at naubos na ang
aking pasensya)

II.

Filing RA 9262 (Pagsasampa ng kaso)


I decided to end our relationship. With the help of a close
friend, I filed a case known as RA 9262 (Anti-Violence Against
Women and their Children) against him. (Nagdesisyon akong

III.

tapusin ang aming pagsasma at sa tulong ng isang kaibigan,


nagsampa ako ng kasong RA 9262 Anti-Violence Against
Women and their Children upang siyay mapanagot)
I filed a Petition for the Declaration of Nullity of Marriage and
was immediately granted by the court (nagsampa rin ako ng
Petition for the Declaration of Nullity of Marriage atagad itong
ipinagkaloob sa akin ng hukuman).
I raised my children on my own (naging single parent ako sa
aking mga anak)

What happened after? (Anong nangyari pagkatapos?)


Forever be grateful for Gods mercy and guidance. Everything
is great every day. Theres always hope and second chances.
(nagpapasalamat ako sa Diyos sa kanyang paggabay at pagunawa. Naging masaya ako araw-araw sa piling ng aking mga
anak at naniniwala ako na habang mag buhay may pag-asa.)
Proud of my children who are now teenagers, independent,
and very understanding (napalaki ko ng maayos at mapagunawa ang aking mga anak)

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