HRVVMC Library

Our institution provides a comprehensive and varied assortment of resources specifically curated to facilitate the commemoration and remembrance of individuals who have suffered from Human Rights Violations (HRVs). These materials serve to chronicle the historical occurrences of human rights violations in the Philippines, with a particular emphasis on the Marcos, Sr. administration.

Our primary objective is to curate a comprehensive collection of materials that align with the unique requirements and preferences of our users, particularly in the realm of human rights, transitional justice, and the commemoration of individuals acknowledged by the state as victims during the period of Martial Law. In addition, our institution gathers items that possess qualities of rarity, uniqueness, or historical significance, all of which are in accordance with the missions of HRVVMC. The assortment of items in our collection is consistently expanding and undergoing changes. Therefore, we encourage you to revisit our collection frequently in order to stay updated on the latest additions.

In order to have access to the library’s resources, it is necessary to schedule an appointment in advance. For further information, we kindly request that you visit our website or reach out to us at the provided phone number.

We extend our sincere desire that you derive pleasure from the process of delving into our assortment of materials, as well as acquiring a deeper understanding of the historical occurrences pertaining to human rights violations in the Philippines

The spreadsheet is organized using the Library of Congress Classification (LCC) system, a prevalent method for classifying and organizing library materials. This system employs a combination of letters and numbers to designate a unique call number for each item, reflecting its subject matter and facilitating systematic shelving and retrieval. This Excel file contains a structured arrangement of library materials, each with its corresponding LCC call number. It allows for efficient navigation and location of materials based on their specific topics and subjects, as determined by the Library of Congress Classification system. Below is the classification system:

A General Works

B Philosophy. Psychology. Religion

C Auxiliary Sciences of History

D World History and History of Europe, Asia, Africa, Australia, New Zealand, etc.

E History of the Americas

F History of the Americas

G Geography. Anthropology. Recreation

H Social Sciences

J Political Science

K Law

L Education

M Music and Books on Music

N Fine Arts

P Language and Literature

Q Science

R Medicine

S Agriculture

T Technology

U Military Science

V Naval Science

Z Bibliography. Library Science. Information Resources (General)