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Erode respect for human rights and civil liberties

Weakening of the justice system

Discrimination and profiling

Reminds of the Marcos dictatorship (martial law)

Surveillance and privacy

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Sanctity of human life.

Interferes the openness to procreation.

Undermines the duties and rights of parents.

Contribute to a promiscuous culture.

Potential impact on religious freedom.

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Go against the Divine Law

Contrasting to the nature of marriage

Same-sex union is “not normal” in child-rearing

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Enhances maternal and child health, family planning and responsible parenting.

Make information and complete reproductive health care accessible.

Address perennial problems of the country.

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Acknowledge civil partnerships regardless of gender.

Property and adoption rights for same-sex partners.

Non-religious civil unions for same-sex partners.

Equal rights and benefits for same-sex couples

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Aims to prevent and counter acts of terrorism within the Philippines.

Condemn terrorism as inimical and dangerous to the national security of the country.

Protects the welfare of the people and makes terrorism a crime against Filipino people.

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RA 1425, commonly known as the Rizal Law, is a law in the Philippines that mandates the inclusion of the life, works, and writings of national hero Dr. Jose Rizal in the curriculum of all schools, both public and private.