English: Here is an upclose view of the portion of Taal Volcano's ash-covered rugged terrain. Since its closure to tourists in 2020, the view from Agoncillo, Batangas offers the closest experience to witnessing the volcano island without physically visiting it. This image captures the harmony between human rights and the environment. The foreground features man-made fish cages, a testament to the community's resilience after a volcanic eruption just four years ago that displaced locals from their homes and disrupted their livelihoods. In the aftermath of such natural disasters, human rights, including the right to a safe environment and the ability to maintain one's way of life, are profoundly challenged. The presence of the man made fish cages in the lake signifies the community's spirit to rebuild and adapt, forging a sustainable coexistence with nature.