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Stairway Foundation, DepEd and IMMAP launch #BeCyberSafe
by Marj Casal November 26, 2018
The project aims to inform and educate the public on how children can be safe online

They were groomed, abused, and sold online. Now the children tell their story.
Story by Patricia Evangelista
Photos by Carlo Gabuco

It might be bad for young Ekang, but should she look up to them as her inspirations when she grows up one day?

Sandra Aguinaldo joins a group of children from Sitio Paradahan in Masbate to witness their everyday lives, where these young kids juggle studies and work at the same time as squid fishers.

Duterte conduct bad for kids? Roque leaves it to parents to teach good values
by Pia Ranada June 21, 2018
Most Filipinos already 'accept' President Rodrigo Duterte's propensity to use cusswords and hurl insults at his critics, claims Presidential Spokesperson Harry Roque.

LIST: Minors, college students killed in Duterte's drug war
by Jodesz Gavilan August 19, 2017
The youngest reported victim of the war on drugs is an infant in Maguindanao

Council for the Welfare of Children Executive Director Mitch Cajayon-Uy regarding the current state of Filipino children, as well as the council's campaign to save kids from criminality

No martial law? Police cars blast sirens in Laoag City late night patrol
by Rambo Talabong June 20, 2018 - with Video
With lights flashing and sirens blaring, police cars patrol an empty residential street in Laoag City late at night, as part of the drive against tambays. Police have different views on the propriety of the move.
Police roam with sirens and patrol lights turned on as the government steps up its campaign against criminality, focusing on people standing idly by in the streets (tambays). The video was shot in Laoag City, Ilocos Norte, at around 10:30pm. The source of the clip says it is the first time that a patrol like this happened.

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UNICEF begins recovery program for thousands of displaced Marawi children
Jun 16, 2017
MANILA - UNICEF Philippines has begun psychosocial recovery programs for thousands of children displaced by the ongoing conflict in Marawi City.

Under the agreement signed by Justice Secretary Vitaliano Aguirre II and US Chargé d’Affaires Michael Klecheski, NGOs will have their share of the fund.

More Filipino children face the dangers of vector-borne diseases such as dengue and Chikungunya – another viral disease that shares clinical symptoms with dengue, but is incurable

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The EU delegation issues the statement after DSWD Assistant Secretary Lorraine Badoy posts on Facebook: 'Iyong mga taga-EU, mag-online child porn muna kayo. D'yan naman kayo magaling e.'

The Council for the Welfare of Children was created by virtue of Presidential Decree 603 or the Child and Youth Welfare Code. The Decree codifies laws on rights and responsibilities of children below twenty-one, now below 18 years with the enactment of RA 6809 which lowers the age of majority from 21 to 18 years.

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Advancing the Rights of Persons with Disabilities

The Council for the Welfare of Children Sub-Committee on Children With Dissabilites shares this video produced by the Ateneo Human Rights Center in partnership with the Philippine Coalition on the UNCRPD and the American Bar Association-Rule of Law Initiative, with funding support from the Australian Government. Mar 24, 2015

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A research specialist from the Food and Nutrition Research Institute says that out of the 42,036 barangays in the country, about 78% have at least one undernourished child

How do you raise tough, confident kids who know how to face the world?
A world fueled by gadgets and social media creates an ever-changing, competitive environment, especially for children.
They're exposed to technology at a young age, and it increases the pressure for them – and you – to excel.

Want to make your weekends or summer break more meaningful? Try volunteering at these places around the Philippines.

The End of Childhood Index identifies in what countries children enjoy their childhood and where they are deprived of it. The Philippines is 96th of 172.

Meet Jasthene, a 9-year old Manobo girl from North Cotabato. She wants her classmates to have enough school supplies so they won’t have to fight.

Aquino signs law banning small children from riding motorcycles
by/Katerina Francisco August 05, 2015
Under Republic Act 10666, children are banned from riding motorcycles unless they can comfortably reach the foot peg, wrap their arms around the driver, and wear a protective helmet.

Since December 2009, I Am MAD has been empowering and encouraging children to spark change though simple means in their communities.

U4HK continues the fight against hunger and malnutrition
January 23, 2017
At a forum hosted by the United for Healthier Kids (U4HK) last January 18, experts gathered to discuss how citizens can do their part in fighting malnutrition.

The reality of malnutrition among children
july 13, 2017 - with video
The issue of hunger and malnutrition is real, but it can still be solved in this lifetime.

Childhood stunting in Mindanao is at 40%
The Philippines is losing at least P328 billion ($7.06 billion) a year due to the impact of childhood stunting on education and workforce productivity, according to a report released Tuesday, August 30.

Video Introduction "Like You, We have Rights Too." -- Young Indigenous PeoplesVoices of the Young Indigenous Peoples Amnesty International Philippines, in solidarity with Indigenous Peoples on the International Day of the Worlds Indigenous Peoples, launched its video on IP youth entitled "Like You, We Have Rights Too - Young Indigenous Peoples". IMPORTANT look the full description of the video HERE

Republic Act 10821 the Children’s Emergency Relief and Protection Act.

Aquino signs law protecting children affected by disasters
by/Gwen de la Cruz May 18, 2016

The Children’s Emergency Relief and Protection Act mandates the creation of a comprehensive emergency program that will provide various services for children during disasters

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Look also Advocates to Duterte: Don't imprison parents of street kids
by/Fritzie Rodriguez May 21, 2016
Do you agree that parents of unattended minors, mostly street children, loitering the streets from 10 pm to 5 am should be imprisoned?

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THE DRUG WAR, DANICA, MY DANICA
September 06, 2016
She was a sweet girl, funny and kind. Her mother found her with a gunshot wound to her nape. She will always be five years old.

When kids start to ask about sex, drugs, and rock and roll, how should parents respond?

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Duterte blames 'Pangilinan law' for 'young criminal minds'
Trishia Billones, ABS-CBN News Apr 03 2017

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House leaders 'doing a Kellyanne Conway' on age of criminal liability
by Jee Y. Geronimo February 16, 2017
'Many of the House leadership are doing the Kellyanne Conway approach: non-responsive, absurd, walang data, not resorting to hard evidence, 'yan ang status ngayon [ng bill],' says Akbayan Representative Tom Villarin.

House subpanel to ditch proposal lowering criminal responsibility age
by Mara Cepeda May 22, 2017
After months-long consultations, Representative Ron Salo says the subpanel on correctional reforms will instead propose amendments strengthening the existing Juvenile Justice Act of 2006

Congressmen seek compromise: 12 as age of criminal responsibility
by Patty Pasion January 25, 2017
UPDATED In a meeting between agency representatives and congressmen, it becomes apparent that most executive offices are against classifying offenders as young as 9 as criminals.

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All 3 parts by Camille Elemia November 06, 7 and 13, 2016

Child abuse

Editor's note: This is an open letter sent by a reader in response to the story of 'Frederico' which we ran on October 30, 2014. We are publishing the full letter and will send a copy of the letter to the Rescue and Action Center Manila and the Mayor's Office.

Look also the article November declared National Children’s Month by/Rainier Allan Ronda. June 6, 2015

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The reason parents should let their children get dirty
by Rappler in Partnership with Breeze Philippines July 06, 2016
‘It’s easier to wash away stains than it is to bring up a good child’
Children are crafty creatures. One minute they’re clean, but take your eyes off them for just a second and you’ll find them covered in mystery muck the next.
But while it’s alarming to find your child caked in who-knows-what, believe it or not, it’s actually important for them to do so. Not just because it beefs up their immune system, but also because behind every scraped knee and stained white tee is a discovery.

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More than something that’s unsightly, a stain on your child’s shirt can symbolize something good

ECCD Act of 2000

Establishment of the National System for ECCD

First-time issuance of passport for children born abroad to Filipino parent/s
Renewal of expired passport
Amendment of passport
Replacement for tampered or damaged passport
Replacement for lost passport

Cebu church probing priest accused of child abuse
by/Dale G. Israel July 19, 2015
The Catholic Church in Cebu says it began its investigation as soon as a police report was filed involving a local parish priest and two female minors.

House approves bill banning corporal punishment vs children
by Mara Cepeda November 12, 2018
The bill will now be tackled at the bicameral conference committee level, where lawmakers will reconcile conflicting provisions in the House and Senate versions.
Lawmakers voted 164-1-0 in favor of House Bill (HB) No. 8239 or the Positive and Non-Violent Discipline of Children Act on Monday, November 12

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How To Catch A Pimp: Australian and devout Christian Tony Kirwan sacked in the day job to set up an NGO in the Philippines dedicated to freeing victims of child sex trafficking and arresting their captors. Now, he goes undercover as a sex tourist, frequenting brothels and filming cash exchanges for sex with underage girls, before handing over their pimps to the under-resourced Filipino police.

Since the institutionalization of the Anti-Bullying Act (Look below the Republic Act 10627) in 2013, the Department of Education (DepEd) has advanced its Child Protection Policy (CPP) through the creation of Child Protection Committees in school divisions.
Education Secretary Br. Armin Luistro FSC said that RA 10627 has enhanced DepEd’s existing Child Protection Policy (DepEd Order No. 40, s. 2012) which puts primary importance on the well-being of children.

We Are Children

Song and video documentary on the rights of children, with actual film clips of marginalized children in the Metro Manila and statistics on the situation of children in the Philippines.

Early Childhood Care and Education (ECCE) programmes

National Demographic and Health Survey report

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Did you know that 1 in every 10 Filipino women aged 15 to 19 is already a mother or pregnant with her first child?

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Sexuality, Sex Education and Family planning

Look MUCH more about incest in the Philippines HERE

Center for Reproductive Health, Leadership and Development, Inc.

RA 10157 give the Department of Education more elbow room to institutionalize reforms in basic education which include the implementation of the universal kindergarten program in all public schools.

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Kindergarten for 5-year-olds? DepEd says rule applies to public, private schools
April 21, 2018
The newly issued Department Order 20 also provides transitory provisions on accommodating Kindergarten and Grade 1 enrollees for school years 2018-2019 and 2019-2020

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Combating Child Labor in the Tourism Industry

by/Grace T. Cruz, Elma P. Laguna and Corazon M. Raymundo

by/Margie Cook - Photos by Palani Mohan

In the interest of efficient public service and pursuant to the provisions of existing laws particularly Article IV, Section 8a, Republic Act 7610 the Amended Omnibus Guidelines for Minors Traveling Abroad is hereby amended.

Voices of Children in Poor Communities

Filipino chanteuse, Regine Velasquez takes time off her busy schedule to examine the issues surrounding "children in need of special protection", a term used by UNICEF to cover all those children in difficult circumstances. They are the abandoned children who need love and shelter. They are the abused children in need of protection from abuse and violence at home. They are the street children - living and/or working on the streets. They are the working little ones who risk life and limb in hazardous work environments. To explore the issues in depth, Regine visited the community in Payatas, one of the biggest garbage dumps in Manila and joined the street educators on the streets of Manila.

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ADB is providing US$ 400 million for a conditional cash transfer program that will puts money directly into the hands of over half a million of the Philippines' poorest families. Unlike traditional welfare programs, only families who keep their children in school and give them regular health checkups can receive cash stipends

Children Poverty and Disparities

We are Pinoy Teens New Media.
One of Philippines first Youth Sites ever.

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Penalty awaits ISPs not blocking child porn sites – DOJ
by/Buena Bernal September 01, 2015
ISPs that fail to do this will be fined P500,000 to P1 million on first offense; P1 million to P2 million with revocation of license to operate for subsequent offenses.

A handbook about Child protection

National Plan of Action for Children

Miriam College – Women and Gender Institute (WAGI) - for the - United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF)

Single moms and dads take the spotlight

Jun 7, 2014

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Human Trafficking, Abuse, Child Prostitution & Child Pornography

Law - Codes - Rules & Etc.

Many good informations and links

The Commercial Sexual Exploitation of Children in the Republic of the Philippines. Many good informations and links

The suspected hackers are believed to have accessed the Facebook account of the victim's friend and used it to dupe her into posing nude. Mar 12, 2014

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Got questions on family finances, wealth building, and investing? Financial planner Jenny Del Mundo tackles the tricky topic of giving kids money as a reward.

Aug 4, 2014

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Aug 28, 2014.

"AboutPhilippines" says: Just look and understand - A Real good documentary!

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Are you in need of human breastmilk or have excess to donate?

Now you have more places to go to as Quezon City started the operation of its first human milk bank (QCHMB) this month

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Early Marriage - Child Spouses - Early Marriage - Kids having kids - Etc.

The Philippines - Early marriage - putting lives at risk

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Socorro A. Gultiano

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What happens to a girl's dreams when she is forced into early marriage?

A HARMFUL TRADITIONAL PRACTICE

The Lives, Rights, and Health of Young Married Girls

Child marriage limits young girls’ skills, resources, knowledge, social support, mobility and autonomy. Young married girls have little power in relation to their husbands and in-laws. They are therefore extremely vulnerable to domestic violence, abuse and abandonment. Violence may include physical, sexual or psychological abuse.

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Both COMMITMENTS by Tingting Cojuangco

Early marriage: a different perspective for teenage pregnancy

or between a Filipino and a foreigner

Incest - Sexual abuse

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Child Cyberpornography - Sexual abuse

Human Rights, Abuse, Trafficking, Prostitution & Pornography, Law - Codes - Rules & Etc.

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A child prostitute shares her story of survival and escape
I thought it was just only me, but I found out that 3 of my younger sisters were also doing the same, lamented 14-year-old Andrea, one of the prostituted girls from Cagayan de Oro, Philippines.

AlamBaU provides audience-specific materials on preventing OSEC that target kids, teens, parents, and teachers.
Forms of OSEC that are prevlent in the country include live streaming videos of children performing sexual acts, coercion of pimps in internet cafes or parents at home, and trafficking and trapping children in ‘cyber dens.’

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HERE:
REPUBLIC ACT NO. 8353
Anti-Rape Law of 1997
REPUBLIC ACT NO. 8505
Rape Victim Assistance and Protection Act of 1998

But the worst is the fact that the suspects are their immediate relatives or family friends.

101 East examines how children in the Philippines are exploited when child sex predators lurk online. Aug 15, 2014

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The sale of child abuse live streams over legitimate chat sites or video chat apps is much harder to trace than when the abuse is sold from a website. Hi-tech criminals are increasingly selling live streams of child sex over legitimate chat sites and apps such as Skype for hard-to-trace virtual currencies like Bitcoin.
The sale of child abuse live streams over legitimate chat sites or video chat apps is much harder to trace than when the abuse is sold from a website.
The research shows that the live streaming of abuse for payment is no longer an emerging trend but an established reality.
Criminal gangs recruit disadvantaged children or their own children for the abuse.

'They are transitional men. They engage in sex transactionally, on a case-to-case basis, or maybe when the need arises'
The boys also share a secret: a way to earn money. “It” is offering sexual favors in exchange for money or gifts.

look also the article Prostitution or negotiable affection? Aug 26, 2015

Girls come to Angeles City when there are typhoons and when their former homes can no longer offer them safety or opportunity. Some run away from abusive oppressive homes, others come here for the fun of it. Jul 08, 2015both articles by/Ana P. Santos

Some parents protect children from monsters, others prey on their own
Her father raped her from age 11 to 15.

Liar, her rapist accused her. Drop the case, her mother ordered.
The family of 7 lived in a small Laguna town. The house was empty, except for the two.
The first rape happened that day, on the family’s papag (bamboo bed). All succeeding rapes also happened at home.
Never tell your mother, he warned.
At 17, she eloped and married. Who came before me, her husband probed. My father, she answered.

Antonia De Oviedo Center (ADOC)

Help for victims of incest Philippines

Project for Sexually Exploited Girls and Women

Every year, hundreds of girls and young women in Cebu City in the Philippines, fall victims to incest or forced prostitution. The Oblate Sisters of the Most Holy Redeemer manage a shelter home for abused girls and former prostitutes, called the Antonia de Oviedo Center, where they can work towards a better future. Besides that, the sisters give information to prevent sexual abuse and forced prostitution. The leading part is played by sister Nida. Every day she hits the road. (by Valmaakt/ Valerie Kierkels 2011)

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Incest
Clinical psychologist Dr. Margie Holmes talks about a topic a lot of people consider taboo - incest. Mar 15 & 22, JUN 21 2014

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Children´s Shelter, Institutions, Orphanages and Asylums etc. in Philippines

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Silang, Cavite

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Look more about "Don Bosco Missions Fund" HERE

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Remark this is an album in the album "Orphanages for children  in the Philippines"

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Look also the video about the "Livelihood program - RECYCLE BAGS" HERE

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a temporary home for up to fifteen children aged from 0- 6years. These children may have been abandoned, neglected, abused or orphaned.

Our Foundation is based in the small town of San Isidro, on the island of Mindanao, in the southern Philippines.

currently home to approximately 50 amazing and beautiful orphan children, and is located at the northeastern tip of Mindanao, Philippines, near Surigao City. The orphanage has provided sanctuary to well over 1,000 orphans in its 22-year existence.

a ministry of Precious Heritage Ministries Foundation - a Social Welfare and Development Agency (SWDA) registered at Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD). A grassroots ministry providing housing, food, clothing, medical care, education and love to the orphans, abused, malnourished, and abandoned children in the Philippines.

Precious Heritage also provides community development programs in rural poor and urban poor areas nationwide.

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Remark this is an album in the album "Orphanages for children  in the Philippines"

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Remark this is an album in the album "Orphanages for children  in the Philippines"

Remark this is an album in the album "Orphanages for children  in the Philippines"

Ken & Cris Sandberg, directors lead you on a short visit with the kids and staff at Living Stones Orphanage in Juna Subdivision, Davao City. Founded in 1999, LSO cares for orphaned, abandoned, malnourished, or abused children. The orphanage is fully licensed and accredited by the Philippine government. Several children from LSO are adopted both locally and internationally each year.

Tuloy stands for excellence in the transformation of poor, abandoned, homeless, and “at risk” children and youth into contributing members of society.

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Haven of Hope Orphanage (HOH) is a faith-based, non-profit, non-government, interdenominational organization dedicated to augment the lives of the orphaned, neglected and abandoned children in the impoverished Muslim and tribal villages in Southern Philippines.

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Happy Horizons works with a number of Shelters which provide the children with a structured and supportive environment. In the Crisis Centers, they are fed, clothed, given a clean bed, diagnostic and medical treatment, educational and vocational training, security, and most important of all — love and hope. In addition, all are provided with drug counseling. Boys and girls take shelter every night in each of the Crisis Centers.

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An alternative home for homeless children and distressed individuals where they can grow spiritually, mentally, socially and physically in order to obtain a secured future and improved ability to succeed with faith in God's Word as their foundation.

a home for school-aged boys from Negros Oriental as well as other places in the Visayas and Mindanao region of the Philippines. Most of the boys in our care are either orphans, street children, or from extremely poor families.

At Casa Miani, the child's essential needs such as food, shelter, medical & dental services and education are provided to them at least until their family or a foster family is able to care for them.

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a child and youth welfare agency meant to be on the front lines of rescue and rehabilitation of the medical, social and educational needs of at-risk children and youth, working towards improving human community life and family centered care. At present Gentle Hands has a staff of 30+ (paid & volunteer) and over 50 babies and children all in various stages of rehabilitation, legal paperwork, adoption, and reunification. GH is licensed and registered under the Department of Social Welfare and Development. Over the last 15 years Gentle Hands has been a ministry dedicated to helping the urban people of the Philippines. Over 5,000 babies have been born at Gentle Hands since it began. The medical outreaches have extended over several areas of the Philippines from the Northern Mountains to Smokey Mountain in downtown Manila.

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Philippines

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Adoption of children from Philippines

Remark, that many of the above orphanages also arrange adoption

and

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AboutPhilippines says: Many good informations

Ever thought of adoption?

The government is hoping more potential parents will consider the option of legally adopting children who are in the care of private and public orphanages across the country.

There are 3 kinds of adoption in the Philippines:
•Agency adoptions: A licensed adoption agency identifies and develops adoptive families for children who are voluntarily or involuntarily committed. This is managed either by DSWD or licensed NGOs or child-placing agencies like the Kaisahang Buhay Foundation.
•Family or relative adoptions: The biological parents make a direct placement of the child to a relative.
•Private or independent adoptions: Can be a direct placement to a family known by the child’s biological parents or through someone who arranges family placements.

The DSWD, however, warns of "black markets" or illegal procedures wherein children are given up for adoption in exchange for cash or other means of profit.

Rule of Law: The process of adoption - October 24, 2012

Bibisitahin ni Sandra Aguinaldo ang Hospicio de San Jose na itinuturing na pinakamatandang bahay-ampunan sa Maynila. Dito ay makakasalamuha niya ang mga batang naghihintay at umaasang may mga taong mag-aampon sa kanila na matatawag nilang mommy o daddy

Guests:
Dir. Patricia Luna, Program Mgt. Bureau of DSWD
Atty. Gwen Pimentel Gana, Pres. Assoc. of Child Caring Agencies of the Phils.
Maria Angeles Fullerton, Exec. Dir. of Chosen Children Village
Deanna Collins, Exec. Dir. My Father's House
Rosario Dela Rosa, Exec. Dir. Kaisahang Buhay Foundation
Atty. Cielo Rondain, Inter-Country Adoption Board

Would you like to adopt a child from the Philippines or help support a birthing home or an orphanage?

a child and youth welfare agency meant to be on the front lines of rescue and rehabilitation of the medical, social and educational needs of at-risk children and youth, working towards improving human community life and family centered care. At present Gentle Hands has a staff of 30+ (paid & volunteer) and over 50 babies and children all in various stages of rehabilitation, legal paperwork, adoption, and reunification. GH is licensed and registered under the Department of Social Welfare and Development. Over the last 15 years Gentle Hands has been a ministry dedicated to helping the urban people of the Philippines.

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FAQs

A clip from Special Needs Adoption Workshop held at Pearl S. Buck international by the Welcome House Adoption Program. Learn about adopting a child with special needs from the Philippines.

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This video shows the types of children available for adoption through Holston Home's Philippine Adoption Program through the Intercountry Adoption Board of the Republic of the Philippines.

Informations - Help to locate missing persons - children

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Child Labor & Videos of Child Labor - Etc.

General informations & Law - Codes & Rules - Etc.

Look also Garbage Dumps - Landfills - etc.

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I always carry my camera when I'm traveling around the Philippines so I'm prepared for anything that will entertain my GLOBAL viewers. The scenes in this video are shot at various locations to illustrate the situation....It's totally unbiased and shot as a mini documentary

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An 11-year-old boy has to work hard just to earn a hundred pesos while the rest of our congressmen are wasting money on substandard infrastructure projects

He started working in a mining site when he was 5 years old.
Now every day, Alex (not his real name) has to ride a boat to reach the center of a small river, the site of an underwater mining pit that has become his playground for years.
The 11-year-old boy works from 8 in the morning to 4 in the afternoon with his mother.

Out of 350,000 workers in small-scale gold mining, 18,000 are women and children.

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In tears, 14-year-old Jeraldine Macapar Aboy asks why indigenous children like her have become child laborers.

Children Poverty and Disparities

Look also A Study of Child Labor in the Philippines

13 Filipino goods believed to be produced through child labor including bananas, coconuts, corn, fashion accessories, fish, gold, hogs, pornography, pyrotechnics, rice, rubber, sugarcane, and tobacco.

'Who picked the cotton for the shirt on your back? Who cut the cane for the sugar in your coffee? Who fired the kiln to make the bricks in your fireplace?'

National Plan of Action for Children

Look the Pro & Cons HERE

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Look also The life of a Maute hostage in Marawi

Look the video in HD in the album Child soldiers in the Philippines

and the article:

Children as combatants in the Philippines
by Reuben James Barrete June 27, 2017
To stop the recruitment of children, the Philippine government must recognize the need to institutionalize counter-radicalization programs.

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Look the protocol as pdf HERE

Implementation of the Optional Protocol to the Convention on the Rights of the Child on the Involvement of Children in Armed Conflict, OP-CRC-AC

Prepared by the Philippine Coalition to Protect Children Involved in Armed Conflict, Protect CIAC and the Southeast Asia Coalition to Stop the Use of Child Soldiers, SEASUCS

works to prevent the recruitment and use of children as soldiers, to secure their demobilisation and to ensure their rehabilitation and reintegration into society.

an organization designated to advocate on behalf of child soldiers by serving as a central repository of information on all topics relating to the topic of child soldiers.

UN report on child soldiers

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Girl Child Soldiers

The Other Face of Sexual Exploitation and Gender Violence

by/Yvonne E. Keairns, PhD

Look the article as pdf HERE

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MILF Child soldiers

Moro Islamic Liberation Front, MILF Still Uses Child Soldiers

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Child Soldiers hired by BIFF-MILF

Batang Hit-man - Child soldiers

Organizations

for children and organizations for protection - etc. of children - Help to Street Children

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The main focus is to assist the sexually-exploited and abused children

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(formerly ABS-CBN Foundation Inc.) is the non-stock, non-profit socio-civic organization of the ABS-CBN Corporation that facilitates social programs and outreach to the public. Initially, the organization's primary responsibilities were to generate welfare funds by broadcasting the plight of those in need of assistance and ensuring the proper allocation and utilization of solicited help. Eventually, AFI restructured itself to compensate an all-around developmental approach as its mission to provide a better quality of life for every Filipino in general and every Filipino child in particular.

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The FNYO is a body composed of the different national youth organizations and movements who decide to federate for the purpose of:
establishing friendship and cooperation
mutual sharing and enrichment of charisms and spirituality
fostering unity and solidarity with one another
collaborating to promote and actualize the national youth ministry plan.

Within the ECY structure, the FNYO stands as one of the regions of equal status as those of the Regional Youth Coordinating Councils. Thus, through the FNYO, youth organizations become part of the structure of Catholic youth ministry in the Philippines.

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SINCE THE MAHARLIKA Charity Foundation was founded in May 1973, thousands of poor, disabled patients, burn victims, those suffering from eye defects, congenital anomalies, and other diseases were treated free by some of Davao's best medical and dental specialists.

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Concordia Children's Services, as a Christian organization, is responding to many situations of need, particularly to one important sector of our society - the less fortunate children of the Philippines. These are hapless children who are abandoned as a result of being born out-of-wedlock, broken marriages, extreme poverty, irresponsible attitudes and ignorance, the street children who most often have dysfunctional families and who are neglected and abused.

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Founded in 2000 by Mike & Gina Peck, Outreach Asia has strived to improve the impoverished lives of children and families living in the developing countries of Southeast Asia.

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Housing Project & mission helping to educate children & parents and break the cycle of poverty in the Philippines

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works in four different cities in the Philippines, Legazpi, Tabaco, Manila and Quezon City.

Manila and Quezon City are two of the cities where Children International is working to eliminate the effects of urban poverty for more than 40,000 children and their families. In Tabaco and Legazpi, and their surrounding areas, more than 30,000 sponsored children are receiving crucial benefits that are helping them overcome problems associated with rural poverty.

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Helping Poor Children in the Philippines

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Helping Poor Children in the Philippines

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What We Do:
Micro-Enterprise Development: Trains local communities and institutions on how to earn and save money and how to use it profitably, including budgeting, goal setting, and planning along with plan and design for the economic aspects of life.

Child Development Program: Addresses the needs of children in all areas of life – educational, spiritual, recreational, medical and physical nourishment.

is an international relief and development organization in response to Gods call to meet the physical and spiritual needs of the poor in the Philippines and more than 26 countries. Food for the Hungry exists to help individuals reach their God-given potential. FHs mission is to equip, link and mobilize churches, leaders and families in order to meet the needs of the children.

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Projects:
Scholarships
Formation House
Healthcare
Mothers’ Support Group