o o Creation of a mechanism for setting up a centralized data base, the compilation of porttolios on well known IHL violators, and the build up and monitoring of cases to ensure that these proceed within an government and non-government groups) o acceptable time frame and perpetrators are actually brought to justice. o o Strengthening of the Department of Justice witness protection program and similar mechanisms. o Build up of identified IHL cases. 3. HUMANITARIAN INTERVENTION Massive internal displacement is still the lonqest running, most pressing humanitarian problem due to armed conflict in the country. Explore ways to sustain and intensi! livelihood and health-related ef[otts in such areas (with DOLE, DSWD, DOH other o E. Explore ways to ensure that all armed groups resped efforts at humanitarian intervention during natural and manmade disasters. lmprove the capacity of the AFP to deal with post traumatic stress among service women and men. Review the anti-torture law on the inclusion of NSAs to discourage impunity Post- Summit Roundtable Discussions on an Operational Plan ln addition, natural disasters such as massive floods have compounded the need for humanitarian interuention and underlined the necessity to develop and use our resources wisely to deal with two situations that each requires specific responses. lt is also important to point to the relationship between proceed to fu rther fl esh out the recom men dations coming from the Summit The 20 March 2013 RTD came out with an operational plan and the commitment of the Summit organizers-the Commission on Human Rights, the Presidential to their ancestral domain. Addressing these Human Rights Committee and the Philippine Coalition for the lnternational Criminal Courtto form a technical working group with other issues is necessary in pursuing an end to the stakeholders, including the Civil Society lnltiatives conflict itself and consequently, to internal for lnternational Humanitarian Law, to displacement the implementation of the operational plan. armed conflict and social justice issues such as the unrecognized claim of tribal peoples Points and Suggestions Raised: o Develop structures that will facilitate and coordinate humanitarian interuention in conflict and disaster areas and encourage com plementation of h u manita ria n efforts. o Two post summit roundtable discussions would oversee Another RfD on 6-7 June 2013 gathered the directors of the Commission on Human Rights to further localize the Operational Plan. The Summit identified issues and services, protection and other forms of assistance to the people in armed conflict recommendations and resulting 0perational Plan represents the Summits unity on a national agenda for international humanitarian law for and disaster areas 2073-2074. Build the capacity of LCUS to provide basic Proceedings of the Second National Summit on lnternational Humanitarian Law in the Philippines 11 December 2012 tr