position and viewpoint on pressing human rights issues and topics. For 2021, the CHR released a total of 240 OK Cards. Table 17 OBLIGASYON AT KARAPATAN (OK) CARDS Thematic Issue Health Re-imposition of the Death Penalty Protection of the Fundamental Rights of Man and Government Assistance Law Enforcement Senior Citizens Poor and Marginalized Labor Rights Gender and Development Rights of the Child Protection of the Environment, Natural Resources, Biodiversity, and Animals Economy TOTAL TOTAL 70 1 21 35 5 55 20 12 12 5 4 240 In all, there were 965 social media cards and 1,038 visual information that served to itemize complex topics into snapshots, called “infographics”. The use of infographics translated CHR press statements, human Table 18 rights concepts and mechanisms, SOCIAL MEDIA POSTS investigation reports, human rights news, Items TOTAL and announcements, and internal Social Cards 965 guidance into information materials that Infographics 1,038 were easily understandable and eyecatching. To make the messages more Videos and documentaries 149 appealing to more audience is the function Event/ Activity/ Webinar Coverage 70 of the infographics too. In addition, a total of 149 videos on human rights stories, documentaries, and events were uploaded on Facebook. Overall, the CHR produced a total of 2,152 social media materials. VIII. National Human Rights Week Celebration The 2021 National Human Rights Consciousness Week (NHRCW) opened on Monday, 1 December, bannering the call to address inequalities presently being experienced by Filipinos compounded by the present Covid-19 pandemic. CHR rallies for the need to address the long-standing causes of discrimination, inequality, and inhumane treatment usually experienced by the most vulnerable, disadvantaged, and marginalized sectors of society. The CHR kicked-off the National Human Rights Week with the theme: EQUALITY - Reducing inequalities, advancing human rights or translated in Tagalog as Pagkakapantay-pantay: Isulong ang mga Karapatang Pantao sa Panahon ng Pandemya . The kick-off activity was held on-site at the Liwasang Diokno at the CHR Central Office in Quezon City and online with government and civil society representatives present through video conferencing. CHR Commissioner Karen Gomez-Dumpit during her message for the opening programme said, “Today is a most opportune time for us to come together to affirm this year’s theme which is a cornerstone principle of human rights: Equality, or in Filipino, Pagkakapantay-pantay. Our survival as human beings are dependent on the preservation of human rights. In the midst of the current pandemic, issues of equality have come to the fore 22