rights. Nsfitinous the taken a compartmentalized viewof standards protecting these di aus benefit of information about the Government's recovery plan, adequate coor among national and local authorities, and sufficient participatory mechanismsin decision-making processes, affected communities are at risk of being deprived of their rights through forced relocations. lt has beendifficult to challenge these situations to enable affected families and individuals to receive fair and just compensation for losses as access to Justice mechanisms has been debilitated in the typhoonstricken areas. Wehope that this advisory will prove useful in promoting and protecting the right to adequate housing of people affected by Typhoon Yolanda and othernatural disaster situations in the Philippines. Lovet Qa.FoPosehes bay Loretta Ann P. Rosales Raquel Rolnik Chairperson United Nations Commission on HumanRights of the Philippines Special Rapporteur on Adequate Housing as a componentof the Right to an Adequate Standard of Living