but it will be activated only for preparing the IHL month. The lead agency would be PHRC working closely with PRC and ICRC They are the heads of organizers. DSWD, health officers) to help, because the armed conflict takes place in the community, so lets make use of what we have in the locality. OPAP DFA, DND and all that will be included later as part of the aqency and later D0LE will be included for Three. Empower LCUs and NCAs to respond the livelihood asped together with the to conflict and build capacity of LCUs to provide huma nitarian intervention. CSOs. Two. Post Traumatic Stress Management for Service Men and Women Effective mechanism on how to provide humanitarian seruices in partnership with local government agencies, In what CSOs or those local risk reduction management committees. government agencies do is give psychosocial healing The mapping of services, these are for NCAs, services to the victims of armed conflicL but we sometimes women. This involves policy interuention within the that are provided from different NGAs so we could know what services are being provided and what other agencies can provide so there will be no more AFP and the PNP for capacity building of soldiers or overlapping. Those NCAs will conduct internal capacity police officers to do the counseling. Because what they do is just initial debriefing, but the debriefing may buildlng supported by an IHL national committee. We did not get the exact name of the law but the RA not be enough because the trauma may be deeper. which says that manmade disasters are included in humanitarian interuention neglect service people, combatants, military men and the disasters that the RRMC responds to. of DSWD and DOH for psychosocial healing, not only for the victims but To strengthen the program also the family members and the community as well. ldentified lssues DOH also suggested capacity building at LGUs (local Capacity building forthe PNPto take full responsibility for the country's internal security and for the AFP to deal with external threats. How to sustain and intensi! livelihood efforts in areas of armed conflict via DSWD and DOLE. lllllll llllllll rrr.,- j n I ui How to strengthen NCIPs capacity to deal with lP concerns beyond monitori ng. s to ensure that the CRP and NDF uphold humanitarian interuention in times of disasters. How \ -ri Review of the anti-torture law to include non-state actors since excluding them encourages impunity. Clarification of the mechanism for transitional justice. Comment{Usee [\ono We have advocates moving heaven and earth to have the IHL component within the PHRC. But we had to sidestep primarily because of the sensitive issues involved and we did not have clear solutions. What we can do for now, with such a proposal coming from this body, is we will try to see how we Proceedings of the Second National Summit on lnternational Humanitarian Law in the Philippines 11 December 2012 tr