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Apr 25, 2006 peaceful assembly bayan v ermita public assembly act calibrated preemptive response constitutional law human rights

Peaceful Assembly in the Philippines: Know Your Rights and Permit Requirements After Bayan v. Ermita

The Supreme Court upheld the permit requirement for rallies but struck down the Calibrated Preemptive Response policy. Learn your rights.

Nov 25, 2004 civil service public teachers mass action strike conduct prejudicial administrative liability

Mass Actions by Government Teachers: When Peaceful Assembly Becomes an Offense

Public school teachers who joined mass actions in 1990 were held liable for conduct prejudicial to the best interest of the service. The Supreme Court explains why.

Nov 14, 1997 labor-law government-employees right-to-strike civil-service public-teachers

Government Employee Strikes: Balancing Rights and Public Service in the Philippines

Philippine law prohibits strikes by government employees, but peaceful assembly within legal bounds remains protected. The Supreme Court explains the limits.