THE PEACE CAFETERIA: PEACE DEPARTMENT IN SOLIDARITY WITH "ANDUROG KAN DERECHOS"

Sunday, October 17, 2010

PEACE DEPARTMENT IN SOLIDARITY WITH "ANDUROG KAN DERECHOS"

The Department of Peace Studies as represented by Dr. Herbert Rosana and together with the students attendedthe first anniversary of the "Andurog kan Derechos". The Andurog is a Multi-Response Team on Extra-Legal Killing. This one intervention of which the Department has committed itself.

The Celebration was capped with a Holy Mass

Dr. Herbert Rosana with the 3rd Year Peace Studies Majors

The Program

PART I

8:00 – 9:00 AM ------ Radio Guesting

(DWBS Radio Veritas- Boses kan Masses)

Ø Speakers: Fr. Ramoncito Segubiense (SAC), Atty. Hanil Almoguera (CHR), Pros. Ma. Teresa Mahiwo (OPP), representative from Ateneo Human Rights Center

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PART II

(*To be attended by the member-institutions, community representatives, media, academe)

9:00 – 11:00 ------ Opening Program

Ø Preliminaries

· Opening Prayer

· National Anthem

· Opening and Welcome Remarks

· Acknowledgment of Participants

Ø Talk: Human Rights Situationnaire

(The Extra Legal Killing and Enforced

Disappearances Phenomenon) – Atty. Patricia Cervantes

Open Forum

Talk: The Andurog kan Derechos

Open Forum

Talk: “Spirituality of Human Rights” - Fr. Rex Paul Arjona

11:00 – 12:00 NN ------ Eucharistic Celebration

12:00 – 1:00 PM ------ L U N C H

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PART III

(*To be attended by Heads of member-institutions and/or their official representative)

1:00 PM ------ Business meeting

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