 Some cases where children commit crimes, turn to drugs, are noted.  In areas of armed conflict, children are recruited as soldiers/combatant Although the groups could not pinpoint specific documented cases of VAW during these times, they shared that there is high incidence of trafficking and prostitution of women and girls after the occurrence of a disaster or armed conflict. Participants shared that accounts of violence have been observed towards victims of calamities and displacements but many of these are usually unreported and undocumented. Consequently, these are not addressed. Prostitution, labor exploitation and early marriages occur. Reports of extrajudicial killings have also been observed in Region 7. Cases of drug abuse also become widespread. In Region 5, the following have been noted:  High incidence of trafficking and prostitution of women and girls after the occurrence of a disaster or armed conflict  Wives/partners of suspected rebels are also accused  Presence of military detachments near schools has spawned violations of IHL (schools as zones of peace)  Harassment of organized women’s group  Increase in robbery incidents Many of the Regions affirmed that the government provides support during times of displacement/disaster. However, they are also consistent in saying that the support is inadequate, especially in addressing women’s needs. Among the interventions needed which are highlighted by various participants are:  Psychosocial services and support system for women and children who are traumatized by the situation.  Separate evacuation centers for women and children. Recommendations During the consultations on CEDAW and MCW, a few recommendations emerged: 13