Tag Archives: Pro-choice

[From the web] The right to live a life of human dignity (CHR on RH Bill) – www.chr.gov.ph

13 May 2011 THE RIGHT TO LIVE A LIFE OF HUMAN DIGNITY Good afternoon. The past few weeks made us witnesses to impassioned debates surrounding the Reproductive Health Bill, with one side of the bench labeling itself as pro-choice and the other, pro-life. Controversial social legislations such as this generate heated public attention and for good reason – it opens

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[Event/In the news] Viewers can participate in ‘RH Bill: The Grand Debate,’ airing May 22 on GMA News TV – – GMA News Online – Latest Philippine News

Viewers can participate in ‘RH Bill: The Grand Debate,’ airing May 22 on GMA News TV – – GMA News Online – Latest Philippine News. “RH Bill: The Grand Debate” 8:45 to 10:45 p.m. May 22, 2011 on GMA News TV Channel 11 The definitive debate on the Reproductive Health Bill, the most divisive issue facing the country today, airs

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[In the news] Mixed reviews for Aquino on RH | Sun.Star

Mixed reviews for Aquino on RH | Sun.Star. By Justin K. Vestil and Rebelander S. Basilan Monday, April 25, 2011 CEBU CITY – President Benigno Aquino III’s pronouncement that he will fight for the passage of the Reproductive Health (RH) Bill was music to the ears of pro-choice advocates, but it angered pro-life groups who now rate the President’s credibility

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[From the web] President Aquino’s stand on responsible parenthood – www.gov.ph

The five-point position on responsible parenthood of President Benigno S. Aquino III: 1. I am against abortion. 2. I am in favor of giving couples the right to choose how best to manage their families so that in the end, their welfare and that of their children are best served. 3. The State must respect each individual’s right to follow

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Beyond Contraception or Abortion: Passing RH Bill 4424

Blog by Dekonztruktschon http://rodrigo75.wordpress.com Blogger: Rodrigo Rivera   There is a strong support coming from the academics on the passing of the Reproductive Health Bill 4424, from both the secular and religious universities in the country. Sectoral groups representing the GLBTC population strongly supports the passing of the said bill. The Catholic Church, however, through the CBCP derails its enactment

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