Comments on: Philippines: Reproductive Health debate

By: Ritche

Ritche — Wed, 15 Jul 2009 07:29:29 +0000

nararapat lang na ituro sa mga istudyante and “sex education”,sapagkat tayo po ay ipinag’aral ng ating mga magulang upang tayo ay turuan ng mga bagay-bagy na nangyayari sa ating paligid at alamin kung ano ang tama sa mali, bakit natin ipagkaila sa kanila ang dapat sana ay kanilang malaman?sila ay may karapatan.dapat ituro,wag ipagkaila.

By: michael

michael — Sat, 24 Jan 2009 19:45:07 +0000

the bill will just induce sexual gratification on teens. i agree that married couples should be introduced with some options but i think that teens should be taught SELF CONTROL. many teens would engage in casual sex if the part of the bill that teaches birth control on teens wouldn’t be amended.

By: Ipe Espinosa of Bacolod City

Ipe Espinosa of Bacolod City — Sat, 17 Jan 2009 14:15:43 +0000

Passage into law of the RH Bill may lead to additional opportunity for corruptions in the Philippine government such as condom scam or ghost deliveries, to glaring promiscuity among the Filipino youth which may progress to homosexuality, and to realization that RH law is ineffective to reduce population (as being aimed at) due to lack of taxpayers’ money to buy and distribute free condoms for the use of 4.9 million Filipino youth, anytime, anywhere. Next to RH Bill, bill on same-sex marriages and divorce, pro-abortion and pro-euthanasia bills will most likely follow.