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Sep 25, 2024 · A case study done on the Content Analysis of the Image of the Filipina in Philippine Society by Esperanza Ramos Reyes showed that many of the women who read Women’s magazines still identified with domestic roles and chose to read articles related to it.
1 day ago · Conservationist Karina May Reyes, who refers to herself as KM for short, is on a mission to protect the archipelago, alongside a small team of people that form the nonprofit Centre for...
14 hours ago · While the Philippines has long had been recognized as one of the more progressive countries in terms of women’s rights—having been the first country in Asia to grant women the right to vote and repeatedly ranked among the best in the region for gender equality—there remains a significant gap when it comes to women in sports.
14 hours ago · October 2, 2024, 3:52 pm. Two stateless sisters in their 80s, of Japanese descent in the Philippines, will restore their Japanese citizenships, having lost them due to turmoil after World War II, recent court documents showed.
6 days ago · In the last 30 years, the Philippines has made notable progress in promoting gender equality and in reducing discriminatory practices against women in many areas. Various laws have been passed and policies made to address gender issues and concerns.
3 days ago · Ferdinand Marcos appointed Imelda to the position of Minister of Human Settlements in 1976 [109] —a post which she held until the EDSA Revolution of February 1986, [109] and which allowed her to construct the Cultural Center of the Philippines, the Philippine Heart Center, the Lung Center of the Philippines, the Philippine International ...
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14 hours ago · Mindanao (Philippines), 2 October 2024 - A former combatant fighting for the rights of her people on the island of Mindanao in the Philippines has been talking about how she has swapped her combat fatigues for jilbabs [outer garment]and her life in the jungle for a more peaceful rural community.
