ACTIVITY SHEET 1
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National Security Concerns
Answer the following questions briefly:
1. What are the Eight Fundamental Elements of NSI?
Ans: ● Public Safety, Law and Order and Justice
● Socio-Political Stability
● Economic Solidarity ans Sustainable Development
● Territorial Integrity
● Ecological Balance
● Cultutal Cohesiveness
● Moral and Spiritual Consensus
● International Peace and Cooperation
2. What are the functions of the Security Council?
Ans: ● To advise the President with respect to the integration of domestic, foreign, and military
policies relating to national security. The NSC also serves as the President’s principal arm
for coordinating these policies among various government departments and agencies in
matters involving national security.
3. Explain briefly the seven internal threats that undermine national security.
Ans: ● Moro Islamic Liberation front (MILF)
● Communist Party of the Philippines
● Organized Crime
● Poverty
● Economic Sabotage
● Graft and Corruption
● Severe Calamities
Activity Sheet 2
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For 10 points each: Comment on the following threats of external aggression against our
country.
1. Overlapping Territorial Claims and Maritime Domain Issues.
Ans: ● Overlapping territorial claims and maritime domain issues are complex and
challenging problems that have significant applications for the countries involved
and the broader regional stability.
2. Global and Regional Geopolitical Issues. (United States, China, ASEAN, Japan, other
Regional Players).
Ans: ● They have shifting power dynamics. The balance of power among nations is
constantly evolving, with emerging powers challenging the established order.
3. Global Security Issues and the welfare of OFW’s.
Ans: ● he welfare of OFWs, particularly those working in foreign countries, is a significant
concern for governments and societies. OFWs face unique challenges and
vulnerabilities due to their migration status, including issues related to employment
conditions, labor rights, social protection, and access to healthcare and legal
support.
4. Proliferation of Weapons of Mass Distraction.
Ans: ● The proliferation of weapons of mass destruction (WMD) is a significant global
concern with serious implications for international security, stability, and human
well-being. WMD refers to nuclear, chemical, and biological weapons, which have
the potential to cause immense destruction and loss of life.
5. Rising Threat of Cybercrime and Climate Change.
Ans: ● The rising threat of cybercrime and climate change highlights the need for proactive
measures and collective action. Governments, organizations, and individuals must
invest in cybersecurity measures, raise awareness, and implement sustainable
practices to mitigate these risks effectively. Collaboration between different
stakeholders, research institutions, and international organizations is crucial to
address these challenges holistically and ensure a secure and sustainable future.
Activity Sheet 2
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For 10 points each: Comment on the ff.
1. UNSCR 2250 (2015) identifies five key pillars for action
Ans: ● UNSCR 2250, which was adopted in December 2015. UNSCR 2250 is a landmark
resolution that focuses on the role of youth in promoting peace and security. It
recognizes the importance of engaging young people in decision-making processes
and addressing the specific needs and challenges they face in conflict and post-
conflict situations. UNSCR 2250 identifies five key pillars for action to support youth
in peacebuilding efforts: Participation, Protection, Prevention, Partnership,
Disengagement.
2. Make a summary of the response of Permanent Mission of the Republic of the Philippines
to the United Nations in relations to the role of the youth in security concern.
Ans: ● The Permanent Mission of the Republic of the Philippines to the United Nations is
actively involved in advocating for the role of youth in addressing security concerns.
The mission supports the meaningful participation and empowerment of young
people in decision-making processes related to peace and security.
The mission actively engages in discussions and initiatives within the United Nations
system, focusing on advancing the implementation of United Nations Security
Council Resolution (UNSCR) 2250. This resolution recognizes the significance of
youth in peacebuilding efforts and highlights key pillars such as youth participation,
protection, prevention, partnership, and disengagement and reintegration.
Through its work, the Permanent Mission of the Philippines promotes policies and
programs that address the specific needs and challenges faced by youth in conflict-
affected areas. This includes advocating for the protection of young people from
violence and recruitment by armed groups, as well as supporting their reintegration
into society.
The mission emphasizes the importance of education, skills development, and economic
opportunities for youth as essential components of long-term peace and stability. It
actively collaborates with other member states and stakeholders to raise awareness
about the role of youth in security concerns and to promote their inclusion in
peacebuilding processes.
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Multiple Choice. Direction: Pick out the letter that corresponds to your best
answer:
1. An act to secure the stat and to protect the people from acts of “Terrorism”.
A. RA 9163 C. RA 8491 E. None of these.
B. RA 9372 D. RA 6713
2. Has the jurisdiction to prosecute public officials, law enforcers and other persons who
may have violated the civil and political rights of persons suspected of, accused officer
detained for the crime of terrorism.
A. Supreme Court C. House of Representative E. Congress
B. Senate D. Commission on Human Rights
3. The following are acts of punishable by law as provided in the Revised PenalCode except:
A. Coup d’ etat C. Crimes involving destruction E. Robbery
B. Rebellion/Insurrection D. Murder
4. Warrantless arrest can be done to the following except:
A. Rebels C. Kidnappers E. Murderers
[Link] D. Rallyists
5. Properties of a convicted terrorist will be forfeited in favor to the:
A. Church C. Relatives E. Will be shared equally to the members of the family
B. Government D. School
6. Conspiracy exist when _____ come to an agreement concerning the commission of the
crime of terrorism.
A. One or more C. Three to four E. None of these.
B. Two or less D. Two or more
7. Inderteminate Sentence Law (Sec. 3) or Act No. 4103 on the crime of terrorism states:
A. No Parole C. No Death Penalty E. All of these.
B. No Parol [Link] A and B.
8. Coup d’ etat means:
A. Crime of passion C. Illegal Assembly E. All of these.
B. Rally D. Taking the government by force
9. Filing of charges against anyone accused of terrorism shall be done within:
A. 30 hours C. 30 days E. None of these.
B. 30 minutes D. 30 weeks
10. Apprehended or arrested, detained and taken custody by any police or law enforcement
personnel shall be turned over to proper judicial authority within:
A. 3 hours C. 3 minutes E. None of these.
B. 3 days D. 3 seconds
11. Failure to turn over said suspect/s by any of te apprehending personnel will entail
imprisonment of :
A. 10 years and 1 day C. 12 years and 1 day E. All of these.
B. 12 years D. Both A and B.
12. Any police or apprehending personnel shall be penalized for 12 years and 1 day to 20
years of imprisonment if he use the following to a suspected terrorist/detained person:
A. Threat/Coerce C. Torment/Inflict Physical Pain
B. Mental, Moral, and Physical Pressure D. All of these.
13. In cases where evident of guilt is not strong, the person charged with the crime of
terrorism or conspiracy to commit terrorism is entitled to:
A. Bail C. Be acquitted E. All of these.
B. Bill D. File charges against the apprehending personnel/s
14. Any person who not being principal under Article 7 of the Revised Penal Code or a
conspirator is considered an:
A. Accessory C. Witness E. All of these.
B. Accomplice [Link] A and B.
15. An accessory is a person who:
A. Profits himself
B. Conceals or destroys the body of the crime or the effect
C. Harbor, conceal or assist the escpe of the suspect
D. Both A, B and C.
E. None of these.
Essay: Explain briefly the food for thought below.
“Humanity will not enjoy security without development; it will not enjoy development
without security; and it will not enjoy either without respect for human rights.”
Ans: ● It highlights the interconnectedness of security, development, and human rights.
Security refers to the protection and safety of individuals and communities from various
threats and risks. Development encompasses social, economic, and human progress that
improves people's living conditions and quality of life. Human rights are fundamental
entitlements and freedoms that every individual possesses by virtue of being human. The
food for thought encourages recognizing the interdependence of security, development,
and human rights. It suggests that to achieve true well-being and progress, societies must
strive for a holistic approach that promotes security and development while respecting and
safeguarding human rights for all individuals.
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I. Complete the following unfinished sentences
1. My current risk of harm from drug use is (very high/ high/moderate/low/very low)
because… I do not use illegal drugs.
2. Ways that I could reduce my risk of harm or continue to maintain a low risk of harm from
drugs are… Education and awareness, responsibility use, avoid high-risk substances, know
the source, avoid polydrug use, seek professional guidance, supportive environment, regular
health check, and staying informed about legal consequences.
3. If I had a friend who was trying to make me experiment with drugs I would … say "no" to
something that goes against my values because it poses potential risks to your well-being.
Similarly, I would prioritize my own well-being and make choices that align with my values
and personal safety.
4. If I felt pressured by a friend to use drugs, some helpful or positive thoughts I could use
to not feel pressured would be… to reinforce my decision and maintain my resolve. I would
set these promises to myself: "I am in control of my choices, and I choose to live a healthy
and drug-free life.”, "I value my health and want to maintain a clear mind and body.", "I have
the right to say no to anything that doesn't align with my values and goals."
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FORMULATE PLAN OR ACTIONS WHAT TO DO
NATURAL HAZARDS BEFORE, DURING AND AFTER IN A
NATURAL HAZARD
Before: Strengthen the home, know the risks of the
residence.
1. Earthquake During: Don’t panic. do the DUCK, COVER, and
HOLD.
After: Go to open space, help others.
Before: Strengthen the home, prepare foods,
prepare emergency kit.
2. Tropical Cyclone
During: Don’t panic. Be alert, use radio.
After: Make sure to check for hanging live wires.
Before: Beware for possible fire source. Check
electrical stuffs for short circuits.
3. Fire
During: Don’t Panic. Get out immediately.
After: Check yourself and others for injuries.
Before: Plant trees beside seashores.
4. Tsunami During: Warn others for the upcoming wave.
After: Make sure everyone is safe.
Before: Know the risks and read the news.
During: Don’t panic. Off the main switch. Don’t
5. Flood swim in the water.
After: Make sure everyone is safe.
Before: Listen to news and authorities’ advices.
Prepare face masks.
6. Volcanic Eruption During: Cover nose and mouth. Avoid crossing
rivers
After: Make sure everyone is safe.
Before: Know the history of the place for landslide
records.
7. Landslide During: Don’t Panic. Hide under the table.
After: Make sure everyone is safe.
Before: Know the risks of the location, Plant trees.
During: Close the houses. Lock the doors. Avoid
8. Storm Surge going to the sea.
After: Make sure everyone is safe.
