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Mungkahi ng CHR kaugnay sa panukalang babaan sa 9 ang edad ng may kriminal na pananagutan

Binigyang-diin muli ng Komisyon an gaming mungkahi na pagtuunan ang masigasig na pagpapatupad ng R.A. 9344 o Juvenile Justice Welfare Act para sa rehabilitasyon at sapat na intervention para mga sa batang lumabag sa batas. Maraming kakulangan na dapat pagtuunan. Pangunahin dito ay ang paglaan ng sapat na pondo para sa pagtatayo ng mga Bahay Pag-asa facilities at pagdagdag ng mga propesyonal na tutulong sa rehabilitasyon ng mga batang nagkasala sa batas.

Bilang mga bata, sila ay dumadaan pa lamang sa pinakamahalagang parte ng kanilang mga buhay. Kailangan nila ang pagkalinga at tamang paggabay na inaahasan mula sa kanilang mga magulang at mga kapamilya; sa kanilang komunidad na kinabibilangan; at maging sa pamahalaan. Para sa mga nagkamali, responsibilidad ng gobyerno na sila’y tulungan makabalik sa tama, sa halip na magpatupad ng panukalang lalong magpapahamak at maglilihis sa kanila sa tamang landas.

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Statement of CHR Spokesperson, Atty. Jacqueline Ann de Guia, on the killing of ex-Batangas Congressman

The charred remains of former Batangas 2nd District Rep. Edgar Mendoza, his bodyguard Ruel Ruiz and his driver Nicanor Mendoza left inside a vehicle on the side of the road is a deplorable display of barbarity and cruelty. The Commission

Sex jokes and sexual objectification of women are VAW: Not to be tolerated nor excused The Commission on Human Rights condemns the normalization and trivialization of sex jokes and sexual objectification of women. They are forms of violence against women

The Commission on Human Rights (CHR) welcomes the House of Representatives’ approval of House Bill No. 7325 (HB 7325) or the Magna Carta of Filipino Seafarers on third and final reading. The proposed measure seeks to promote and protects the

Destruction of civilian property through arson violates the fundamental right to property. The Commission on Human Rights (CHR) condemns the burning of a P7-million backhoe by suspected members of the New People’s Army in Negros City. Destructive arson is punishable

The Commission on Human Rights (CHR) acknowledges and welcomes Executive Order (EO) No. 23, signed by President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. on 30 April 2023, which mandates the creation of an Inter-Agency Committee for the Protection of the Freedom of Association