Rights in Crisis and Emergencies
IDEALS employs a two-pronged approach in helping survivors of crises and disasters through the provision of legal services and recognition of information as aid. Apart from conducting legal missions, reconstructing legal identity, and influencing policies, we have also established radio programs and online campaigns to ensure that the communities have access to accurate and reliable information.
LEGAL MISSIONS PHASES I AND II
IDPs assisted
IDP IDS
School IDs
NSO Birth Certificate
Voter’s Certification
Maguindanao Legal Mission
assisted beneficiaries
Provided Legal Assistance
Given Birth Certificates
Stories
Hope for a better tomorrow
RIGHTS IN CRISIS AND EMERGENCIES When the Marawi Siege happened, Sittie Nadja’s family lost their small rice business in Dansalan, Marawi City. With seven children in the family, this made it difficult for them to make ends meet. When the lockdown was implemented due...
Providing information they can trust
RIGHTS IN CRISIS AND EMERGENCIES Bibo kid (Active kid). This has been Jamal Pandapatan’s monicker as S’bang Ka Marawi’s community patroller. He is an active member of a lot of youth organizations with different advocacies including peace education, mental health and...
Staying informed should be more than a habit
RIGHTS IN CRISIS AND EMERGENCIES During the enhanced community quarantine, Jamael Dimaampao’s business of designing weddings reached its lowest point. He and his team did not have any income due to the restrictions on mass gathering for almost two months. Because of...
Karanasan sa armadong bakbakan: pagmumulat tungo sa mapayapang pamayanan
RIGHTS IN CRISIS AND EMERGENCIES “Madaling araw ng ika-25 ng Enero sa taong 2015, ako’y naalimpungatan dahil sa ingay sa labas, dinig ang mga sasakyan na dumadaan at yapak ng mga bota patungo sa di malamang direksyon. Mukhang mga sundalo ng gobyerno na magsasagawa ng...
Radio as source of information
RIGHTS IN CRISIS AND EMERGENCIES Radio is proving invaluable in terms of delivering information. It is a much more portable medium than other traditional media. Listeners can tune in on radio programs on-the-go whether on their phone while in transit, while driving,...
Peace begins at home
RIGHTS IN CRISIS AND EMERGENCIES Alikhan Macaorao Andamama, 50, has two wives and 15 sons and daughters. He works at the National Power Corporation in Marawi City. His wife, Subaida M. Andamama helps in their family expenses by making and selling mamandiang (Maranao...
Videos
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