“Security Is Not a Product But A process”(Bruce Schneier) ,Now a days people buy products because of advertisement and sell products through advertisement  .  But before buying, selling products it is very important to have a clear warnings and giving clear info about the side effect of the products in advertisement. And through this I am pro that in advertisement it should have more clarification about warnings and side effect in advertising a product through proper speculation and processes by the retailer. According to the  

Article 20. Declaration of Policy CHAPTER II FOOD, DRUGS, COSMETICS AND DEVICES  of the phillippine act The State shall ensure safe and good quality of food, drugs, cosmetics and devices, and regulate their production, sale, distribution and advertisement to protect the health of the consumer. http://www.wipo.int/wipolex/en/text.jsp?file_id=224742#LinkTarget_695 

More than half of the students this days in our country have had sexual intercourse already, which we may find very alarming. Bill Albert ones say’s “A parents should not be afraid to talk to their children early and often about sex, love and relationship, and to be as specific as they comfortable being.” Parents don’t need to have all the information about sex a simple conversation to their child is enough to be able to fill their children’s insecurity’s. 

Rubin, Maria Trisha 

Cularts 12 A 

Should media coverage be regulated? 

We are constantly surrounded by media everywhere we go whether it is a good or bad.  Now a day’s not only adult people who is surrounded by it but also the children. Media should be regulated for the sake of young viewers for them to know the truth behind every show they watch and also be guided to see the unsuitable or unsupervised shows. 

by: Eva Valdrez

This topic contains about how to advertise the alcohol and tobacco product properly in any situation. In this, it explain the every detail what should they do in proper advertising for the better outcome in every situation and appropriate to every indiv

undirected play helps children learn how to work collaboratively, to share, to negotiate, to resolve conflicts, and learn self-advocacy skills. In these activities, it could help every children to explore their own talents and skills even without 

having a lot of a scheduled activities that could also pressure and give stress to the children.

As a  report from the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP), it makes clear that scheduled activities should not come at the expense of free and unstructured play, which is critical to healthy child development. In these case, every children would feel exhausted if they will come up with a scheduled activities after an eight hour class where they are making their life busy with stressful stuffs. Especially, when children are doing a lot of extra curricular activities and academic stuffs sometimes they also need to breath with all the stress that they feel in school which could be having the freedom to freely play. 

Children who can have the freedom to play, could learn a lot of things without stressing him/her self by following the scheduled activities made by his/her parents. Moreover, playing would also help children to have fun and enjoy things at the same learning about something. It is important that children could make what things he/she likes do, in this cases they will be able to learn and cope up fast.

Reference

UnstructuredFreePlayImportantForKids.Retrieved  in http://www.momsteam.com/successful-parenting/unstructured-free-play-important-for-child-development-experts-say#ixzz4s3nLvip9

             

There are a lots of issues concerning the people these day. But one question was asked, should single people be able to adopt children as easy as couples? Well, as a student who think that this argument was bit tough, let me explain what a child needs. A child must be raised by two people with different sex. A child needs a male and a female model to relate to as they grow. So, when a child was raised by a single parent and there will be lots of arrangements. But single people really capable of adopting? I've read an article about adopting. It was stated that marital status isn't a barrier to adopt a child. But for me, if it's not a barrier, how is it assured that a single parent can do his/her responsibility as a parent knowing when they need to go to work. There must be at least one at-home parent to monitor the child.

 

Article 20. Declaration of Policy CHAPTER II FOOD, DRUGS, COSMETICS AND DEVICES  of the phillippine act The State shall ensure safe and good quality of food, drugs, cosmetics and devices, and regulate their production, sale, distribution and advertisement to protect the health of the consumer.
Article 21. Implementing Agency. – In the implementation of the foregoing policy, the State, through the Department of Health, hereby referred as the Department, shall, in accordance with the provisions of this Act:

a) establish standards and quality measures for food, drugs, devices and cosmetics;

b) adopt measures to ensure pure and safe supply of foods and cosmetics, and safe, efficacious and good quality of drugs and devices in the Country;

c) adopt measures to ensure the rational use of drugs and devices, such as, but not limited to, banning, recalling or withdrawing from the market drugs and devices which are unregistered, unsafe, inefficacious or of doubtful therapeutic value, the adoption of an official National Drug Formulary, and the use of generic names in the labeling of drugs;

d) strengthen the Bureau of Food and Drugs.
through this it only expalin that advertisment must have a more clear in advertising for the costomer for safety of the user.

conclusion: 
As a conclusion advertising is not only presenting a product but giving a more clarification of warnings and side effect of a product.

http://www.wipo.int/wipolex/en/text.jsp?file_id=224742#LinkTarget_695 

“Slavery”, is a word that terrifies a person and brings out trauma for those people who had experience the same thing. Human trafficking is one of the biggest illicit businesses in the world raking in an estimated 32 million dollars per year. It is where a person is tricked, sold or forced into a situation of exploitation against his/her will and made as a slave which  makes it very disagreeable. Human trafficking is not only confined to developing countries as even within the United States there are around 15,000 people trafficked each year.

Human trafficking does not happen all of a sudden, it is processed with its elements, which are the act, the means, and the purpose. The Act is what the traffickers do and includes actions like recruiting, transporting, or receiving victims. The Means is how the traffickers control the victims, such as through threats, deception, force or by providing money or other benefits. Finally, the Purpose of human trafficking is why the traffickers want the victims. The purpose is always exploitation so the traffickers can get money or other benefits. Exploitation can take many different forms including force labour, sexual exploitation, domestic and child exploitation, and removal of organs.

Each year, the U.N marks World Day Against Trafficking in Persons, which falls on July 30 this year, to help raise awareness. The U.S state department annually investigates more than 100 countries for its Trafficking in Persons. They created a ranking system of three tiers based off given country’s agreement and compliance with the Trafficking Victims Protection Act (TVPA).  The TVPA was created to combat and educate people and governments about human trafficking wherein this act not only works within American borders but also across international as well. 

Among the countries all over the world, the top countries that are classified and rated by Tier as the worst trafficking offenders are Russia, China, Iran, Belarus and Venezuela. Russia recently expanded bilateral agreements with North Korea to allow labour camps and “slave – like conditions for workers within Russian borders. About 20, 000 workers from North Korea are sent to Russia each year. Therefore, the country has been rated Tier 3 since 2013. China was downgraded to Tier 3 after three years on the Tier 2 watch list. Chinese officials responded by calling the assessment/system “irresponsible”. The demographic challenges created by the country’s one child policy have led Chinese men to find wives through sex trafficking.

The United Nations Office for Drugs and Crime (UNODC) estimated the human trafficking in numbers. The estimation showed that 51% of identified victims of trafficking are women, 28% are children and 21% are men. This also showed that 72% people exploited in the sex industry are women. The estimation showed that 63% of identified traffickers were men and 37% are women. It showed that 43% of victims are trafficked domestically within national borders.

One factor wherein people are easily trafficked is that because they are too desperate for a better life making it as an advantage to be easily tricked and exploited. It is easy to blame the traffickers, but how about the country they are living in, what if it was such in poverty and in corruption that the only way to get out from it is through making this illegal business which is human trafficking, same is through with the victims. Sometimes, it was in the country’s status and system that is needed to be blamed. Therefore, each one of us needs to be vigilant to avoid us from being tricked. We also need to cooperate with the government to prevent the increase of human trafficking. A strong government, education, and economic and social security seem to be the most effective way to combat human trafficking for both the victims and the perpetrators.

 

 

 

Reference List:

            

 

 

 

 

 

       Children watch an average of four hours or more of television daily. Television can be a powerful influence in developing value systems and shaping behavior. Unfortunately, now a days television programming is violent. Hundreds of studies of the effects of TV violence on children and teenagers have found that children may become "immune" or numb to the horror of violence and sometimes it begin to accept violence as a way to solve problems. Children who view shows in which violence is very realistic, frequently repeated or unpunished, are more likely to imitate what they see. Children with emotional, behavioral, learning or impulse control problems may be more easily influenced by TV violence. TV violence is not the only cause of aggressive or violent behavior, it is clearly a significant factor. Parents can protect children from excessive TV violence in the ways of paying attention to the programs their children are watching and watch some with them, set limits on the amount of time they spend with the television; consider removing the TV set from the child's bedroom, refuse to let the children see shows known to be violent, and change the channel or turn off the TV set when offensive material comes on, with an explanation of what is wrong with the program and disapprove of the violent episodes in front of the children, stressing the belief that such behavior is not the best way to handle a problem. Our parents can also use these measures to prevent harmful effects from television in other areas such as sexual stereotyping. The amount of time children watch TV, regardless of content, should be moderated because it decreases time spent on more beneficial activities such as reading, playing with friends, and developing hobbies. If parents have serious difficulties setting limits, or have ongoing concerns about their child's behavior, they should contact a mental health provider for consultation and assistance.

      The bottom line on the TV violence is it's up to us as a viewer to decide where to draw the line, but for me as a student  in every practices aimed at reducing violence, and the cable, video and film industries are showing signs of cooperating that should Congress encouraged and maintain hopes that change will come about voluntarily, without the need for federal regulation.  In every time we turn on the TV you're met with a barrage of violent images including explosions,suicide bombings, and war casualties.

 As a result, TV violence and children has become a hot topic. Studies show extensive viewing of television violence may cause children to become more aggressive and anxious. Children who watch many hours a week of violent TV may become inured to violence and begin to see the world as a scary and unsafe place.


http://www.webmd.com/parenting/features/tv-violence-cause-child-anxiety-aggressive-behavior#1
http://www.aacap.org/aacap/families_and_youth/facts_for_families/FFF-Guide/Children-And-TV-Violence-013.aspx


(NEW)

INTRODUCTION:
Many students now a days really try there best just to get a high grade at school. People who work gets paid, students also work at school. People learn from work and students also learn from school. Whats the difference ? so students should get paid from there good grades. This can make them exert more or do more great jobs at school for them get a high grades, many students easily gets tired of school cause they get nothing from it, so this things can help them to get to school.

paying kids for good grades can make them, strive more to do more at school. five reasons why parents should pay there children for good grades,  first It incentives them to maintain high grades Motivation comes in many ways and from a variety of sources. My two older kids, who are entering 12th and ninth grades, respectively, love to make the honor roll, to ace a tough test or a particularly challenging class, and to excel in school in general.

But they also love to be financially rewarded for doing well.

According to a study on children and money conducted by the American Institute of CPAs, nearly half of all U.S. parents (48%) rewarded their kids financially for good grades. The average allowance for an A, among those who paid their kids, was $16.60.

Even though we are paying our children an allowance tied to their grades earned today, my husband and I are keenly aware that this strategy may actually save us big bucks down the road. if they always on top the school might give them a scholarship and in the future there college will not problem it anymore. third and forth It reinforces our financial values and reiterates the importance of education to my children

In my church, my pastor is fond of saying: “Show me someone’s checkbook and I’ll show you that person’s heart.” The point is: you can tell a lot about what’s important to an individual based on how he or she spends their hard-earned dollars.

And if there’s one thing my kids know, it’s that in our household, we have choices for how we spend our money.

So by paying my kids when they get good grades, it reiterates the message we teach them about being conscious about financial decisions and spending money on things that really matter. It also sends a signal to my children that “Mommy and Daddy are serious about our education”—serious enough to put their money where their mouths are. fifth It makes my life less stressful

Finally, and I’m not ashamed to say this: paying my kids for good grades makes my life far less stressful. I guess you could say it helps keep their teachers from having to contact me about grade issues. I consider my kids’ teachers my educational partners, and I value their time, expertise and passion. I also appreciate that, at the middle school level, teachers will let me know in a heartbeat when something goes wrong.

As a parent, honestly, I like to be the one to initiate contact, to visit my kids’ classrooms, or inquire about how my children are doing. It’s less fun when teachers initiate contact. I don’t mean for the routine stuff; I mean for the problem stuff—like missing homework, forgotten assignments or grades that are slipping.

So, yeah, if paying my kids for good grades cuts down on the calls or emails home, then I’m all for that and for making my life a lot less stressful.

in order for your children to have a good grades, and to have a good future, sometimes we need to also pay them for doing great jobs at school. cause they also need it, and there's nothing wrong about it.

Read more at EBONY http://www.ebony.com/career-finance/5-reasons-to-pay-your-kids-for-good-grades-555#ixzz4siEoHJBi
Follow us: @EbonyMag on Twitter | EbonyMag on Facebook

By: Marfle Damacio 

Living their day-to-day lives in the public eye, many celebrities must contend with the fabrications and distortions of gossip columnists, the infatuation of stalkers, and the unrelenting paparazzi, who follow them into restaurants, to their children’s schools, on vacations, in a press conference and even into their own residential neighborhoods.Instagram,Facebook,Twitter and any kind social media accounts where some of people using this to stalk to their friends,crushes and commonly the celebrity that you idolize. So should be the rights of artists be protected on the internet or no? 

For me I'm favor on they should be protected on the internet.Because of this protection celebrity have a privacy. 

Knowing that using of internet now a days they use this to get information specially to the haters or paparazzi of the celebrity.In my opinion celebrities must be protected in public or in internet sites  just like what  Sufian Farrukh said on his article " his made many celebrities lose their privacy and several photos have been leaked in various attempts during last four years as reported by BBC, Fortune, Huffington Post, and CNET etc. "They don't have now a privacy to hide to public.
Artist or Celebrities must  be protected  in the eye of public or in the Internet sites because of they have their own life.I'm in favor of protecting the celebrities because I know  that  we have insecurities to that person or they have to take that down. When it come to avoid this is think before you act or to talk in public.

http://www.digitalspy.com/tech/feature/a649831/snoopers-charter-2015-how-to-protect-your-online-privacy-from-the-conservatives-new-bill/ 

http://www.show-biz.tv/wp-content/uploads/2015/11/privacy.p http://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/sufian-farrukh/only-celebrities-should-w_b_12769172.html

Did you know that children now a days they must prefer to stay in their own rooms than to stay at their parents rooms? Every one of us need space or what we called PRIVACY specially teenagers. Parents wanted their children to stay in their room just to check for their safety. But in reality teenagers in favor to have their own rooms than it is their parents rooms because they already independent.

According to   Rai Anna-L, 16, St Margaret's Girls' College , the teenage years are a period when almost everyone goes through a process of self-discovery. We are desperately trying to be more independent. Therefore, we need the space to take this journey without it being invaded by others - some lessons in life are better learned through experiences and mistakes than taught by words .Constant supervision of our daily events will only suffocate our growth. Of course, the right to privacy doesn't mean we want no guidance in our lives. It simply means that the reins of control are in our hands, while adults act as advisers. Trust is a crucial foundation of all relationships. Infringing on a teen's privacy might be interpreted as a sign of mistrust. Not only does it put a strain on relationships, we could end up isolating ourselves even more from our parents, in a show of defiance. Snooping around won't do the trick, either. The only solution is to respect our privacy and establish a sense of trust through constant interaction. By doing so, adolescents will choose to share information that would otherwise be taken by force without our knowledge. So, are teenagers entitled to privacy rights? I do honestly believe giving us privacy rather than not is the lesser of the two evils. My answer is definitely yes.

 I'm also in favor or agree that almost of us as a teenagers we prefer to have our own room  by giving us some space, whether when it  making an important decisions on our  own way just to see our own identity.

Respecting a teen's privacy is an important move to make if you want your child to believe you trust in her or that she's capable of some forms of independence.

http://yp.scmp.com/over-to-you/columns/article/96010/face-should-teenagers-have-privacy-rights