Formally known as the Republic Act Number 7610, this national government law in the Philippines protects children under the age of 18 years from abuse, exploitation, and discrimination. Teachers can violate this by having inappropriate relations with students, basing their results in classes on ethnic or other biases, or physical abuse.
The noun forms for the verb to violate are violator, violation, and the gerund, violating.
Under Republic Act 7610, the punishment for causing physical injuries to a child is imprisonment ranging from 12 years and one day to 20 years, depending on the severity of the injury inflicted. Apart from imprisonment, other penalties such as fines and mandatory counseling may also be imposed on the accused.
It is generally considered unethical and inappropriate for teachers to have romantic or intimate relationships with their pupils due to the power dynamic and potential for exploitation. In many jurisdictions, such relationships are illegal because they violate policies on professional boundaries and can lead to serious consequences for the teacher, such as losing their job or facing legal action.
It depends on the specific context or situation being addressed. RA 9163 (National Service Training Program Act) focuses on youth civic duty and development, while RA 7077 (Citizen Armed Forces of the Philippines Reservist Act) pertains to the organization and utilization of reservists for national defense. If the concern involves civic engagement and education, RA 9163 may be more appropriate. For matters related to national defense and military reservists, RA 7077 would be more applicable.
If the teacher is using a school network or school computer to go online -AND- it is the school administration doing the monitoring in an official capacity, yes. However, monitoring of the teachers on-line activity by a private party would not.
Yes, Republic Act No. 7610, also known as the Special Protection of Children Against Abuse, Exploitation and Discrimination Act, is considered a special law in the Philippines. It specifically addresses the protection and welfare of children against various forms of abuse, exploitation, and discrimination. Unlike general laws that apply broadly, RA 7610 focuses on the unique vulnerabilities of children and establishes specific legal provisions and mechanisms for their protection.
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No. Private people, regardless of age, cannot charge other people for criminal violations. Only the state can make criminal charges.
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Mostly. 7610 has turbocharger and some differences in some parts. In pistons for example.
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