Examining the State of Human Rights Temperature (HRT) of Local Officials in Samar, Philippines: A Phenomenological Study
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This study examined the lived experiences of local officials in Catbalogan City, Samar, in understanding and practicing human rights through the Human Rights Temperature (HRT) framework. Guided by Husserlian phenomenology and Colaizzi’s method, in-depth interviews explored officials’ awareness, interpretation, and application of human rights principles in governance. Findings revealed that human rights practices are shaped by role-based responsibilities, institutional constraints, political pressures, and evolving professional identities. Participants emphasized the importance of ethical accountability, service-oriented leadership, and continuous learning. The study …
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Quiña, Labid, Alegro, Ranjo, Canayong (2025). Examining the State of Human Rights Temperature (HRT) of Local Officials in Samar, Philippines: A Phenomenological Study. College of Nursing, Samar State University. Retrieved from https://gov-aideas.ssu.edu.ph/research/examining-the-state-of-human-rights-temperature-hrt-of-local-officials-in-samar-philippines-a-phenomenological-study
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- Research Type
- Basic Research
- Sector
- Education & Human Development
- College
- College of Nursing
- Published
- February 23, 2026
- Last Updated
- February 23, 2026
- Access Level
- Public
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- 39.1 MB