Reproductive Health Bill 5043 [MERGED]

[Gerbo]

Baka naman kasi sila yun 3 artista, Puro sakit ng ulo binigay nila Sa Asawa nila while pregnant dahil Daming chicks na mga leading ladies kaya stress mga Asawa nila


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The more na ituturo ang reproductive health.

Adults not knowing knowing the signs of pregnancy. Adults not knowing the indications and contraindications of taking pills, etc. And yet have the gall to blame every miscarriages, disability, etc. to contraceptives. It is this precise ignorance that kills more children and bring more sufferings (i.e. children pout of wedlock, teenage pregnancies, maternal deaths, high infant mortality rate, etc).


Spain, Italy, Greece are currently the "sick" nations in Western Europe. All have sizable Roman Catholic/Greek Orthodox population. On the other Germany is the strongest. The Germans have long disengaged themselves from the Church telling every facets of their lives when Mark Luther "protested" the way the Church dictated what things to do or not to do. The irony is that Mark Luther is a Catholic priest.

The Catholic Church should better concentrate on their followers. They are "losing" them to other denominations.

Issuing "civil disobedience" will make them more irrelevant.

[chua_riwap]

Newest boo boo by the Senator from Wanbol University:

"Sa ibang bansa bawal ang paggamit ng plastic. Akalain mo isasabatas natin ang paggamit ng condom."

Uhh... err... condoms are made of rubber.

His roots are showing. Nagiging comedy na eh.

Baka plastic ng ice candy ginagawa nya condom.......

[Retz]

What are now the options of the CBCP? can they file a petition to the supreme court for TRO? or tuloy2x na itong RH Bill?

[ZENMasterTYL]

sa wakas...

Without fanfare, President Benigno Aquino III signed the reproductive health (RH) bill into law last Dec. 21.
It was signed together with the Anti-Enforced Disappearance Act.
The highly contentious RH law provides “universal access” to reproductive health services and supplies such as contraceptives.
Unimpeachable administration sources confirmed to the Inquirer late Friday an initial report from House Majority Leader Neptali Gonzales II that the measure had been signed by Mr. Aquino in Malacañang before the four-day long weekend began, four days after it was passed by both chambers of Congress amid staunch opposition from the Roman Catholic hierarchy and prolife organizations.
The measure is now known as Republic Act No. 10354.
A member of the President’s inner circle, Budget Secretary Florencio Abad, however issued an unequivocal confirmation to the Inquirer.
“I think RH has been signed, but I’m not sure when,” said Abad in a text message at 9:17 p.m. on Friday.
A Senate staff member said by phone that Mr. Aquino said he did not want “fanfare, so that it won’t be a controversy anymore.”

RH,

[niky]

What are now the options of the CBCP? can they file a petition to the supreme court for TRO? or tuloy2x na itong RH Bill?

Only if any portion of the bill is unconstitutional. I think Recto's amendments already did away with the parts that could be considered such.