Human Against Discrimination and Exploitation

ENGLISH FOR ACADEMIC AND

PROFESSIONAL PURPOSES

ADRIAN DAVE K. ABELLON

BERNARD PETER S. ALEJADO

12-HUMSS

DAUIN NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL

 Adrian Dave K. Abellon

Masaplod Norte, Dauin Negros Oriental

Drnkwn@gmail.com

February 24, 2020

Sheen Mae Tubat

DNHS-SHS Department

Poblacion Dist.2 Dauin, Negros Oriental

Re: Human Against Discrimination and Exploitation – and organization that

helps the empowered especially disadvantage women upholding the rights

and taking initiative to improve their lives.

Dear Ms. Sheen Mae Tubat,

This letter is written to you in an appeal for funding Human Against

Discrimination and Exploitation. The action plan should help them build these

changes. They also guarantee people means necessary to satisfy their basic

needs so that they can take full advantage of all opportunities. Finally by

guaranteeing life, libery, equality, and security, HADE protect people against

abuse by those who are more powerful.

If you agree to this proposal kindly respond back to us per your

convenience.

Sincerely,

Adrian Dave K. Abellon

 Introduction

Discrimination occurs when you are treated less favourably than

another person in a similar situation and this treatment cannot be

objectively and reasonably justified. Discrimination can also occur if you are

disadvantaged by being treated the same as another person when your

circumstances are different (for example if you are disabled or pregnant).

It is important to understand that the Human Rights Act does not

protect you from discrimination in all areas of your life – there are other laws

that offer more general protection, such as the Equality Act 2010.

What the Act does do is protect you from discrimination in the

enjoyment of those human rights set out in the European Convention of

Human Rights. Article 14 is based on the core principle that all of us, no

matter who we are, enjoy the same human rights and should have equal

access to them.

The protection against discrimination in the Human Rights Act is not

‘free-standing’. To rely on this right, you must show that discrimination has

affected your enjoyment of one or more of the other rights in the Act.

However, you do not need to prove that this other human right has actually

been breached.

The Human Rights Act makes it illegal to discriminate on a wide range

of grounds including ‘sex, race, colour, language, religion, political or other

opinion, national or social origin, association with a national minority,

property, birth or other status’.

The case law relating to this right has shown that the term ‘other

status’ includes sexual orientation, illegitimacy, marital status, trade union

membership, transsexual status and imprisonment. It can also be used to

challenge discrimination on the basis of age or disability.

 Rationale or Background

HADE's core program and specific niche. The deterrent effect of the

law must be gained, and for woman, seeking and obtaining justice must be

an experience of empowerment where they can exercise their rights and not

be passive or helpless victims of injustice and abuse. HADE assists all

gender-based violence victims but primarily, socially and economically

disadvantaged women and girls.

Project Description

The goals and objectives for this project are:

 Accessible and gender-responsive justice system and local government

mechanisms;

 Increased awareness and responsiveness on gender-based violence

among entities and populations reached by HADE's programs;

 Empowered survivor of GBV, especially disadvantaged women,

upholding their rights and taking initiative to improve their lives.

Projects Needs and Cost

Construction cost of HADE Php 7, 000, 000

Licenses and Permits Php 50, 000

Transportations Php 1, 000, 000

Manpower Php 300, 000

 Advertising and Promotion for Php 20, 000

Opening

Utilities and Equipments Php 350, 000

Taxes Php 100, 000

Unanticipated Expenses Php 50, 000

Total Php 8, 870, 000

This project aims to be represented in a bigger picture for additional support

by both public and private sectors, in order to serve, protect more people

that are not fully given any justice.

The resources and support will be used valuably and will be

transparent to the donors and sponsors. It will be relocated in the heart of

the city.