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The Reproductive Health Law, also known as Republic Act No. 10354 or the Responsible Parenthood and Reproductive Health Act of 2012, was signed into law by President Benigno Aquino III on December 21, 2012. It aims to promote reproductive health care, sexuality education, and access to modern family planning methods. Key provisions include the provision of medically-safe and effective family planning to poor families, prioritizing the health of women and children, and ensuring access to care for post-abortion complications. Supporters say it will reduce unintended pregnancies and maternal deaths, while some religious groups oppose it for allegedly promoting contraception and pre-marital sex.

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RH Law

The Reproductive Health Law, also known as Republic Act No. 10354 or the Responsible Parenthood and Reproductive Health Act of 2012, was signed into law by President Benigno Aquino III on December 21, 2012. It aims to promote reproductive health care, sexuality education, and access to modern family planning methods. Key provisions include the provision of medically-safe and effective family planning to poor families, prioritizing the health of women and children, and ensuring access to care for post-abortion complications. Supporters say it will reduce unintended pregnancies and maternal deaths, while some religious groups oppose it for allegedly promoting contraception and pre-marital sex.

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Benepisyong

Pangkalusugan
ng
Reproductive
Health
Law
Ano Responsible
Parenthood and
nga ba Reproductive Health Act
ang RH of 2012
(Republic Act No. 10354)
Law? na mas kilala bilang
Reproductive Health
Law
Ano Nilagdaan noong
Disyembre 21, 2012 ni
nga ba Pangulong Noynoy
ang RH Aquino

Law?
World Health Organization (WHO)

HEALTH

a state of complete physical, mental


and social well-being, and not merely
the absence of disease or infirmity.
REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH, OR SEXUAL
HEALTH/HYGIENE

addresses the reproductive processes.


It implies that people are able to have
a responsible, satisfying and safer sex
life and that they have the capability
to reproduce and the freedom to
decide if, when and how often to do
so.
Reproductive Rights

Karapatang legal ng kababaihan.


Ito ay tumutukoy sa kalayaan ng
kababaihan na manganak,hindi manganak,
makipagtalik o hindi
at gumamit ng paraan para hindi mabuntis
Layunin:
1. Maikalat ang kaalaman tungkol sa
Reproductive Health.
2. Tulungang maipaabot nang mas madali
ang mga ligtas at modernong
pamamaraan ng contraception.
3. Tulungan ang mga pamilya sa mas
maayos na pagpaplano ng pagbuo sa
pamilya.
4. Pangalagaan ang kalusugan ng mga ina
(maternal care)
Mahahalagang Probisyon ng RH
Law
 A. Provision of ethical and medically safe, legal,
accessible, affordable, non-abortifacient,
effective and quality reproductive health care
services and supplies essential in the promotion
of people’s right to health, especially women, the
poor and marginalised.
Mahahalagang Probisyon ng RH
Law
 B. Promote and provide information and
access without bias to all forms of family
planning, including effective natural and
modern methods which have been proven
medically safe, legal, non-abortifacient and
effective with scientific and evidence based
medical research standards and registered
and approved by the FDAfor the poor and
marginalised.
The state shall also provide funding
support to promote modern natural
methods of family planning
especially the Billings Ovulation
Method.
C. Promotes programs that:
1. Enable couples and individuals to have the
number of children they desire with due
consideration to the health particularly of women
and the resources available and affordable to
them and in accordance with the existing laws,
public morals and their religious convictions
2. Achieve equitable allocation and utilazation of
resources

3. Ensure effective partnership among national and


local government units and the private sector in
the implementation, coordination, integration,
monitoring and evaluation of people-centered
programs to enhance the quality of life and
environmental protection
D. Provision of reproductive health
care, information and supplies
giving priority to poor beneficiaries
consistent with the obligation to
respect, protect and promote the
rights to health and to life
E. Respect individuals’ preferences
and choice of family planning
methods that are in accordance with
their religious convictions and
cultural beliefs, taking into
consideration the States’
obligations under various human
right instruments.
F. The government shall ensure that all women
needing care for post-abortive complications and
all other complications arising from pregnancy,
labor and delivery as well as related issues shall be
treated and counseled in a humane, non-
judgmental and compassionate manner in
accordance with law and medical ethics although
abortion is illegal and punishable by law
G. Each family shall have the right to
determine its ideal family size;
provided, however, that the State shall
equip each parents with the necessary
information on all aspects of family life
including reproductive health and
responsible parenthood in order to
make that determination
H. Gender equality and
women empowerment are
central elements of
reproductive health,
population and development
KABUTIHAN AT DI-KABUTIHAN NG
RH LAW
KABUTIHAN DI - KABUTIHAN
1. Magkakaroon ng 1. Maaaring
kabatiran at tamang magbunga ng
edukasyon ang mga pagdami ng kaso ng
mamamayan ukol sa pre-marital sex
pag-aanak
(reproduction)
KABUTIHAN AT DI-KABUTIHAN NG
RH LAW
KABUTIHAN DI - KABUTIHAN
2. Maiiwasan ang 2. May masamang
hindi planadong epekto sa kalusugan
pagdadalantao at ang mga
mapipigilan ang contraceptives
overpopulation.
KABUTIHAN AT DI-KABUTIHAN NG
RH LAW
KABUTIHAN DI - KABUTIHAN
3. Mapangangalagaan 3. Ang sex education
ang kapakanan at sa kabataan, lalo na
kalusugan ng sa elementarya, ay
kababaihan maging hindi angkop
ng mga anak
KABUTIHAN AT DI-KABUTIHAN NG
RH LAW
KABUTIHAN DI - KABUTIHAN
4. Magsisilbing gabay 4. Maaaring
sa kabataan ang sex magbunga ng
education paglaganap ng
pangangalunya
Global problem with dangerous
consequences - Key statistics

7.3 million girls become pregnant before 18 each year.


2.5 million girls aged 15 or younger give birth each
year.

Pregnancy and childbirth complications are the second


highest cause of death for girls aged 15 to 19.
Half of pregnancies among girls aged 15–19 living in
developing regions are unintended.
KABUTIHAN AT DI-KABUTIHAN NG
RH LAW
KABUTIHAN DI - KABUTIHAN
5. Maiiwasan ang 5. Labag sa aral ng
paglaganap ng mga Simbahang Katoliko
sexually transmitted
diseases (STDs)
KABUTIHAN AT DI-KABUTIHAN NG
RH LAW
KABUTIHAN
6. Mas madaling
pagpapaabot ng
moderno at ligtas na
kontrasepsyon sa
lahat, lalo na sa
mahihirap.
Ayon sa pag-aaral ng United Nations
Population Fund, 21% lamang ng mga
kababaihan ang may sapat na kaalaman
o malayang nakakagamit ng mga
modernong pamamaraan ng
kontrasepsyon.
KABUTIHAN AT DI-KABUTIHAN NG
RH LAW
KABUTIHAN
7. Pababain ang
bilang ng mga kaso
ng aborsyon.
KABUTIHAN AT DI-KABUTIHAN NG
RH LAW
KABUTIHAN DI - KABUTIHAN
8. Mas madaling
pagpapaabot ng
moderno at ligtas na
kontrasepsyon sa
lahat, lalo na sa
mahihirap.
KABUTIHAN AT DI-KABUTIHAN NG
RH LAW
KABUTIHAN DI - KABUTIHAN
7. Pagpapaigting ng
suporta sa mga
kumadrona, nars at
doktor na
mangangalaga sa
kalusugan pamilya.

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