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			Gwardya, Kamera, Aksyon (A Public Forum)<br />
			Ang Tama Ba sa UP, Tama din sa Bayan?

			DATE: 26 September 2012, Wednesday

			VENUE: Pulungang Claro M. Recto (Faculty Center Conference Hall), Rizal Hall, College of Arts and Letters, University of the Philippines-Diliman

	PROGRAM		PROGRAM

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	9:15 - 9:20		9:15 - 9:20
	WELCOME REMARKS		:WELCOME REMARKS
	Neil Martial Santillan, PhD		::Neil Martial Santillan, PhD
	Associate Dean for Administration and External Affairs		::Associate Dean for Administration and External Affairs
	College of Social Sciences and Philosophy		::College of Social Sciences and Philosophy
	University of the Philippines-Diliman		::University of the Philippines-Diliman

	9:20 - 9:30		9:20 - 9:30
	INTRODUCTION OF SPEAKERS		:INTRODUCTION OF SPEAKERS
	Filomin C. Gutierrez, PhD		::Filomin C. Gutierrez, PhD
	Associate Professor		::Associate Professor
	Department of Sociology		::Department of Sociology
	College of Social Sciences and Philosophy		::College of Social Sciences and Philosophy
	University of the Philippines-Diliman		::University of the Philippines-Diliman

	9:30 - 9:50		9:30 - 9:50
	Winston T. Castelo (TBC)		::Winston T. Castelo (TBC)
	Representative, 2nd District of Quezon City		::Representative, 2nd District of Quezon City
	15th Congress of the Philippines		::15th Congress of the Philippines

	9:50 - 10:10		9:50 - 10:10
	Melania Abad-Flores (TBC)		::Melania Abad-Flores (TBC)
	Vice Chancellor for Community Affairs		::Vice Chancellor for Community Affairs
	University of the Philippines-Diliman		::University of the Philippines-Diliman

	10:10 - 10:30		10:10 - 10:30
	Edgardo E. Dagdag		:Edgardo E. Dagdag
	Chief Security Officer		::Chief Security Officer
	University of the Philippines-Diliman		::University of the Philippines-Diliman

	10:30 - 10:50		10:30 - 10:50
	Agerico M. De Villa		::[[Agerico M. De Villa]]
	Associate Professor		::Associate Professor
	Department of Philosophy		::Department of Philosophy
	College of Social Sciences and Philosophy		::College of Social Sciences and Philosophy
	University of the Philippines-Diliman		::University of the Philippines-Diliman

	10:50 - 11:50		10:50 - 11:50
	OPEN FORUM		:OPEN FORUM

	11:50 - 12:00		11:50 - 12:00
	SYNTHESIS		:SYNTHESIS
	Filomin C. Gutierrez, PhD		::[[Filomin C. Gutierrez]], PhD
	Associate Professor		::Associate Professor
	Department of Sociology		::Department of Sociology
	College of Social Sciences and Philosophy		::College of Social Sciences and Philosophy
	University of the Philippines-Diliman		::University of the Philippines-Diliman


	ABOUT THE FORUM		'''ABOUT THE FORUM'''

	The recent string of violence in several UP campuses paved the way for the entry of new forms of anti-crime measures. With the launch of a technology transformation initiative dubbed eUP last March 2012, UP President Alfredo Pascual stated, among other things, that UP is already preparing the deployment of various technology solutions to address security issues in the different campuses. Such preparations involve the installation of closed-circuit television (CCTV) cameras in strategic areas within the constituent units, aside from increasing the number of security guards and watchmen. Some have welcomed the impending installation of CCTV, calling it long overdue in the midst of what the media had portrayed as a near-system-wide crime wave in the last months. Others have deplored it, crying violation of student rights and academic freedom. Some even believe that CCTV cameras will serve as spy cameras to be used by external entities on the assumption that UP serves as a breeding ground for rebels and activists. Moreover, the cynical warn of the private sector's encroachment of the university's public space and the potential emergence of a security industry. This forum thus provides a platform for the debates on CCTV as anti-crime measure, particularly in UP campuses, which have been slow in coming. It seeks to examine UP's delicate balancing act--on how at a click of a camera, UP catches perpetrators in the act and in a zoom, rob its constituencies of their deserved anonymity while in a public space. Will UP think before it clicks and zooms in?		The recent string of violence in several UP campuses paved the way for the entry of new forms of anti-crime measures. With the launch of a technology transformation initiative dubbed eUP last March 2012, UP President Alfredo Pascual stated, among other things, that UP is already preparing the deployment of various technology solutions to address security issues in the different campuses. Such preparations involve the installation of closed-circuit television (CCTV) cameras in strategic areas within the constituent units, aside from increasing the number of security guards and watchmen. Some have welcomed the impending installation of CCTV, calling it long overdue in the midst of what the media had portrayed as a near-system-wide crime wave in the last months. Others have deplored it, crying violation of student rights and academic freedom. Some even believe that CCTV cameras will serve as spy cameras to be used by external entities on the assumption that UP serves as a breeding ground for rebels and activists. Moreover, the cynical warn of the private sector's encroachment of the university's public space and the potential emergence of a security industry. This forum thus provides a platform for the debates on CCTV as anti-crime measure, particularly in UP campuses, which have been slow in coming. It seeks to examine UP's delicate balancing act--on how at a click of a camera, UP catches perpetrators in the act and in a zoom, rob its constituencies of their deserved anonymity while in a public space. Will UP think before it clicks and zooms in?

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2012-09-16T02:59:33Z

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PROGRAM

9:00 - 9:15
REGISTRATION

9:15 - 9:20
WELCOME REMARKS
Neil Martial Santillan, PhD
Associate Dean for Administration and External Affairs
College of Social Sciences and Philosophy
University of the Philippines-Diliman

9:20 - 9:30
INTRODUCTION OF SPEAKERS
Filomin C. Gutierrez, PhD
Associate Professor
Department of Sociology
College of Social Sciences and Philosophy
University of the Philippines-Diliman

9:30 - 9:50
Winston T. Castelo (TBC)
Representative, 2nd District of Quezon City
15th Congress of the Philippines

9:50 - 10:10
Melania Abad-Flores (TBC)
Vice Chancellor for Community Affairs
University of the Philippines-Diliman

10:10 - 10:30
Edgardo E. Dagdag
Chief Security Officer
University of the Philippines-Diliman

10:30 - 10:50
Agerico M. De Villa
Associate Professor
Department of Philosophy
College of Social Sciences and Philosophy
University of the Philippines-Diliman

10:50 - 11:50
OPEN FORUM

11:50 - 12:00
SYNTHESIS
Filomin C. Gutierrez, PhD
Associate Professor
Department of Sociology
College of Social Sciences and Philosophy
University of the Philippines-Diliman

ABOUT THE FORUM

The recent string of violence in several UP campuses paved the way for the entry of new forms of anti-crime measures. With the launch of a technology transformation initiative dubbed eUP last March 2012, UP President Alfredo Pascual stated, among other things, that UP is already preparing the deployment of various technology solutions to address security issues in the different campuses. Such preparations involve the installation of closed-circuit television (CCTV) cameras in strategic areas within the constituent units, aside from increasing the number of security guards and watchmen. Some have welcomed the impending installation of CCTV, calling it long overdue in the midst of what the media had portrayed as a near-system-wide crime wave in the last months. Others have deplored it, crying violation of student rights and academic freedom. Some even believe that CCTV cameras will serve as spy cameras to be used by external entities on the assumption that UP serves as a breeding ground for rebels and activists. Moreover, the cynical warn of the private sector's encroachment of the university's public space and the potential emergence of a security industry. This forum thus provides a platform for the debates on CCTV as anti-crime measure, particularly in UP campuses, which have been slow in coming. It seeks to examine UP's delicate balancing act--on how at a click of a camera, UP catches perpetrators in the act and in a zoom, rob its constituencies of their deserved anonymity while in a public space. Will UP think before it clicks and zooms in?

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