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MANILA, Philippines – Supporters of the Reproductive Health Bill (RH Bill) are feeling more optimistic after the Senate adjourned last June 5.
The Senate has ended the debates on the legislation, and is set for amendment talks upon resumption of Congress sessions next month.
Co-sponsored by Senators Pia Cayetano and Miriam Defensor-Santiago, the RH Bill aims to provide quality reproductive health care to women across the country. However, with its proposal to encourage the use of contraceptives and introduce reproductive health education to schools, the bill has been met with hostility from the conservative sector, particularly the religious.
Seeing as the highly controversial bill is taking ‘a step forward’ in being passed as legislation, Rappler wants to know your thoughts on the RH Bill. Are you for or against the RH Bill? Do you think the bill will move forward in our legislative process?
Share us your thoughts on Facebook, or tweet your reactions with the hashtag #RHBill.
Here’s what our online community is saying:
– Rappler.com
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