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"To achieve great success in life, one must be willing to walk the extra mile."

- Esther A. Vibal                  

In a sense, this quote may apply to the women of the Philippines, who have struggled so hard and for so long for recognition and equality in a world which had viewed them as second-class citizens and even as chattels. Where the efforts of men were easily recognized, Filipino women had to walk the extra mile just to have their contributions acknowledged. Despite this, Filipino women have achieved much. They fought for their country's independence alongside their men, and when that independence was achieved, they have contributed to the best of their ability to the building of their nation. read more




Contains all laws relating to the welfare of Filipino women



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Laws on Women:
Republic Act No. 6949 An Act to Declare March Eight of Every Year as a Working Special Holiday to be known as National Women's Day
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY: Republic Act No. 6949 declares March 8 of every year a working special holiday to be known as ?National Women's Day?, and directs all heads of government agencies and employers in the private sector to encourage their employees to participate in the celebration. read more

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Framework Plan for Women
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY: The Fram ework Plan for Women , for mulated by the National Commission on the Role of Filipino Women , in cooperation with the Canadian International Development Agency, is a three-year Plan that defines the goals and directions for the government to be gender-responsive in development Plan ning. As a general Plan dedicated to Filipino Women , this Plan sets the priority and crucial concerns that government agencies, academic community, civil society, and public and private sectors need to prioritize and address effectively. It follows the gender and development (GAD) approach to human development which recognizes that in order to achieve national development, a gender-inequality-free society must be established. Likewise, the Framework Plan s also encourages Filipino Women to take part in decision-making and nation-building, and let their voice be heard and be empowered. read more