Everything about : RH Bill ( Reproductive Health Bill)

[Romeojin]

The bill will curb population growth rate.... Not population growth. The bill does not have to say it specifically for us to realize what the effects of a more educated population with access to reproductive health services will bring.

tell that to those pro RH na sige ingon, go for RH cause we are overpopulated.

go with the flow, if this RH push through this will be an expensive case study just to realize we didnt solve overpopulation.

[vipvip68]

kinsa lagi musugot ana lagi tagaan ang ilang anak ug contraceptives? kung mangayo ang usa ka teen ug condom, padung gyud na *** di ba? that clause you saying is useless.

depende pud guro na kung girl or boy lagi ang anak, lisod man guro mo yes ka kung girl imong anak. tinuod naa gyud parents way pakiaalam but i think daghan gyud ang responsible parents. The present society is not open to that, believe me. the time will come when PMS becoming much more rampant then parents may agree RH rights to teen, that time will come if RH bill is enacted as law. This is what happening in th US decades of sexual revolution, much open na sila to PMS.

that gun analogy doesnt fit in RHB. i repeat that.

5 words....

Age-appropriate-reproductive-health-education.

[cobraKing]

kamoy nay bahala ug sabot ani..nyahahha

basta ako yes ko rh bill!

[Romeojin]

what made you say so? ? ?
a clear case of close minded people.....

ganahan ka direct

contraceptive analogy... if you buy/given contraceptive how will you use it?

why would you buy condom if you not gonna use it? kung tig 100 ang condom and you buy it, will you not used it?

why asked for condoms, if you not gonna use it? explain.

people buy/ask contraceptives cause they have urge to have ***.

the gun thing is different, cause you cant just freely shoot people.

[miyay]

Mas maayo pa kani nga bill ilang iprioritize, makabenifit pa ang kadaghanan..
Bill seeking 100 percent health coverage being fast-tracked in House | The Manila Bulletin Newspaper Online

Bill seeking 100 percent health coverage being fast-tracked in House
By CHARISSA M. LUCI
May 18, 2011, 4:44pm
MANILA, Philippines — The House Committee on Health is hastening the consolidation of 44 bills that seek to amend the National Health Insurance Act of 1995 in a move to ensure the 100-percent health insurance coverage of the populace in the next two years.

Bacolod Rep. Anthony Golez, the committee’s vice chairman and the head of the House body’s technical working group, vowed to come up with a consolidated bill proposing amendments to the PhilHealth law before Congress goes into recess on June 9.

“If passed, the expanded PhilHealth law may be one of the milestones of P-Noy’s second State of the Nation Address this July,” he said.

“All Filipinos are automatic members of Philhealth and so whether rich or poor, we are entitled or guaranteed a socialized health insurance,” he said.

Golez cited that the amended PhilHealth Law will be renamed as “Pinoy Health Insurance Law,” which according to him, seeks to address maternal and child health care issues.

Lawmakers are pushing for the inclusion of 14 million children and poor parents aged 50 to 59 years old as legal PhilHealth beneficiaries of their single working children under House Bills 655 and 2711.

this is good, in tandem with the RHB which with expansive education, population growth rate may be curb. kung magkadaghan ta og pag ayo, imagine, lugi dayon ang gobyerno.

[networkguy]

local man na. but, like family planning, your choice

btw, how'd you know that they are just all talk? maybe they support the bill because they work closely with the marginalized sectors in our society and they know how important information dissemination regarding family planning is?

what i mean they're just talking not helping their compatriots!

asa man diay ka motabang sa international kids nga mas daghan man ang tabanganan dire sa atoa? well mas sikat man sad kung international tsk tsk tsk no wonder philippines sunk big time

[GemWArrioR]

tell that to those pro RH na sige ingon, go for RH cause we are overpopulated.

go with the flow, if this RH push through this will be an expensive case study just to realize we didnt solve overpopulation.

BANG.... naa ba nakasaad sa RH Bill kay tungod na overpopulated ta.. ? no.. it's for economic reason. it is to slow down the population growth, not to stop it....

[miyay]

what i mean they're just talking not helping their compatriots!

asa man diay ka motabang sa international kids nga mas daghan man ang tabanganan dire sa atoa? well mas sikat man sad kung international tsk tsk tsk no wonder philippines sunk big time

1 of my sponsored kid is from cebu while the other 3 are in luzon. international ba na, sir?

[unsay_ngalan_nimo]

kanang family planning, dugay na na nag-exist.. the health centers in the barangays already implemented sunch programs, nganu kinahanglan pa man mohimu ug bill nga pwede ra man unta to i-improve? naa na pud na daan ang free ligation sa mga gustong mo undergo ana..

The problem with this kay depende man gud sa mood sa mga barangay captain. So dili pirme apil sa mga main programs....

Unlike if we make this into a law, government officials will be mandated to make it part of their development planning. They will be therefor FORCE BY LAW to provide these services dili lang depende sa ila mood....

The law will integrate MATERNAL HEALTH TO DEVELOPMENT PLANNING sa mga LGUs.

[vipvip68]

pangutana ana naa ba kay lovelife at that time? or kwarta para prosti?
it takes two to tango.


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tan-awa naa man gani programa ani sauna, nganong dli man ni i continue? ngano kailangan pa man mag craft ug bill with many flaws?

Does access to contraceptives really affect a persons decision to engage in s3x?

Its education, upbringing and influences from friends nga mu shape sa person.... If two people really wanted to engage in s3x, is not having access to contraceptives really going to stop them from doing it?