SITUATION OF CHILDREN IN CONFLICT WITH THE LAW AND CHILDREN AT RISK

Barangay ____________, Municipality/City of ____________

Region _____

1. Description of the Barangay: (Please get this information from your Barangay Profile.
This is only a sample. Don’t make it too long. Write only the most important information.
This should not be more than half a page.)
Example:

1. Barangay ______________ is the biggest/smallest Barangay in the Municipality/City of

__________________ in the province of ______________. It is located East of Barangay _____________
and is about ____ kilometers from the city center. It has a land area of __________. It composed of___
sitios namely: Sitio ________, Sitio _______, Sitio _______, Sitio _______, and Sitio ________.

2. Barangay _____________ is characterized by rolling hills (it depends) and suited for planting _______,
_______, ______, and _______. It lies by the sea of ________. The main source of livelihood of the people
are: ___________, __________,, _________, __________. The dialect or language spoken are
_______________ and ______________.

3. Demographic Profile:

Based on the latest Census of Population 2020, Barangay ____________ is populated by

_______ (number of people) where ___ are male and ___ are female. The table below
shows that children comprise about ___ percent of the total population. Many of the
residents come from neighboring municipalities and from other provinces.

Table 1
Barangay Population
Age Group Male Female Total
Under 18
18 and above
TOTAL

There are a number of indigenous peoples in Barangay ____________. The table below
shows the names of the tribal groups and their population. (Do not include this part if there
are no indigenous peoples in the Barangay).

Table 2
Barangay Population of Indigenous Peoples
Name of Indigenous People’s or tribal Estimated Total Estimated number of
groups Population children
Agta 1,000 200
Isnag 500 40
4. Functionality of the Barangay Council for the Protection of Children (BCPC)

1. The BCPC of Barangay __________ is functional based in the assessment in 2021. The BCPC has developed a
Barangay Action Plan for Children with specific budget, has developed ordinances for children, is able to submit
Accomplishment Reports regularly, and has indicators demonstrating concrete results for children. (Note: This
is only an example. Describe the BCPC based on the choices in the worksheet.)

2. The BCPC of Barangay __________________ is functional based on the assessment in 2021. The BCPC has
developed a Barangay Action Plan for Children with specific budget but is not being implemented as
planned. There is no mechanism established at the barangay to monitor and evaluate the plan since the
BCPC does not meet regularly. It was noted that there are no regular accomplishment reports being
submitted based on the BCPC plan.

5. Budget of the Barangay for BCPC

Example: The Table below shows the budget allocation of the Barangay ____________ for the BCPC activities
based on the provisions of the law. From 2020 to 2022, the budget for BCPC appears to be increasing (or
decreasing as the case maybe. Delete this if increasing).

Table 3
Barangay Budget for BCPC
Percentage
Amount Actually
Budget Allocation Percentage Spent over
Year Spent
for BCPC (PhP) of the IRA (%) budget
for Children (PhP)
allocation (%)*
200,000.00
example 40,000
20% 10,000.00 25%

2020
2021
2022
6. Barangay Resolutions/Ordinances for the Protection of Children

Example: Below are the ordinances/Resolutions adopted by Barangay________ for the protection of children.
There were 2 relevant resolutions passed in 2020 and 2021 due to the pandemic and none in 2019. (It depends
on your data).

Table 4
Barangay Resolutions/Ordinances for Children

Policy Reference
Year Title/Description
Number
Resolution No. 02 2020 Resolution amending Ordinance Numbered 271, series of
2014 [an ordinance setting ‘curfew’ hours for minors to roam,
or play on streets, roads, plazas, parks and other public
places or establishments in the barangay, and providing for
other purposes]
7. Number of crimes against children and types of crimes

Example: The table below shows that the total number of crimes committed against children in 2020 was 4,
and 6 in 2021-2022. It seems like the total number of child-victims in 2020 increased in 2021-2022. There were
more female child-victims in 2020 and more male child-victims in 2021. Most of the types of crimes committed
against children were sexually abused, physical abused and trafficking.

Table 5
Number and Types of Crimes against Children

2020 2021 2022

Number of Victims Number of Victims Number of victims
Crimes Against Children Male Femal Total Male Female Total M F T
e
Rape
Incestuous Rape
Attempted/Frustrated
Rape
Acts of Lasciviousness
Physical abuse
Kidnapping, Illegal
Detention
RA 9208 as amended by RA
10634 (Trafficking in
Persons)
Others, specify

TOTAL

8. Crimes committed by Children

Example: The table below shows that the number of children who committed crimes in 2020 was higher in
2021, than in 2022. It appears like the children who committed crimes were higher in 2021 than in 2022. More
boys than girls committed crimes in 2020 and 2022.

Table 6
Number and Types of Crimes committed by Children

2020 2021 2022

Number of child Number of child No. of child
Crimes Against Children offenders offenders offenders
Mal Female Total Male Female Tota M F T
e l
Rape 2 1
Incestuous Rape
Attempted/Frustrated
Rape
 Acts of Lasciviousness 1 1 1 1
Physical Injuries 6
Kidnapping/Serious
Illegal Detention
Drugs/Substance abuse
Others, please Specify: 1 1
Theft
TOTAL

9. Number of Children in Conflict with the Law (CICL).

Example: In 2020, there were ___ CICL in Barangay __________ and ___ in 2020 for a total of ___. From
2019 to 2020, the data shows that the number of _____ appears to be increasing. Many of them have been
fully rehabilitated. There were few who re-offended. A few of them are still in Bahay Pag-asa/are undergoing
community-based intervention or diversion.

Table 7
Status of the Cases of the CICLs

2021 2022 Total

Categories of CICL
M F Total M F Total M F Total
Number of CICL undergoing Diversion 0 0 0 0
Number of CICL in Jail/Detention Center
Number of CICL in Bahay Pag-asa
Number of CICL in RRCY
Number of CICL undergoing After-Care Program
Number of CICL that have re-offended
Number of CICL that have been fully integrated
Number of CICL on ROR/bail
Others, please specify :
TOTAL
10. Number of Children at Risk

Example: The number of children at risk was progressively increasing from 2020 t0 2022. Most of them were
violators of curfew, street children, child-members of gangs, bully, and out of school children.

2021 2022 Total

Categories of CAR
M F Total M F Total M F Total
Number of children abused by any person.
Number of children exploited sexually or
economically
Number of abandoned and neglected children
Number of children coming from dysfunctional or
broken family or without a parent/guardian
Number of children out of school
Number of street children
Number of child-members of gangs
Number of living in a community with a high level
of criminality or drug abuse; and
Number of children in armed conflict
Number of bully children
Others: Child labor
Teenage pregnancy

TOTAL

Summary statement of the problem:

1) The number of CICL in Barangay Pag-asa increased from 3 in 2020 to 5 in 2022. Most of the
crimes committed by the children were rape (4 cases) and theft (3 cases). The cases were not
recorded at all because they were settled right away between the offending and offended
parties. These cases were no longer entered in the Barangay blotter and no interventions were
provided by the Barangay.
2) There are cases of CICL in the Barangay but are not recorded. The BCPC is not functional and
1% NTA is not being allocated for the BCPC.
3) There are no CICL cases in the barangay but there are data on children who are out of school
youth (40), members of 4Ps beneficiaries (60), bully children (5) and pregnant children (6) who
are at risk of committing offenses. The BCPC is likewise not functional and do not have plan on
children.