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DEVELOPMENT
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PANDEMIC

ECONOMIC
IMPACT WHAT TO
DO?
GENDER IN THE
HEALTH
TIME OF
PANDEMIC
UNPAID CARE
WORK

GENDER BASED
VIOLENCE 3
  MAKATAO
 MAKABAYAN
 MAKADIYOS
 MAKAKALIKASAN

KALUSUGAN

PILIPINO AKO
HUMAN KALINISAN
PAKIKIPAGKAPWA
LAW ABIDING CITIZEN BEING BARKADA
DEMOCRATIC
INTEREST

MEN AS
MAKATARUNGAN

CITIZEN
BOY GENDER
EQUALITY
ADVOCATES
TUNAY NA LALAKI
BARAKO
MALE

PARTNER MAN

 HAPPILY MARRIED GAY

 IT’S COMPLICATED PERSON STRAIGHT
HETEROSEXUAL
 IN A RELATIONSHIP
HOMOSEXUAL
 SINGLE
BLESSEDNESS

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 MASCULI
POSITIVE
NITIES
TITLE • No man is ever too far gone, too
THE TRUTH ABOUT out of reach or too damaged
MEN • It may take resource but every
man is worthwhile to love
• Tenderness, closeness, and
• Every man has always done
softness are all inherent male
the best he could traits.
• All men want, need and • It is oppressive to consider that
require masculinity is only "tough,"
• close loving relationships with "rough" and "strong;" and just as it
men and women. would be sexist to view women
only as tender, close, and soft
• It is the effects of oppression creatures
that lead men ever to act
• It is 100% feminine for women to
otherwise.
be tough, rough, and strong
• Every man is capable of
• By definition, men are not
recovering his humanness feminine, just as women are not
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 CONCRETE WAYS TO END SEXISM AS MEN
• Recognize that men's and
women's views of each other
and of themselves have been
shaped by sexist conditioning
in our society.
• Always remember the true
nature of ALL women and ALL
men.
• If you can't see everyone that
way then it is due.
• to the sexist conditioning (and
other hurts) placed upon you
• If you had never received this
conditioning, then you could
easily see everyone's inherent
nature all the time.
• Educate yourself on the ways that
women have been oppressed.
• Share the work that has
traditionally been considered
"women's work“
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 CONCRETE WAYS TO END SEXISM AS MEN
• Eliminate homophobia (the
fear of being close to
someone of the same gender
as oneself) with the men in
your life.
• Encourage men (including
yourself) to feel and express
all natural feelings
• Support women's leadership.
• One crucial area to eliminating
sexism is challenging the
notion
• This can be confusing for men.
• Model non-sexist behavior
everywhere.
• Tell and show men and women
that eliminating sexism is a
primary focus in your life.
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 ELIMINATE ALL FORMS OF
VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN

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1 in 3 women will experience physical
and/ or sexual violence by an intimate
partner at some point in her life.
THE NUMBERS ARE
STAGGERING
• 35% of women worldwide have
experienced either physical and/or sexual
intimate partner violence or non-partner
sexual violence.
• Globally, 7% of women have been sexually
assaulted by someone other than a partner.
• Globally, as many as 38% of murders of
women are committed by an intimate
partner.
• 200 million women have experienced
female genital mutilation/cutting.
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 VAW: DEFINITION
• Any act of gender-based violence that results or is likely
to result in the following:
• Physical harm
• Sexual harm
• Psychological harm or suffering to women
• Including threats of such acts, coercion, or arbitrary
deprivation of liberty, whether occurring in public or
private life
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 VAW: DEFINITION
•“any act of gender-based violence that results in, or
likely to result in, physical, sexual, or mental harm or
suffering to women, including threats of such acts,
coercion or arbitrary deprivation of liberty, whether
occurring in public or private life.”

• Violence and the threats of violence can be experienced

by every woman of any age, skin color, gender identity,
ethnicity, religion, disabilities, economic, and social status.
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 Intimate partner
violence, including
physical, sexual, and
emotional abuse

Sexual violence,
Honor Killings including conflict-
related sexual
violence

Female genital Common Types Force and early

mutilation of Violence marriages

Trafficking
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 LAWS ON VAW SINCE 1995
• Anti-Sexual Harassment Act of 1995
• Anti-Rape Act of 1997
• Rape Victims Assistance Act (1998)
• An Act penalizing matching of Filipino mail order brides (1998)
• Anti-Trafficking in Persons Act of 2003
• Anti-Violence Against Women and their Children Act of 2004
• E-VAWC seeks to amended RA 9262 to include electronic
violence
• Safe Spaces Act (2019) RA 11313
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What should be done?

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Don’t just tell a different

version of the same story.
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 We do not need to protect
women but we are against
the oppressor.

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 THANK YOU
C A R M E L O E U S E B I O P. A LTA M I R A
PSDS

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