2020 Annual Report on the Human Rights Situation in the Philippines 53 of a minor as punishment for violating curfew. The orders were documented in a Facebook live video by the barangay captain himself.236 171 A member of the LGBTQIA+ community suffered from discrimination committed by a barangay captain of a local government in NCR. Documented through the CHR’s Gender-based Violence (GBV) online portal, the said victim was arbitrarily detained from 12 April 2020 until the end of April 2020 by the said barangay captain at the barangay hall as a persons under investigation (PUI). The victim, a transwoman, complained that she was not duly informed of the reason for her detention and that she was taken by surprise that the barangay captain already prevented her from going home after she sought assistance in seeking medical examination from a nearby hospital.237 172 On 30 June 2020, Jang Lucero, reportedly a lesbian, was found dead inside her car along the Bypass Road in Calamba City, Laguna. The said case is pending for investigation even as the CHR has reiterated its request for the City Civil Registry of Calamba City to provide a certified copy of the victim’s death certificate after the latter initially refused, citing the Data Privacy Law.238 173 The CHR-National Capital Region (NCR) Office investigated four (4) cases involving LGBTQIA+ rights from January to June 2020. Out of the 4 cases, 1 case was filed with the Office of City Prosecutor of Caloocan City. It also includes the investigation of this office of the alleged profiling of members of the LGBTQIA+ community in Makati City and the assistance extended to the so-called “Pride 20,” who were arrested in Manila City.239 174 On the pardon given to US Marine Lance Corporal Joseph Scott Pemberton, the CHR said that the decision is a disrespect to victim Jenifer Laude and to the entire LGBTQIA+ community. 236 Juguilon, A.T. “Barangay captain makes LGBTQ+ quarantine violators do lewd acts as punishment,” Rappler, 7 April 2020, available at https://r3.rappler.com/nation/257292-barangay-captain-lgbtq-quarantine-violators-lewd-actspunishment, accessed 24 September 2020 237 CHR E-Report available at https://chr-observatories.uwazi.io/en/entity/7z0mtpmpxyv?searchTerm=covid&page=1,ac cessed 30 September 2020. 238 Report on the Human Rights Situation of the Disadvantaged, Marginalized and Vulnerable Sectors in CALABARZON ( January-June 2020). San Pablo City: CHR Regional Office IV-CALABARZON 239 2020). CHR-NCR’s Human Rights Situationer Involving Women’s and LGBTI Rights from January to June 2020. Quezon City: CHR National Capital Region Office.