56 Monitoring Under the MCW Table 3. Monitoring for Regional Women’s and LGBTI Human Rights Profile CHR REGIONAL WOMEN’S and LGBTI HUMAN RIGHTS PROFILE INDICATORS from MCW Data to be Gathered Data Source Monitoring Guide and Related Laws CHR AS GENDER OMBUD CHR as GENDER OMBUD I. Cases involving violence CHR RO What is the most against women[2] docketed Records prevalent form of Required Reporting for all violence against with CHR; regions women filed with the II. Cases involving LGBTI[3] CHR? III. Cases involving violations of Women Empowerment Provisions[4] What were the usual cases involving LGBTI? IV. Cases involving noncompliance with institutional mechanisms V. Number of legal assistance rendered to women and LGBTI[5] VI. Number of monitoring on MCW and Women’s Human Rights What is the trend in the case involving violations of women empowerment (WE) provisions and non-compliances of institutional mechanisms? VII. Number and Titles/Kinds of Gender Ombud Advisories issued VIII. Number and Types of promotion activities on women’s human rights and the rights of persons with diverse SOGIE; IX. Number of trainings on women’s human rights and gender for RO staff X. Number of MOAs with local IBPs/ laws schools for legal aid services under MCW What forms of legal assistance are frequently requested in the region? What advisories were issued; What were the promotion activities undertaken; What were the high profile cases on women and persons with diverse SOGIE? [2] Violence against women cases cover all those as listed and monitored by the PNP. Specifically: abduction…This list includes those docketed for legal assistance. [3] Cases include those for legal assistance; hate crimes; cases of discrimination including violations of MCW affecting LGBTI. [4] Excluding those involving “protection from violence” already counted under I. [5] This may already include those counted under I and II. CHR Gender Ombud Guidelines