Dalawang babaeng opisyal ng PCG, kinilala ng IMO sa maritime service

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Dalawang babaeng opisyal ng PCG, kinilala ng IMO sa maritime service

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00:00So, walang pinipiling kasarian ang paglilingkod.

00:03Patuloy na kinikilala ang kababaihan sa larangan ng Maritime Service

00:07at patuloy dito ang dalawang female officers ng Philippine Coast Guard

00:11na ginawaran ng International Maritime Organization o IMO

00:15sa 135th session nito sa London.

00:18At ngayon, live po natin kasama sa studio si Rear Admiral Mitzi Silva Campo

00:23at Commodore Christine Pauline Berganio-Diciano.

00:26Maganda umaga, ma'am, and welcome po sa Rise and Shine, Pilipinas.

00:31Ma'am, first of all, congratulations po.

00:33Gano'n na po kayo katagal sa servisyo?

00:36Ako po ay tatlong dekada na or 30 years in the service.

00:40I started my career in the armed forces of the Philippines

00:44prior to my transfer to the Philippine Coast Guard.

00:48Ako naman po, we will be turning 25 years in the Coast Guard service next year

00:52and we're the first class po of homegrown na na-train po ng Philippine Coast Guard na mga kababaihan.

01:00Well, sa mga nanonood po natin mga kababaihan, ano,

01:04mahirap bang pumasok sa PCG kung ikaw ay babae?

01:09In my experience, 30 years ago,

01:15it's very hard to defy the stigma that women cannot make it in the military service.

01:21You can feel that when you enter the room,

01:24you can hear the whisper like,

01:25ay, ang hindi niya,

01:27or palaging naka-heals,

01:28or baka mabuntis yan.

01:30Pag nabuntis, aalis sa service.

01:32But all those things I considered as a challenge for me to continue.

01:38I reshaped a program and systems in the Coast Guard

01:42and I worked so hard.

01:46So, the question,

01:49can she do it now?

01:50I can say,

01:51she can do it.

01:53As what I've expressed earlier,

01:56kami po yung landmark na class ng kauna-unahang babae po sa Coast Guard.

02:01So, if it was an uncharted water for us,

02:05it was also the same for the male counterparts

02:07and senior officers that we have back then.

02:09But again, sabi ko nga po,

02:11when we had our experiences,

02:12wala naman pong pinagkaiba

02:13in terms po of the physical rigors nung time na yun.

02:17We just had with us our best attitude po,

02:21best foot forward,

02:22and really realizing that ito na po yun.

02:26Ito yung pagkakataon for us to really

02:28put a mark also on what law enforcement is all about.

02:33And given that chance,

02:34we took all the opportunities po

02:36for us to be able to do what we intended to do.

02:40So, fast forward po,

02:41ngayon when we had,

02:43in 2001 po,

02:44we are merely 0.01% ng mga kababayan po sa Coast Guard.

02:48Now, we are taking on our non-traditional roles po

02:52and we are 16% po dito sa Philippine Coast Guard

02:56as of the moment.

02:58So, times have been changing.

03:01The policies have been really adaptive and inclusive for us.

03:05Okay.

03:05Admiral, send niyo pong datos.

03:07Nasa ilam na po ang kababayihan ngayon sa Maritime Service?

03:11Sa Philippine Coast Guard,

03:12as mentioned by Christine,

03:14we are 16.6%

03:17and 30% are women.

03:21So, more or less around 4,000 to 5,000 women all in all,

03:26in our statistics.

03:27Well, sinabi ni Commodore kanina,

03:28wala naman difference, ano?

03:30Pero, gayon paman,

03:31it's a male-dominated,

03:33itong PCG, no?

03:35So, during the time na nagtatraining kayo,

03:38ano ba yung mga challenges?

03:40Of course, sir, no?

03:41We have our monthly period,

03:43but the rigors of the training

03:45redefines po yung physiological ng katawan.

03:50Hindi po kami dinadatnan,

03:51and there was really a rapid change in our physique po.

03:57So, we just had to adapt.

03:59Again, sir, sabi,

04:00laging tinuturo sa amin,

04:01attitude, attitude, attitude.

04:03So, with that in mind,

04:05nasusurpas naman po lahat.

04:06Pero, of course,

04:07we still do the same physical rigors po.

04:09So, we do push-ups, sit-ups,

04:11we do mile-swim, mile-run,

04:14and we do our academic subjects.

04:21Grabe, grabe yung training.

04:22Kayo rin, Admiral, po.

04:23Ma'am, you led the gender-responsive policies in the PCG.

04:28Ano po yung pinakamahalagang pagbabago na naipaglaban nito?

04:31As a pioneering woman,

04:34one of the pioneering women in the Philippine Coast Guard,

04:37we made sure that the provisions on gender sensitivity

04:40is included in the PCG law.

04:44So, it's in Section 4, RA 9993,

04:47that all policies, plannings, and programs

04:50should be gender-sensitive,

04:52especially in training,

04:54and all opportunities for women

04:58are being included in that.

05:02And also,

05:02Pantay.

05:03Pantay.

05:03Yung lahat ng oportunidad,

05:05hindi lang for kilalaki,

05:06ito lang yung mapapromote,

05:07parang ganun po.

05:08And currently,

05:10we have the National Action Plan

05:13for Women, Peace, and Security

05:14in the Philippine Coast Guard.

05:16We have a program from 2025 until 2030.

05:20I presented that

05:21in the Philippine Women, Peace, and Security Forum

05:26in last October in PICC.

05:30And that is the program that we are,

05:33the Philippine Coast Guard,

05:35is now following.

05:37That's nice.

05:38Ito naman, para kay Commodore Christine,

05:41Ma'am, you've been advocating

05:43women empowerment across Southeast Asia.

05:46Ano na po ba yung pinaka-memorable experience mo

05:49working with women leaders

05:51sa iba't iba pang bansa

05:53o sa ASEAN region?

05:55So, we started in 2019, sir.

05:58This was the first women police

06:00and law enforcement gathering po

06:02from 10 countries.

06:04Tapos, 200 po ang nirequest

06:05during that time.

06:07Moving forward with that,

06:08we've been working po

06:09with the women in maritime

06:11law enforcement dialogue

06:12with five ASEAN countries.

06:15So, dati po,

06:15wala pong nagbabarkong babae

06:17sa ibang bansa.

06:18But because of the best practices

06:20that the Philippine Coast Guard

06:22is putting out there,

06:24nagsasalita na po

06:25ang mga kababaihan

06:25sa strategic decision-making processes.

06:29For example,

06:30meron na pong kauna-unahang

06:31boat captain sa Fiji,

06:34meron na pong nagsasalita

06:36from Vietnam Coast Guard

06:37about their policies.

06:39We have been growing

06:40so many advancements na po

06:42sa mga kababaihan.

06:43In fact, madami na pong

06:45nag-uusap at nagtutulong-tulong

06:48ng mga kababaihan

06:49in terms of regional diplomacy po

06:51because of this

06:52initiatives.

06:55And we move forward po dito

06:57sa how it's strengthened

06:59these regional best practices

07:01po dito sa Philippine Coast Guard.

07:03When we launched this year po

07:05yung Kamare series,

07:07we will be,

07:08we have also launched

07:09just a week ago

07:10yung Kamare series po.

07:12So these are really dissecting po

07:14yung nuisance,

07:15yung mga pinagdadaanan po

07:16ng both babae at kalalakihan po

07:19sa aming paglilingkod.

07:20And ang risulta po nito,

07:22we will translate it

07:23and present it also,

07:25not just in our leadership,

07:26but also to regional coastguards po.

07:28So they can also gain

07:30wisdom and insights po

07:32on how they move forward.

07:33So nagbukas po actually

07:35ng maraming oportunidad

07:36sa mga kababaihan

07:38with respect to

07:39maintaining regional stability,

07:41maintaining diplomacy,

07:42and really having that

07:43cooperative arrangements

07:44among nations po.

07:45And speaking of opportunity,

07:47pareho po kayo,

07:48both of you were recognized

07:49by the International Maritime Organization.

07:51Para po sa kalaman natin,

07:52mga K-RSP,

07:53ano pong ibig sabihin ito

07:54at ano pong pakiramdam ninyo

07:55na kayo po ay

07:56bibigyan ng komendasyon na ito?

07:58Before I answer your question,

08:00I just would like to share

08:02my experience last week

08:04with the Women in Maritime Security

08:06hosted by Australia.

08:08It is composed of five countries

08:11from Australia, Brunei, Malaysia,

08:14Indonesia, and Philippines.

08:16I was invited as their guest speaker

08:19to share the National Action Plan

08:22for Women, Peace, and Security

08:23in the Philippine Coast Guard

08:25because among the security forces,

08:29it is only the Coast Guard

08:30now has the Women, Peace, and Security agenda.

08:34And also, I am the Philippine

08:37head of delegation

08:39in women maritime law enforcement dialogues

08:43among five countries

08:44as mentioned by Christine

08:45since 2020 until 2024.

08:49And I look up the Philippine Coast Guard

08:51as their model.

08:52In fact,

08:53the very first one star

08:57in MMEA,

08:59Malaysian Maritime Enforcement Agency,

09:02thanked us

09:03being their inspiration.

09:05And it also opens a gateway

09:07for the women in MMEA

09:10to also have the women in leadership

09:13in their organization.

09:16Well, ito,

09:17bilang panghuli,

09:18mama,

09:18yung mga advoko sinyo,

09:21women empowerment

09:21at women leadership

09:23sa loob mismo ng PCG,

09:25paano ito nagre-reflect

09:26sa kasalukuyang sitwasyon ngayon

09:27ng mga kababaihan sa PCG?

09:29It means that we move forward,

09:33growing and capacitating our organization

09:36by including policies on diversity,

09:39inclusivity, equity,

09:41and in fact,

09:41we're pushing for justice.

09:43Kaya nga po,

09:43we have the National Action Plan

09:45for Women, Peace, and Security.

09:47So,

09:48lumalalim,

09:48lumalawak po

09:49ang pagkakataon

09:51at mga pagpapalayon pa

09:54ng mga

09:54opportunities po

09:56sa mga kababaihan.

09:57For us,

09:58when we speak about

10:00the recognition,

10:01sir,

10:01again,

10:02hindi po ito

10:03para lang sa amin.

10:04It is a reflection,

10:06really,

10:06of every people,

10:08every person

10:09that we had the honor

10:10of serving

10:10for the past

10:11two,

10:11three decades

10:12of our career.

10:13And,

10:14binabalik po namin to,

10:15sa amin po,

10:16responsibilidad po siya,

10:17actually, sir.

10:18We go to the quiet,

10:20you know,

10:21disciplines of our

10:22kasamahan po sa trabaho.

10:25You know,

10:25it's not about

10:26the loudest recognition,

10:28but it's really

10:29in the silent

10:29consistencies and discipline

10:31that we honor daily

10:33sa amin pong trabaho.

10:35So,

10:35yun po ang effect

10:37ng award na ito sa amin.

10:38And with that,

10:39congratulations po

10:40sa inyong dalawa.

10:41Mga kaaris,

10:42pinakasama natin

10:42si Rear Admiral Mitz,

10:44si Silva Campo

10:45at Commodore Christine

10:46Pauline Berganio-Disyano

10:47mula sa Philippine Coast Guard.

10:49Maraming maraming salamat po

10:50at congratulations.

10:51Maraming salamat,

10:51more power.

10:52Thank you po.

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