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The other key facts that will play a vivid role in a sexual assault investigation would be to Perform an internal Exam including the mouth and other vital parts. Taking a blood or Urine Sample and Taking pictures of the areas that have been assaulted.. law enforcement can investigate this crime by油being educated on how to deal with this type of crime such as taking classes on the emotional status of rape油victims. Seeing though this is a very sensitive case.
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- 1. THE UNIVERSAL DECLARATION OF HUMAN RIGHTS
- 3. QUESTIONS 1. Under what article in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights is/are violated? ANSWER: Article 03 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights was violated, as evidenced by the videos.
- 4. 2. WHAT IS YOUR REACTION ABOUT THE VIOLATION? ANSWER: Naturally, were unhappy and deeply saddened by what were witnessed in the videos.
- 5. 3. IS THERE ALREADY A SOLUTION TO THE ISSUE? IF NONE, WHAT ACTIONS CAN YOU ? WHAT ACTIONS SHOULD BE AUTHORITY TAKE? ANSWER: Yes,The authority should be able to address the human rights violations in the Philippines especially these that have worsened amid the pandemic.
- 6. 4. REFLECT ON THE ISSUE YOU HAVE SEARCHED. IN YOUR OPINION, IS THERE ANY PREVENTION IN THIS KIND OF ISSUES? WHAT ARE THOSE? ANSWER: In our opinion, yes; to prevent this kind of issue is to punish extrajudicial killings, and ensure that all individuals are afforded their legal rights and protections.
- 8. QUESTIONS 1. Under what article in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights is/are violated? ANSWER: Article 05 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights is violated.
- 9. 2. WHAT IS YOUR REACTION ABOUT THE VIOLATION? ANSWER: Were shocked and quite dissatisfied by what weve seen in the videos.
- 10. 3. IS THERE ALREADY A SOLUTION TO THE ISSUE? IF NONE, WHAT ACTIONS CAN YOU MAKE? WHAT ACTIONS SHOULD BE AUTHORITY TAKE? ANSWER:The action that we make is to file a complaint with the relevant authorities. And the actions should be take by the authority is to punish the police officer who mistreat the person in the videos and charge them with violation against human rights.
- 11. 4.REFLECT ON THE ISSUE YOU HAVE SEARCHED . IN YOUR OPINION, IS THERE ANY PREVENTION IN THIS KIND OF ISSUE? WHAT ARE THOSE? BRIEFLY EXPLAIN YOUR ANSWER. ANSWER: In our opinion ,yes ; there are any prevention in this kind of issue .First is orientation , the police officer must undergo a proper orientation for them to avoid any violations against human rights. Second is to promote and conduct proper way to arrest a culprit. And lastly, is self discipline.
- 12. T H A N K Y O U