Republican State

• Article, || section. 1


  The Philippines is democratic and Republican state
• A state wherein all government authority emanates from the people and is exercised by representative chosen by the people
• The states renounces war

  section. 2, Article. || 1987 Constitution
• Phillipines doesn't renounce defensive war because it's duty is to defend it's citizen.


  State Policy on War
• Independent Foreign Policy and a Nuclear Free Philippines Section, 7. Article ||


  In it's RELATIONS WITH THE OTHER STATES, the paramount consideration shall be national sovereignty
• Independent Foreign Policy and a Nuclear- Free Philippines

  Section, 8. Article, ||.


  The Philippines, consistent with NATIONAL INTEREST
• Independent Foreign Policy and a Nuclear Free Philippines

  Section, 4. Article, XV|||


  EXISTING TREATIES or international agreements which have not been ratified shall
• Reasonable conditions prescribed by law

  Section, 28. Article, ||. Policy of full Public Disclosure of Government Transactions
• Shall be red, white and blue, with sun and a stat

  Section, 1. Article XV| flag of the Philippines
• Section, 2. Article XV| Name of the Country, National Anthem, and National Seal


  Congress my, by Law, adopt a new name for the country
• Section, 22. Article, ||.


  Recognition and Promotion of Rights of Indigenous Cultural Communities.
• Indigenous People's Right Act 1997


  What is IPRA means?
• e purpose of this RA 6657 is to promote social justice and industrialization

  Comprehensive Agrarian Reform of Law 1998
• RA 6657


  To promote the social justice and industrialization
• Section, 5. Article XV|| 


  Protection of Ancestral Lands of Indigenous Communities
• NCIP


  National Commission Indigenous Peoples
• Section, 6. Article X|||

  Application of Principles of Agrarian Reform and Stewardship to Indigenous Communities and Landless Farmers
• Incorporation Clause 


  Section, 2. Article, ||.
• Incorporation Clause

  Section, 2. Article, ||.


  Philippines adopt the general accepted principles
• Rights of Parents to Rear Their Children


  Sec, 2. Article, ||.
• Right of Parents to Rear Their Children

  Section, 2. Article, ||.


  Family life and shall protect and strengthen the family
• Doctrine of Incorporation


  Generally accepted principles of International Law
• Doctrine of Transformation 


  Rules of International law are not per se binding
• Section, 17. Article, X|V.


  Preservation and Development of the culture, traditions, and Institutions of Indigenous Communities.