Human Rights Based Policing

Question 1

Creation of HRAO

Answer 1

Activated on JUNE 29, 2007 under the OCPNP
●PNP G.O. Number DPL 07-04 and
●NAPOLCOM Resolution Number 2007-247

Question 2

PNP Human Rights Development Program

Signed and approved on
December 7, 2007 by then-Chief, PNP PDG AVELINO I RAZON

Answer 2

LOI 55/07 “PAMANA”

Question 3

PNP HUMAN RIGHTS DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM and its components

Answer 3

1. Capability Building
2. Multi-Sectoral Cooperation
3. Policy & Institutional Development
4. HRV Prevention & Control

Question 4

Right Based-Policing (3)

Answer 4

Professionalism
Competence
Human Rights Principles and Practices

Question 5

is the comprehensive, systematic, and institutional adherence to national or domestic laws on human rights; and compliance with international human rights principles, standards, and practices as well treaties, conventions, and protocols related to law enforcement or police functions.

Answer 5

Human Right-Based Policing (HRBP)

Question 6

is also an approach to policing that defines the relationship between individual citizens and various groups or sectors of society as Claim Holders whose rights have to be respected and protected by the police; and the Police as Duty Bearers that have obligations to respect, protect and fulfill human rights. HRBP aims to empower claim holders to claim their rights, while strengthening the capacities of duty bearers to meet their duties and obligations as human rights protectors.

Answer 6

HRBP

Question 7

PNP and its Human Rights Obligation

Answer 7

1. To respect Human Rights
2. To protect Human Rights
3. To fulfill Human Rights