Bureau Of Customs And The Tighter Rules Being Imposed On Balikbayan Boxes

Get to know the revised rules and regulations on balikbayan boxes and the items that are not allowed to be brought in the Philippines.
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Strange Laws You Never Knew Existed: Part 4 Of 15 The State Is Responsible For Protecting Marriage

Learn more about the roles and responsibilities of the State in preserving marriage. Discover the law that encourages married couples to stay together.
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Can You Be Imprisoned For Non-Payment Of Debt?

Avoid falling victim to false beliefs on non-payment of debt by obtaining deeper understanding of its basic principles.
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Strange Laws You Never Knew Existed: Part 3 Of 15 Cybercrime Prevention Act

Find out how cybercrime prevention act works and what offenses are considered punishable under the law.
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Strange Laws You Never Knew Existed: Part 3 Of 15 Cybercrime Prevention Act

Find out how cybercrime prevention act works and what offenses are considered punishable under the law.
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Get To Know The Philippine Government Agencies

Learn more about the government agencies available to Filipino people and the functions of each branch or department.
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Strange Laws You Never Knew Existed: Part 2 of 15 Number Coding Scheme

The traffic situation in Metro Manila has been partially addressed following the Number Coding Scheme or the Unified Vehicular Volume Reduction Program.
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Premature Campaigning │ No Longer A Violation

A law that explains how premature campaigning can be considered as a non-violation of the election code if filing of COC has not yet been made.
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Strange Laws You Never Knew Existed: Part 1 of 15 Violation Of The Freedom Of Religion

Get to know 15 obscure laws that deviate from the usual and can be on the extreme of the entertainment spectrum.
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Justice Flerida Ruth P. Romero On The Trends In Family Law [Video]

Justice Flerida P. Romer provides a summary of the recent changes in family law over the years.
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