Marital infidelity is legally recognized as psychological violence under the Anti-Violence Against Women and their Children Act in the Philippines. A recent Supreme Court ruling emphasized this, highlighting the emotional and mental anguish inflicted on women and children. Ending violence against women requires collaborative efforts among communities and organizations to empower marginalized groups.
The Supreme Court ruled in Bison Management Corp. vs.
AAA and Pernito that Filipino workers deployed abroad cannot be dismissed solely based on discriminatory grounds or without just cause, regardless of foreign employment practices.
SALIGAN Batas' latest issue celebrates children's month.
As SALIGAN commemorates EDSA People Power this month, the latest issue of SALIGAN Batas highlights...
Joining the world in the 18-day campaign to end violence against women, SALIGAN Batas' 7th issue...
In this issue, SALIGAN discusses the recent OCA Circular on the demolition and/or eviction orders...
In this 5th issue of SALIGAN Batas, SALIGAN analyzes the impact of the “Knutson ruling” on the...
The 4th issue of SALIGAN Batas features Ricky Noblesala, SALIGAN's Paralegal and the first IPMR to...
In this quarter's issue, we take a look at the new laws on Expanded Trafficking in Persons Act and...