Saturday, January 12, 2008

Ranon Sponsors Lecture-Workshop on YOUTH RIGHTS

The Ranon ko Kalumabayan(love for the Youth) sponsored a Lecture-Workshop on Youth Rights entitled "Know Your Rights and Fight for Them" as its first kick-off program reflected to their advocacy which is youth empowerment on December 12, 2007 at the College of Social Sciences and Humanities Language Center.

Atty. Aquil Tamano, Associate Provincial Prosecutor of Lanao del Sur and currently lecturer in the MSU-College of Law served as Keynote Speaker. In his speech, Atty. Tamano said "the rights are not given by the State but it is inherent upon the People because the power of the States emanates from the People. Atty. Roel Camorro, Chairman of the Philosophy Department also a lecturer in the MSU-College of Law served as the Resource Speaker of the said event, who tackled the different Youth Rights in the National and International Paradigm.

After the Lecture of the Speakers, an open forum followed which let the participants to ask the questions that bothers their minds and will awake their interests in exercising these rights. This event was participated by the youths of Mindanao State University. The participants were served with snacks.

A Group Discussion followed after the open forum where the participants were asked to contribute their notions and experiences regarding youth rights violation in their own community.

Saturday, December 1, 2007

Help prevent Child Labor!


Child Labor is one of the many concerns in the province of Lanao del Sur particularly Marawi City and, most disturbingly one of the most rampant problem we face here in Lanao. we are all aware that every child has the the right to the most basic necessities like a healthy environment, formal education that they will be using as they are going to treasure the will of the Almighty God, amd most importantly a family that cares and confronts. yet, hunger hinders the child to do any of these basic necessities and forces labor in farming fields, selling cellophane in Padian, collecting fare in the Public vehicles, working in the different houses as maids, driving pedicabs, selling different fruits, vegetables and fishes in the different streets of Marawi and peddling in the busy and dangerous streets of the City.

The minimum age for employment in the Philippines is 15 years of age(Child Protection Act of 1992 and RA 9658 amended act 7650) by prohibiting children below 15 years old to work except when family run business.

Chile the Basic laws are in place, there is this lack of an effective mechanism on the part of our government administrator and law enforcers to constantly monitor and implement the child labor laws(http://web.worldbank.org/WBSITE/EXTERNAL?TOPICS)

Help prevent Child Labor!

Child Labor is one of the many concerns in the province of Lanao del Sur particularly Marawi City and, most disturbingly one of the most rampant problem we face here in Lanao. We are all aware that every child has the the right to the most basic necessities like a healthy environment, formal education that they will be using as they are going to treasure the will of the Almighty God, and most importantly a family that cares and confronts. Yet, hunger hinders the child to do any of these basic necessities and forces labor in farming fields, selling cellophane in Padian, collecting fare in the Public vehicles, working in the different houses as maids, driving pedicabs, selling different fruits, vegetables and fishes in the different streets of Marawi and peddling in the busy and dangerous streets of the City.

The minimum age for employment in the Philippines is 15 years of age(Child Protection Act of 1992 and RA 9658 amended act 7650) by prohibiting children below 15 years old to work except when family run business. While the Basic laws are in place, there is this lack of an effective mechanism on the part of our government administrator and law enforcers to constantly monitor and implement the child labor laws(http://web.worldbank.org/WBSITE/EXTERNAL?TOPICS)

Saturday, November 17, 2007

Ranon ko kalumbayan!

Ranon ko kalumbayan is a laboratory organization of the CommStud 135- Communication for Government Organization and Non-Government Organization a major subject in the Communication Studies Program of the College of Social Sciences and Humanities of the Mindanao State University, Main Campus.
Atty. Loren Halillah I. Lao is the adviser of this particular organization.
Ahmad Salic Guro is the first and current president of this particular organization. This organization aimed at empowering the youths of Lanao del Sur.