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Showing 193–202 of 202 articles for “incest”

Incestuous Rape in the Philippines: Understanding the Law and Seeking Justice

Learn how Philippine courts handle incestuous rape cases, the penalties involved, and the legal remedies available to victims.

Rape and Incest in the Philippines: Understanding Familial Sexual Abuse Laws

The Supreme Court clarifies how Philippine law treats rape committed by a father against his daughter, including the role of moral ascendancy.

Rape of a Minor by a Parent: Credibility and Defenses in Philippine Law

How Philippine courts assess a child victim's testimony in incestuous rape cases and why minor inconsistencies do not destroy credibility.

Incestuous Rape in the Philippines: Legal Implications and Victims' Rights

A 1997 Supreme Court ruling on incestuous rape clarifies force, intimidation, and victim credibility in Philippine law.

Incestuous Acts of Lasciviousness: When Parental Authority Cannot Shield Abuse

Supreme Court clarifies that a father's lewd acts on his sleeping 13-year-old daughter constitute acts of lasciviousness, not RA 7610 violation.

Rape Conviction Affirmed: Lessons on Credibility and Damages in Philippine Law

A father's rape conviction upheld; the Supreme Court clarifies credibility rules, alibi, and damages awards in incestuous rape cases.

Rape and Incest in the Philippines: Legal Consequences and Victim Rights

A father's repeated rape of his daughter yields three reclusion perpetua terms and P225,000 in damages, clarifying Philippine incest-rape law.

Rape and Incest: Understanding Consent and Familial Abuse in Philippine Law

The Supreme Court affirms a father's rape conviction but acquits him of a second count where the victim could not identify her attacker.

Rape and Incest: When Family Betrayal Meets Justice in the Philippines

A Philippine Supreme Court case on a son raping his mother, explaining the rules on credibility, denial, and penalties for incestuous rape.

Incestuous Rape: Fear Explains Delay in Reporting Sexual Abuse

Philippine Supreme Court ruling on how fear and terror in incestuous rape justify a victim's delay in reporting sexual abuse to authorities.