Mary Kay Grajo, Airene Rose Ruiz, Joshua Fuentesfina In a data released by Cameleon Association Incorporation in April 2018, "Results from the Philippines Child Labour Survey indicate that 13.4 percent of boys and 8.4percent of girls ages 5 to 14 are in economic activity. A combined total of 11.0 percent of all children in that … Continue reading How much does childhood cost?
R.A 9160 An Act Defining the Crime Of Money Laundering, Providing Penalties Thereof and for Other Purposes: Accountability of Family and Relatives of the Offender in Cases of Money Laundering in the Philippines, Specifically of Government Officials.
By Shierley Ogatis, Andrea May Aquino and Febbie Mae Porras Money laundering, as a global threat, has resulted in economic meltdown and a lack of trust in the people's government. Despite the fact that decades have passed, it remains one of the Philippines' most pressing issues. For the Philippines, it is a tremendous challenge that … Continue reading R.A 9160 An Act Defining the Crime Of Money Laundering, Providing Penalties Thereof and for Other Purposes: Accountability of Family and Relatives of the Offender in Cases of Money Laundering in the Philippines, Specifically of Government Officials.
Level of Implementation of RA10121 in Bacolod City
ARVIN GAUDIEL A World Bank report presents that any area globally can be considered a disaster hotspot with the increasing magnitude, frequency, and geographic distribution of natural disasters, especially those related to climate change (Bronfman, Cisternas, Repetto, Castañeda, & 2019). The growing multi-hazard environment shows that millions of people worldwide, countries, or communities are currently … Continue reading Level of Implementation of RA10121 in Bacolod City
The Impact of Legal Education of the Right of Suffrage
Submitted By: Gian Von J. Caberte Mari Cielli C. Majaducon Maria Leonila A. Nuñez Integral to the survival of the Philippines, suffrage as a process lays down the cornerstones on which future generations build upon and thrive within. In the wake of a General Election, the Philippines sees changes; some for the better, some for … Continue reading The Impact of Legal Education of the Right of Suffrage
IMPACT OF REPUBLIC ACT 11203 ALSO KNOWN AS “THE RICE TARRIFICATION LAW” TO LOCAL FARMERS IN NEGROS OCCIDENTAL
By Jan Jireh Suelo, Arman Davis Pehid andErfem Donasco INTRODUCTION Rice is considered to be the staple food in the Philippines hence, Filipinos are deemed to consume at least 118 kilograms of rice annually. This basically means that as an average, Filipinos ingest about 325 grams of rice on a daily basis.. In order to … Continue reading IMPACT OF REPUBLIC ACT 11203 ALSO KNOWN AS “THE RICE TARRIFICATION LAW” TO LOCAL FARMERS IN NEGROS OCCIDENTAL
The Evolution of Public International Law Between the State and Other Entities
By Maria Theresa Dojillo, Maria Lalyn Escalona, Therese Mikaela Maravilla, and Charlene Mae Rio, INTRODUCTION International law is a system of treaties and agreements between nations that governs how nations interact with other nations, citizens of other nations, and businesses of other nations. International law typically falls into two different categories. Public is international in … Continue reading The Evolution of Public International Law Between the State and Other Entities
Sugar Import Liberalization: Zero Tariffs
By Vanessa Joy Matti, Maria Antoniette Lopez, Joshua Robert Arceno and Jesmar Corgos Preface The Philippine is the ninth largest sugar producer in the world and second largest sugar producer among the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) countries, after Thailand, according to Food and Agriculture Organization.1 There are atleast seventeen (17) provinces in the … Continue reading Sugar Import Liberalization: Zero Tariffs
STAKEHOLDERS’ PERCEPTION ON THE EFFECTIVITY OF THE IMPLEMENTATION OF MEMORANDUM CIRCULAR 121-2019
By Angelee Therese Alayon, Joann Ledesma, Ricca Joy Resula and Lea Dessa Socuaco Background of the Study A future without traffic congestion, a sidewalk free of any unauthorized vendors or the numerous constructions obstructing the free passage of every Filipino citizen are just a few of the ideal situations that the present Philippine government are … Continue reading STAKEHOLDERS’ PERCEPTION ON THE EFFECTIVITY OF THE IMPLEMENTATION OF MEMORANDUM CIRCULAR 121-2019
Security of Tenure Bill: Possible Effects on the Enthusiasm of Millenials toward Employability
By Vitsy A. Sencil, Lorraine Pastrana, Lotus Mae G. Bongco and Jensaye Jairah B. Federez Chapter 1 Background of the Study Endo refers to short-term employment practices in the Philippines. "Endo" and "5-5-5" are colloquial terms for illegal contractualization where the "end of contract" is deliberately and repeatedly set by employers at five months. Under … Continue reading Security of Tenure Bill: Possible Effects on the Enthusiasm of Millenials toward Employability
A Legal Research On the Responsibility of the Local Government of Bacolod City
By Ana Rustica Abalos, Anna Mae Amar, Gabrielle Martina Diaz and Mitzi Caryl Encarnacion Introduction The environment in which we live in is a major source of many vital resources necessary for the continuance of human life. From the provision of clean air and waters to being a source of employment, lives are dependent upon … Continue reading A Legal Research On the Responsibility of the Local Government of Bacolod City
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