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The Justice system in the Philippines has been very biased to the officials or people with power, they are usually free from their charges with no proper sanctions while normal folks and the poor are heavily hit with cases that they cant bail on. There should be a different body of lawmakers and lawyers who are fair and do not side with power.

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It is clear that the Philippines is a 3rd world country, meaning there are more people who are less fortunate than the one whos are able to live minimum wage. Less fortunate people resort to begging alms on the street in order to buy food.  This has been a long time problem for us and we need to find a solution to lessen till no one is poor. An statement made by Mara K.  Warwick said it is possible to eradicate poverty, starting with creating more and better jobs to lessen the unemployment rate, and more support from the government. more on this https://www.worldbank.org/en/news/speech/2018/05/30/the-philippines-can-overcome-poverty

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Of the almost 15 million residents of the metropolitan region, 5.5 million (or 37%) are employed and each employed person is economically supporting about three persons!

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Quezon City is also home to various government agencies, such as the House of Representatives, the Office of the Ombudsman, Sandiganbayan, the Commission on Audit, the Commission on Human Rights, and 7 Cabinet departments.

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It is the most populous city in the country, with a population of over 2.9 million according to the last national census!

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Named for President Manuel Luis Quezon, who selected the site (formerly a private estate) in 1939, it officially replaced Manila as the capital in 1948!

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Quezon City is the largest city in Metro Manila and the largest city in the Philippines!