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 Violence against women and children is a serious problem that affects many people, including in the Philippines. Often, traditional beliefs about gender roles make women and children more vulnerable to abuse, which can cause both physical and emotional pain. This kind of violence can leave lasting scars and make it hard for victims to feel safe and happy. To help stop this issue, we need to support those who are affected, push for better laws, and educate our communities about respect and equality. By sharing stories and raising awareness, we can work together to create a safer and more caring world for everyone. Republic Act No. 9262, or the Anti-Violence Against Women and Their Children Act of 2004, is a really important law in the Philippines. It’s designed to protect women and children from all kinds of violence, like physical and emotional abuse. This law recognizes how much pain and suffering victims go through and provides them with support and legal help to feel safe again...

  Climate change is something that many Filipinos experience in their daily lives, and it can be really tough. For families living in coastal areas, the fear of rising sea levels and stronger typhoons is always present. Imagine a mother waking up every day, her heart racing as she checks the weather, worried about how a storm might affect her children and their home. She relies on fishing to feed her family, but with the unpredictable weather, it’s becoming harder to catch enough fish. This isn’t just about the weather. it’s about her family’s survival and her hopes for a better future for her kids. The consequences of climate change are not limited to the environment; they also affect daily life and health. Families often face health risks when diseases like dengue fever become more common in warmer areas. Imagine a parent rushing his child to the hospital after a flood because he is worried about their safety and wellbeing. These situations may be quite stressful, especially for ...

      As a student of Grade 10 RIZAL, I was able to learn and discover the meaning of HTML, what is HTML File, who is making the Web Standards it’s World Wide Web Consortium, The 2 Kinds of Tags, The HTML Tags.      The problems or challenges that I have encountered this quarter is my time management, because balancing school projects, school activities, homework, football training and other extracurricular activities is very hard, these problem is common on other student-athletes like me. Second is the academic pressure many students feel overwhelmed by lots of school works to do and a high expectations from their family especially from their parents.       Thankfully I was able to fix my time management by creating a schedule for works by using my phone calendar to outline my classes, and the deadlines of all the activities or projects. And I was able to address academic pressure normalizing failure, I'm just putting in my mind that th...

  For the 2024 National Children's Month Celebration, with the theme "Break the Prevalence, End the Violence: Protecting Children, Creating a Safe Philippines," I feel really motivated to take action. This theme is super important because it highlights the struggles many kids in our country face. It reminds us that behind every statistic, there’s a child with dreams and a right to feel safe. I believe it’s our job, students, teachers, and families, to come together and make sure every child has a safe environment. When I think about this theme, I imagine a Philippines where kids can play, study, and just be themselves without worrying about violence. I want to help make that happen. I can see us organizing community events where we can share our experiences, learn from each other, and encourage kids to express their feelings. By having open conversations and providing resources, we can help families recognize and deal with violence. It’s all about creating a place where e...

 Born on November 16, 1890, in the bustling town of Vigan, Ilocos Sur, Elpidio came from a wealthy family that provided him with the opportunity to pursue education. From an early age, he understood the importance of learning, which led him to attend the University of the Philippines, where he graduated with a law degree. He began his career as a lawyer and later became a district attorney. During this time, he listened to the stories of those around him, and these encounters inspired him to enter politics and use his education to help his fellow citizens. In 1919, Elpidio first felt the weight of responsibility as a public servant when he was elected to the Philippine House of Representatives. He quickly rose through the ranks, becoming Secretary of Finance and then Secretary of the Interior. In these roles, he implemented policies aimed at stabilizing the nation, especially during the chaos of World War II. The challenges he faced only strengthened his resolve to rebuild the Phil...