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Lowering age of criminal liability contradicts laws protecting children
Moves to lower the age of criminal liability run counter to the spirit of various Philippine laws which recognize the vulnerability of minors
Duterte still unaware of 2013 amendment to Pangilinan law
The President still does not have his facts right when it comes to the amended Juvenile Justice Act of 2006. It's unclear if Duterte was told about the amendment but ignored or forgot about it.
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House subpanel approves bill retaining 15 as criminal responsibility age
The measure proposes stiffer penalties for parents and syndicates using children to commit crimes while focusing on the improved rehabilitation of children in conflict with the law
LIVE: House hearing on minimum age of criminal liability
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House subpanel to ditch proposal lowering criminal responsibility age
After months long consultations Representative Ron Salo says the subpanel on correctional reforms will instead propose amendments strengthening the existing Juvenile Justice Act of 2006
FACT CHECK: Duterte misinformed that child offenders can just 'go home'
The President s remarks before the boy scouts show he wasn t aware the Pangilinan Law was amended in 2013 allowing child offenders aged 12 to 15 to be detained in youth centers
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