is the basic structure of society, healthy family make for a healthy country.

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A law in the Philippines that guarantees universal access to contraceptives, fertility control, maternal care and sex education.

Refers to the state of physical, mental and social well-being and not merely the absence of disease relating to the reproductive system and its functions and processes.

It implies that people are able to have a responsible, safe and consensual sex life.

The best reason to have a child is the desire to love and and guide a child.

It is one of the most important duties in our society; centering to the needs of others besides one’s own.

It is a program that provides information for couples and individuals to have the desired number of children that they can responsibly raise.

it gives time and opportunity to give sufficient attention to themselves, their families, and their communities.

get quality time and attention from their parents; more opportunities to enjoy and feel secure knowing that their needs such as food, clothing and good education.

few children to support, father can have more time of themselves and their wives and children.

family members have time to enjoy each other’s company.

better job opportunities and extra resources like money, skills, time and materials to share in the community.

exponential growth of population in the country and the world, resources are rapidly depleted.

The husband and wife will have to decide on the prevention of a birth of a child. They have to decide on which particular procedure they will use to prevent the chances of pregnancy.

Contraceptive method or procedure has to be used to prevent fertilization of the ovum, thus preventing contraception.

It is a health care law which aims to promote and provide affordable and effective traditional and alternative medicinal methods to Filipinos.

This law sees to it that the government fulfills its responsibility in providing quality health care options to every Filipino through developing traditional and alternative medicinal methods and integrating them into the existing national health care system.

A policy imposed by the government to deal with the state’s problem with illegal drugs, particularly how it affects the youth.

It is the one that needs to be taken seriously, especially by young people.

Teenagers still lack of maturity and discernment in the importance of following laws in the country.

This law protects the integrity of all Filipinos from the harmful effects of dangerous drugs.

Pursues a serious and intensive campaign against the trafficking and use of dangerous drugs.

Makes sure that people with legitimate medical needs including the use of dangerous drugs are not adversely affected by this program.

This policy covers drug-related situations such as trafficking, possession, using and even the rehabilitation of previous drug users.

Introducing a dangerous drug into a person’s body by injection, inhalation, or any other method.

Passing a dangerous drug to another.

Giving away or selling dangerous drugs.

Illegal trafficking, sale, trading, delivery, distribution, importation, exportation, transportation, manufacture, dispensation, and possession of any dangerous drugs, and/or controlled precursor and essential chemical.

drug syndicate

any person who pays for, raises or supplies money for or underwrites.

any person who knowingly and willfully consents to the violations of Dangerous Drug Act and uses his/her power, influence or position to shield, harbor, screen or facilitate the escape of any person he/she knows or suspects.

any person who sells, trades, administers, dispenses, gives away on whatever terms, distributes, dispatches in transit, transports dangerous drugs.

Ranges 6 mos. for possession of dangerous drugs or paraphernalia to a life sentence or even a death sentence for maintaining a drug den.

Fast destruction of dangerous drugs that are seized.

Punishment for policemen and law enforcers who delay drug cases.

Mandatory drug test for drivers

Random drug tests for students and government and private workers.

Compulsory education on dangerous drugs at school levels.

existing national laws

It has been acknowledged that a government-funded family planning program is crucial in reducing incidents of poverty in a country.

Refers to the state of physical, mental and social well-being and not merely the absence of disease relating to the reproductive system and its functions and processes.