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Showing 1–9 of 9 articles for “child protection”

Qualified Trafficking of a Minor: Key Lessons from People v. Cañas

A look at qualified trafficking in persons under RA 9208, as amended, and what the Supreme Court's ruling in People v. Cañas means for child protection.

Human Trafficking in the Philippines: Qualified Trafficking and Child Protection Under RA 9208

Philippine law treats trafficking of minors as qualified trafficking with severe penalties. A recent Supreme Court ruling shows how victim testimony secures convictions.

Upholding Child Protection: Parental Discipline vs. Child Abuse Under R.A. 7610

The Supreme Court clarifies the line between parental discipline and child abuse under R.A. 7610 in a case involving a guardian who burned a child with a flat iron.

Parental Liability in Statutory Rape: Philippine Law and Child Protection

Philippine Supreme Court clarifies statutory rape by a parent, penalties under RA 9346, and damages awarded to minor victims.

Free Speech vs Child Protection: MTRCB's Power to Suspend TV Programs

Explaining the Supreme Court ruling that allowed MTRCB to suspend a TV program for violating its G-rating with vulgar language, balancing free speech and child protection.

Custody Battles: When Judicial Discretion Meets Legal Mandates in Child Protection Cases

Philippine Supreme Court ruling on a judge's discretion in child custody disputes under RA 9262, balancing legal mandates with the child's best interest.

Age Verification in Rape Cases: Protecting Children and Ensuring Fair Trials

Philippine Supreme Court ruling on age verification in rape cases, balancing child protection with the accused's right to a fair trial.

Breach of Trust: Parental Rape and Child Protection Laws in the Philippines

Philippine Supreme Court affirms death penalty for father who raped his 12-year-old daughter, clarifying parental authority and rape laws.

Lascivious Conduct Under RA 7610: What People v. Larin Teaches About Child Protection

Understand lascivious conduct under RA 7610 through People v. Larin, and how Philippine law protects children from sexual abuse.