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Muhammad Tahir Tabassum left a comment for Pamela Ann S. Padilla"nice to meet you at peace network
Peace"
Hari om Timilsina left a comment for Pamela Ann S. Padilla"thanks for the good works, please we need to be your friend and interest about our works.HARIOM"
humanpage left a comment for Pamela Ann S. Padilla"Dear Pamela,
thank you very much for your contact.
I invite you into our network of humanpage.
www.humanpage.ning.com
Kind regards from Berlin
Martin
www.humanpage.org"
DR. ROLANDO Z. GANAC left a comment for Pamela Ann S. Padilla"Just saying hello to you. I do hope I could share whatever resources I have in your advocacy.
ROLANDO"
"♥ ♥ ♥Many good vibes
love, art & tolerance connects the world
heartly welcome inFrizzey Lights World♥ ♥ ♥
"
HON. REMY CHUKWUNYERE left a comment for Pamela Ann S. Padilla"Pamela,
You have got a great profile there! Would like to partner with you.
Thanks,
Hon. Remy Chukwunyere"
Pamela Ann S. Padilla left a comment for Ferdinand Buscato"Hi! I'm no longer with OPAPP. I'm actually in Brisbane Australia already taking my Masters in Peace Conflict Resolution as part of the Rotary World Peace Fellowship and so I did not renew my contract with OPAPP anymore. I actually…"
Ferdinand Buscato left a comment for Pamela Ann S. Padilla"Thanks Pam. Im with the Navy, and presently stationed at Headquarters Philippine Navy. Are you still with OPAPP? If so, Please extend my warmest regards to USEC Ramboanga."
Pamela Ann S. Padilla left a comment for Ferdinand Buscato"Hi Ferdinand! Just call me Pam. Good to see a Filipino on this network. I am glad you had the opportunity to go to Chulalongkorn. I have many friends in the military since I worked with the Government Negotiating Panel for talks with the…"
Ferdinand Buscato left a comment for Pamela Ann S. Padilla"Hello ann. Kumusta? I am inviting you to join me circle of friends."
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- Please feel free to provide a short bio about yourself or the work of your organization (no more than 3 paragraphs)
- Her life as a peace and human rights advocate began in June 2005 when she started working for the Office of the Presidential Adviser on the Peace Process as a Project Development Officer for the Government of the Republic of the Philippines Monitoring Committee (GRP-MC) mandated to monitor and ensure compliance to the Comprehensive Agreement on Respect for Human Rights and International Humanitarian Law (CARHRIHL). This brought her all over the Philippines as she supervised and coordinated the project for the continuing education and information campaign for the government security forces on human rights and international humanitarian law. Aside from these, she coordinated and monitored awareness raising and capability-building efforts as part of the the establishment of local monitoring bodies and peace networks. These monitoring bodies and peace networks are community-based mechanisms to help address human rights violations and provide education on peace and development strategies at the grassroots level.
Being young in the field of peace and human rights advocacy, she has undertaken various training to deepen her knowledge and skills in peace, conflict, HR and IHL. Among them, the Second Southeast and East Asian Teaching Session on International Humanitarian Law (SEATS – IHL) jointly organized by the Faculty of Law, University of Malaya and the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia and the Training Workshop on Monitoring and Documentation of HR and IHL violations, Peace and Conflict and Negotiation and Mediation sponsored by the United Nations Development Program (UNDP) and the Office of the Presidential Adviser on the Peace Process, among others. She submitted her application to the Rotary World Peace Fellowship to enable her to be a more capable and valuable peace and human rights worker, which she hopes will contribute to the Rotary’s objective of advancing research, teaching, publication, and knowledge of issues, peace, goodwill, causes of conflict and world understanding.
It is now her fervent desire to make a greater person of herself by being able to do more for individuals and communities in conflict-affected areas and to empower them to work and fight for the peace they are entitled to. Furthermore, it is her desire to make a greater nation of her country by working at building and keeping an environment where individuals and communities are able to fully develop their potentials and progress freely, exercising their rights with due regard for the rights of others being equally mindful of their responsibilities. By keeping the peace in her corner of the world, it is her hope that she will be able to do her share in making this world a finer world to live in.
- Please list the countries and/or regions in which you (or your organization) have direct and significant expertise
- Philippines
- What is your current country of residence (or location of your organization)?
- Philippines
- What is your current job (and organization) and/or where and what field are you studying?
- Peace and Conflict Resolution
Comment Wall (12 comments)
- At 7:11am on August 24, 2011,
Dennis Bours said… Dear Ms. Pamela,
Given your work and study towards peace and conflict resolution, I would like to bring your attention to the upcoming Asia Pacific Mediation Forum (APMF) not-for-profit event; "The Asia Pacific Mediation Leadership Summit - From Talk To Action", taking place in Bangkok 2 - 4 December 2011, which brings together mediation and ADR specialists from various fields; including family mediation, commercial and workplace mediation, court-annexed mediation, conflict and community mediation, climate change and disaster response mediation and various cross-sectional themes, like for example human rights, cross-cultural dynamics and women in mediation.
Do have a look at my profile and the Mediation Summit's link (www.mediation-leadership.com) and feel free to email me or send me a message when having any questions regarding participation or collaboration.
Kind regards,
Dennis Bours
- At 11:54am on March 18, 2011, Muhammad Tahir Tabassum said…
nice to meet you at peace network
Peace
- At 11:16pm on January 2, 2011, Hari om Timilsina said…
- thanks for the good works, please we need to be your friend and interest about our works.
HARIOM
- At 4:13pm on October 8, 2010,
Pastor Samuel Muderhwa M said… - Dear Pamela
I would like to greet you and thanks for the good works, please we need to be your friend and interest about our works.
Thanks
Samuel
- At 1:42pm on August 27, 2009, humanpage said…
- Dear Pamela,
thank you very much for your contact.
I invite you into our network of humanpage.
www.humanpage.ning.com
Kind regards from Berlin
Martin
www.humanpage.org
- At 2:13pm on June 10, 2009, DR. ROLANDO Z. GANAC said…
- Just saying hello to you. I do hope I could share whatever resources I have in your advocacy.
ROLANDO
- At 8:47pm on April 15, 2009,
Frizzey Greif said…
♥ ♥ ♥ Many good vibes love, art & tolerance connects the world
heartly welcome in Frizzey Lights World ♥ ♥ ♥
- At 7:13pm on April 15, 2009, HON. REMY CHUKWUNYERE said…
- Pamela,
You have got a great profile there! Would like to partner with you.
Thanks,
Hon. Remy Chukwunyere
- At 9:51am on April 12, 2009, Ferdinand Buscato said…
- Thanks Pam. Im with the Navy, and presently stationed at Headquarters Philippine Navy. Are you still with OPAPP? If so, Please extend my warmest regards to USEC Ramboanga.
- At 3:27am on April 12, 2009, Ferdinand Buscato said…
- Hello ann. Kumusta? I am inviting you to join me circle of friends.
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