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Katipunan ng mga Kabataang Kristyano para sa Sanlipunang Demokrasya's page here on Gruppl is now verified!

We would like to thank all our supporters and Gruppl for making this possible.

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Thanks and welcome !!!!!!

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Big Congratulations @K3SDPhilippines. I am a big supporter of LGBT rights. YESSSSS they should be treated equal and given similar rights to the straights.

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Congrats !
I support LGBT. Thanks K3SD Philippines for creating this page.

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The Katipunan ng mga Kabataang Kristyano para sa Sanlipunang Demokrasya commends Rep. Benny Abante for filing HB 5717 or the Act Recognizing, Defining and Protecting the Rights of Heterosexuals.

We believe that it is about time for our legislature to recognize that gender equality can only be achieved if the LGB community and the Straight community alike are given equal opportunities and protection.

It is our hope that HB 5717 and the Anti-Discrimination Bill will complement each other so that the Philippine society can truly start forging the road to gender equality.

#genderequalityforfilipinos
#k3sdtayo

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I support LGBT.

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In the Philippines, You Can Be Both Openly LGBT and Proudly Catholic. But It’s Not Easy.
https://time.com/6184345/lgbt-....philippines-catholic

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Brave girls in Iran #WomenLifeFreedom.

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Quote of the Day | Ruth Kelly

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Excellent work indeed. I support

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I joined your page and expect more info soon !!!

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Good work. Pls keep it up buddy !

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The Katipunan ng mga Kabataang Kristyano para sa Sanlipunang Demokrasya strongly condemns the UN Human Rights Committee's act of dictating the internal affairs of the Philippines that are protected by our Constitution when they submitted proposals to push the Philippines to legalize abortion, divorce and the current iteration of the Anti-Discrimination Bill. The right to life, the right to a family, the right to equality between the two sexes and the right to self-determination are all enshrined under Article 2 of the 1987 Constitution[1] and not even multinational entities have the right to meddle with that without the express permission of the Filipino people.

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#selfdeterminationisnonnegotiable
#righttoselfdetermination
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Much has been said about the effects that abortion has brought towards women who sought it[2], and much has been said about the fact that every evil entity - from human traffickers to rapists, have used the legalization of abortion as a fallback to their crimes in the sense that they can carry on abusing women as usual because there is always abortion to terminate a pregnancy that would result from their non-consensual acts when they could just not abuse women so that these women wouldn't face non-consensual pregnancies among other acts of abuse[3]. Instead, we would like to call for the State to strengthen existing programs to combat teenage pregnancy and existing laws against rape and human trafficking, and for the private sector to invest on pregnancy centers in order to help women in unplanned pregnancies cope with their situation.
As for divorce, it does nothing to stop people from getting married for careless reasons, but rather, it will just encourage people to do so even more since they can always seek for a divorce once their consequences catch up to them[4]. (cont. in next comment)

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Much has been said about the effects that abortion has brought towards women who sought it[2], and much has been said about the fact that every evil entity - from human traffickers to rapists, have used the legalization of abortion as a fallback to their crimes in the sense that they can carry on abusing women as usual because there is always abortion to terminate a pregnancy that would result from their non-consensual acts when they could just not abuse women so that these women wouldn't face non-consensual pregnancies among other acts of abuse[3]. Instead, we would like to call for the State to strengthen existing programs to combat teenage pregnancy and existing laws against rape and human trafficking, and for the private sector to invest on pregnancy centers in order to help women in unplanned pregnancies cope with their situation. 
As for divorce, it does nothing to stop people from getting married for careless reasons, but rather, it will just encourage people to do so even more since they can always seek for a divorce once their consequences catch up to them[4]. (cont. in next comment)

Not to mention that there are also couplese who use divorce to escape from liability from the State in tax evasion cases[5], and finally - research has shown that the most affected party in most divorces are not the spouses who seek the divorce but the children of these spouses[6]. Instead, we would like for the current annulment laws of our country to be revised (and possibly the Constitution as well, should this proposal be a cause for interference between the Legislature and the Judiciary) in that a quasi-judicial tribunal (similar to the NLRC or the DARA shall be the one to have exclusive jurisdiction over annulment proceedings where the cause of the annulment is an abusive spouse, and that the abusive spouse, if proven guilty, shall become civily interdicted from seeking a marriage and has to be entered into a registry similar to a sex offender's registry. Our proposal in this paragraph is a response to the fact that the dockets of our Courts have been so clogged that annulment cases take years to be resolved. (Cont. in next comment)

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Not to mention that there are also couplese who use divorce to escape from liability from the State in tax evasion cases[5], and finally - research has shown that the most affected party in most divorces are not the spouses who seek the divorce but the children of these spouses[6]. Instead, we would like for the current annulment laws of our country to be revised (and possibly the Constitution as well, should this proposal be a cause for interference between the Legislature and the Judiciary) in that a quasi-judicial tribunal (similar to the NLRC or the DARAB) shall be the one to have exclusive jurisdiction over annulment proceedings where the cause of the annulment is an abusive spouse, and that the abusive spouse, if proven guilty, shall become civily interdicted from seeking a marriage and has to be entered into a registry similar to a sex offender's registry. Our proposal in this paragraph is a response to the fact that the dockets of our Courts have been so clogged that annulment cases take years to be resolved. (Cont. in next comment)

Finally, the current Anti-Discrimination Bill still has a lot of improvements to be made. For one thing, its provisions on dealing with transgender individuals need to undergo more consultations to prevent situations in which women-only spaces get intruded into by men who claim to be transgender in order to get away with the consequences of their actions. There must be provisions in order to penalize those who abuse the concept of gender identity in order to commit crimes and get away with their crimes. Until such provisions are introduced into the ADB, the right of equality between the two sexes has yet to be achieved in respect with the said bill.
As social democrats, we are strong believers in a strong nation and strong nations are those which assert their right to self-determination and those which protect the lives of its people, promote equality between the two sexes and promote the sanctity of the family. Self-determination, especially when internal matters of our nation is involved, is non-negotiable to us.
Thus, we suggest that the United Nations be reformed to become more respectful of the right to self-determination of nations, especially when it involves the internal matters of nations.

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Finally, the current Anti-Discrimination Bill still has a lot of improvements to be made. For one thing, its provisions on dealing with transgender individuals need to undergo more consultations to prevent situations in which women-only spaces get intruded into by men who claim to be transgender in order to get away with the consequences of their actions. There must be provisions in order to penalize those who abuse the concept of gender identity in order to commit crimes and get away with their crimes. Until such provisions are introduced into the ADB, the right of equality between the two sexes has yet to be achieved in respect with the said bill. 
As social democrats, we are strong believers in a strong nation and strong nations are those which assert their right to self-determination and those which protect the lives of its people, promote equality between the two sexes and promote the sanctity of the family. Self-determination, especially when internal matters of our nation is involved, is non-negotiable to us. 
Thus, we suggest that the United Nations be reformed to become more respectful of the right to self-determination of nations, especially when it involves the internal matters of nations.

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Welcome to the official page of the Katipunan ng mga Kabataang Kristyano para sa Sanlipunang Demokrasya!

We are the Christian social democratic wing of the Kabataang Nagkakaisa sa Diwa at Layunin ng Sambayanan.

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Thanks. I liked and joined your page.

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Me too.

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Cheers.

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