investigatiorr and action, such as Sulong CARHRIHL has been doing albeit rnainly at local community- level. " In closing Judge Soliman said that his remarks, as well as the round-table discussions, will show that we have reached the conjuncfure where our collective work for IHL must be brought to the next level, one that is, to draw inspiration from the recenfly concfuded Olympics, Citius, Ntius, Fottius ("Faster, Highea Stronger''). He said it is time to move "towards a Philippine Program of Action on Effecting IHL." It is time to climb another IHL Summil tl-re On a final note, Judge Soliman said the 2009 IHL Summit Communique, aside from urgently calling on the CHR to adopt a policy of entertaining investigating and processing complaints of IHL violatior-rs, also particularly called on the CHR to develop its own complementary or fall back mechanism to the JMC. He challenged the CHR to "seize the moment claim the presenf of the current CHR ar-rd presidential administration to finally get a rnore effective institutional redress in terms of truth, justice and healing for the CPPNPA purges of the 1980s before the moment and the momentum are losf including along the lines of but not necessarily a full-blown "truth commission" that this time should not be declared "unconstitutional." PARALLEL DISCUSSIONS After the Keynote Address of Judge Soliman, the participants formed three break-out groups and proceeded on parallel discussion on three thematic areas, i.e., Work on Education, Information and Communications, Work on Monitoring Investigation and Prosecution, and Work on Humanitarian Interventions. b.-- hF dd t u:r'..:iiiii., al :.liiu. J\i. l r 'l I ' I i ' ;. {') ffi ffl t -; r/' ..* 6 u\ N ffi ** I { -:- ).'r i n 1t tr ROUNDTABLE DISCUSSION