What are the social problems of the Philippines?

Contents: 1- The Nature of Social Problems; 2- Poverty; 3- Deprivation of Basic Services; 4- Unemployment and Underemployment; 5- Street Children; 6- Crime; 7- Graft and Corruption; 8- Prostitution; 9- Drug Dependency; 10- Rapid Population Growth; 11- Environmental Degradation; 12- AIDS; 13- Some Other Pressing Social …

What are the main problems in our society?

Common Examples of Social Issues

• Poverty and Homelessness. Poverty and homelessness are worldwide problems.
• Climate Change. A warmer, changing climate is a threat to the entire world.
• Overpopulation.
• Immigration Stresses.
• Civil Rights and Racial Discrimination.
• Gender Inequality.
• Health Care Availability.
• Childhood Obesity.

What can you say about the human rights situation in the Philippines?

Extrajudicial executions and other human rights violations continued under the government’s “war on drugs”. Human rights defenders and political activists were killed, harassed, detained and unjustly charged. Media freedom was unduly curtailed and dangerous anti-terror legislation was passed.

How can we solve the housing crisis in the Philippines?

Major cities like Manila continue to be filled with housing that are either lacking or are poorly designed. To complement any developments, housing zones will be enacted. For example, areas like the Makati CBD can be rid of houses in favour of infrastructure that caters to our economy (offices, hubs).

Do you need education to be a soldier in the Philippines?

Rather than doing nothing, they are given the opportunity to earn a living while needing no formal education to be a soldier. Housing Policies. Major cities like Manila continue to be filled with housing that are either lacking or are poorly designed. To complement any developments, housing zones will be enacted.

What are the strategies of the ltrfb in the Philippines?

LEN BAUTISTA, chairperson, LTRFB: 1) Go after tax evaders especially the big fish; 2) Cut down CDF to 50 percent; 3) Put a strong program on water conservation; 4) Set up job placement offices in the barangay level; 5) Eliminate crime (drugs, kidnapping, smuggling) syndicates.

How can we reduce our reliance on foreign powers?

This will also hopefully relieve our reliance on foreign powers like the United States. The poor will benefit as they can pursue an occupation as a soldier. Rather than doing nothing, they are given the opportunity to earn a living while needing no formal education to be a soldier. Housing Policies.