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The Difficulties of The Indigenous People of Central Luzon in Securing Their Certificate of Ancestral Domain Title

This study examines the difficulties indigenous people in Central Luzon, Philippines face in securing certificates of ancestral domain title (CADT) for their land under the Indigenous Peoples' Rights Act (IPRA) law. The researchers will interview Aeta people in Zambales and Bataan along with advocacy groups to understand why CADTs are difficult to obtain and how this affects indigenous communities. The findings aim to benefit indigenous groups in Central Luzon and others by informing struggles to protect ancestral land rights according to IPRA.

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The Difficulties of The Indigenous People of Central Luzon in Securing Their Certificate of Ancestral Domain Title

This study examines the difficulties indigenous people in Central Luzon, Philippines face in securing certificates of ancestral domain title (CADT) for their land under the Indigenous Peoples' Rights Act (IPRA) law. The researchers will interview Aeta people in Zambales and Bataan along with advocacy groups to understand why CADTs are difficult to obtain and how this affects indigenous communities. The findings aim to benefit indigenous groups in Central Luzon and others by informing struggles to protect ancestral land rights according to IPRA.

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The Difficulties of the Indigenous People of

Central Luzon in Securing Their Certificate


of Ancestral Domain Title
A study to be submitted to Atty. Gallant Soriano
By: J. Subong, C. Murillo, & R. Tactay
Background of Study

This research is about the effectiveness of the IPRA Law in the Philippines, or Republic Act No. 8371.
This research seeks to find out the reasons and difficulties of the Indigenous People of Central Luzon in
securing their certificate of ancestral domain title (CADT). This research also seeks to find out if the said
law is being implemented properly. If the answer is in the negative, then this study also aims to give
suggestions as to how to implement the law properly for the benefit of the Indigenous People of Central
Luzon.
Research Questions

1. Is the IPRA law being implemented properly?

2. Why are the IPs of Central Luzon having a hard time in securing their CADT?

3. What are the effects to the IPs and their daily lives of dealing with the delay of the grant of a CADT?

4. Are the Indigenous People being discriminated against and marginalized?

5. What happens to the Indigenous Groups if and when they get deprived of their lands?
Methodology

The group will conduct an in-depth interview procedure for this study, which will be limited to the Aetas
residing in Zambales and Bataan, who are interested in cooperating for the gathering of data. The
interview would also include people or groups whose advocacy is that of defending the rights of these
indigenous people in claiming their Ancestral Land as their own.
Significance of the Study

The findings of this study will redound to the benefit of the Indigenous People of Central Luzon who are
being subjected to possible unjust claims over their ancestral lands or domains, and specifically in the
difficulties they face in applying for their Certificate of Ancestral Domain Title (CADT). In a broader
scale, the study also aims to disseminate these findings to other Indigenous Groups who are not the
focus of our research as they may apply what we have learned in their struggles.
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