Should the reproductive health bill be passed into law?

Question

Should the reproductive health bill be passed into law?

Answer 1

YES. Lifestyle have changed so must be any law that's appropriate for it.

People are getting smarter and wiser each day.

We always need a constant change in law. It will get abuse otherwise.

Answer 2

Yes.

I'm a devout Catholic, but this is a secular country, and the Church should not have a say on what laws get implemented.

Answer 3

Yes, it's about time to pay more attention to this bill.

Answer 4

Yes I agree with that.

Answer 5

Well of course!!

Answer 6

Yes. If passed into law, this will secure funding for reproductive health programs including making much-needed contraceptives available in communities.

Answer 7

of course..

Answer 8

As long as the bill stresses the importance of preserving life by not allowing abortion, then there should be no problem with passing it into a law in Congress.  Prevention is different from abortion because the latter involves killing a fetus, a human being who has a right to life.  The bill should be clear on this and must adopt strict or strong measures (or punishment) to those committing abortion.

Answer 9

absolutely!!  otherwise filipinos will reproduce in numbers far greater than the colonies of ants.