DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL WELFARE AND DEVELOPMENT Field Office Xl, Davao City

DSWD Field Office XI

CHILDREN IN NEED OF SPECIAL PROTECTION

are categorized as abandoned, neglected, physically abused, sexually abused; victims of child labor, child trafficking, prostitution, pornography, and disaster; Children In Conflict with the Law (CICL); street children; children with disability/ies, children of Indigenous Cultural Groups; children in situations of armed conflict, and others

CNSP, Regional State of XI, 2005 2006) Region the Children Report (Culled-out from the
Children in Need of Special Protection (CNSP)
Abandoned Neglected Sexually Abused Physically Abused Victims of Child Labor Victims of Child Trafficking Victims of Prostitution Victims of Pornography Children in Conflict w/ Law Victims of Armed Conflict Victims of Armed Conflict Emotionally Disturbed Street Children Children in various forms of disability Children of Ips Others
395 106

CNSP, Region XI, 2003

0 19 3 52

CNSP, Region XI, 2004

56.8 %
28 2 15

76

58.9%

CNSP, Region XI, 2005

70.5% Alarming to note here is the increase in the number of children in conflict with the law from an average of 57% to a high of 70.5% of the total children in need of special protection.

Comparative Statistics on the Top 3 Categories of CHILDREN IN NEED OF SPECIAL PROTECTION (CNSPs) Served By DSWD Xl 20032005

700 600 500 400 300 200 100 0 2002 2003 2004 2005 CICL Abandoned/Neglected Sexually-Abused

Source: PNP Xl Regional Intelligence and Investigation Division 2003

REPORTED CATEGORY OF CASES CHILDREN IN NEED OF SPECIAL PROTECTION (CNSPs)

300 250 200 150 100 50 0 Sexually-Abused Physically Abused CICL Drug Related Others Victims of Armed Child Trafficking 262 176 69 25 167 4 4

Source: PNP Xl Regional Intelligence and Investigation Division 2003

REPORTED CATEGORY OF CASES (By Area) CHILDREN IN NEED OF SPECIAL PROTECTION (CNSPs)

100 80 60 40 20 0
Sexually-Abused Physically Abused CICL Drug Related Others Victims of Armed Child Trafficking 86 4 4 Davao City 63 81 Digos City 15 5 28 13 1 11 3 5 IGACOS 5 4 Panabo 8 2 Tagum 21 1

Refers a child who is alleged as, accused of,

adjudged as, having committed an offense under Philippine Laws (RA 9344)

CICL has been invariably used to refer to the

Youth Offender which is defined in Art. 189 of the Child and Youth Welfare Code as a child, minor or youth, including one who emancipated in accordance with law, who is over 9 but under 18 years of age at the time of the commission of the offense.

Relevant Information based on the Social Welfare and Development (SWD) National Situationer 1,830 CICL cases were reported by the LGUs 9,976 CICL were reported and served by DSWD in community and its centers for CY 2005 1,754 CICL were recorded in 417 jails based on the report of BJMP 240 served by the Bureau of Correctional 390 were served by the Provincial and SubProvincial Jails 619 CICLs were jailed by the PNP in its facilities 2,471 YOs cases reported by the PNP Women and Children Concerns Division for 2006 Source: DSWD Annual SWD Situationer

IN DAVAO REGION
The data of the PNP Women and Children Concerns Division reveals that the most common crimes committed by YOs are the following :

Theft** Illegal use of rugby (PD 1619) * Robbery**** Rape*** Attempted rape Acts of lasciviousness Physical Injuries/Wife battering Murder Attempted Murder

Prohibited Drugs (RA 9165) Seduction Grave Threats Homicide Malicious Mischief Estafa Vagrancy***** Illegal Possession of Firearms (PD1866) Illegal Gambling (PD 1602) Others

Source: DSWD Annual SWD Situationer for 2006

CHILDREN IN CONFLICT WITH THE LAW (By Province) Provided Community-Based Services DSWD Xl 2003 2005

DavaoOriental

Davao Sur

Davao Norte

ComVal

10

20

30 2003

40 2004

50 2005

60

70

80

90

Children in Conflict with the Law Cases (By City) Provided Community-Based Services DSWD Xl 2003 2005

IGACOS

Panabo City

Tagum City

Digos City

Davao City 0 50 100 2003 150 2004 200 2005 250 300 350

38 cases

DAVAO DEL NORTE Panabo City

COMPOSTELA VALLEY

55 cases

23 cases

40 cases
Tagum City

245 cases

Davao DAVAO City Island Garden ORIENTAL City of Samal

53 cases

Digos City

5 cases 42 cases

35 cases

DAVAO DEL SUR

Average Annual CICL Cases for a 3-year period, 2003-2005

Average CICL cases

For 3 year-period

Average Monthly Jail Population of Minor Detainees, Region XI, By Jail, 2002-2005
Average Monthly Jail Population of Minor Detainees
Name of Jails 2002
Male Female

2003
Male Female

2004
Male Female Male

2005
Female

Davao City Digos District Magsaysay District Malita District Tagum City IGACOS

58 10

4 0

57 15

5 2

85 22

1 1

59 11

1 1

4*

1
1 25

0
1 1

3
1 19

0
0 0

3
1 13

0
0 0

3
3 6

0
0 1

* - in April 2005 the Davao City Female Jail was created

Average Monthly Jail Population of Minor Detainees, Region XI, By Jail, 2002-2005
Average Monthly Jail Population of Minor Detainees Name of Jails Male Panabo City Kapalong District Montevista District Lupon District Manay District Mati District 4 3 3 1 2002 Female 1 0 1 0 2003 Male Female 2 2 4 1 0 0 1 0 2004 Male 5 2 6 1 Female 0 0 0 0 Male 4 3 4 2 2005 Female 1 0 1 1

1
1

0
0

0
1

0
0

1
1

0
0

0
1

0
0

Source: Bureau of Jail Management and Penology XI

Youth Offenders RRCY Regional Rehabilitation Center for Youth

Youth Offenders Admitted in RRCY By Types of Crimes Committed 2003 2005

2005 Carnapping Grave Threat PD 3553 (Deadly Weapon) RA 1619 (Volatile Subs) 2004 RA 9165 (Drug Act) IPFA Theft Homicide/Frustrated Homicide Rape/Attempted Rape Robbery/Hold-up 2003 Murder

10

20

30

40

50

60

Places of Origin of the Youth Offenders Admitted in RRCY January to June 2006
100 90 80 70 60 50 40 30 20 10 0 Davao City Davao Norte Panabo ComValley Digos City Davao del Sur IGACOS Tagum City 3-D Column 6

Among the 197 cases admitted in RRCY, 93 or 47% were from Davao City. 29 cases were from Panabo City which ranked 2nd in terms of high prevalence region-wide and 1st if compared to the number of YOs from the 4 component cities. Of the 4 provinces, Davao Norte has the most number of YOs (21) seconded by Compostella Valley (14).

Davao Oriental SOCSARGEN

Juvenile Justice Administration

Calls for collaboration and coordination in the management of cases between and among pillars and all stakeholders for the best interest of the children we are serving!