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Filipino women with higher levels of education, those who were cohabiting without ever marrying in their first union, and those who were raised in urban settings have higher risks of experiencing union dissolution than their counterparts.
15 Μαρ 2024 · This comprehensive overview of the legal considerations surrounding divorce in the Philippines highlights the current legal framework, the distinctions between annulment and legal separation, and the potential implications of introducing divorce legislation.
The topic of divorce will be the focus of critical evaluation, particularly of reasons as to why Filipinos reject the idea of divorce in the legislation and why divorce is necessary in the Philippine society.
10 Ιουλ 2017 · On the likely causes of the rise of divorce and separation in the Philippines. The increase in union dissolution has been accompanied by a parallel increase in the proportion of Filipinos who live together with their partner without marrying.
27 Οκτ 2015 · It has to some extent been influenced by the changing character of union formation in the country, the prevailing legal system, a growing acceptance of divorce, increasing education for women, and increasing urbanization.
29 Ιαν 2024 · As sociopolitical and judicial determinants of mental wellbeing and gender inequities, these regressive laws frequently trap Filipino women in deleterious marriages, possibly exposing them to abuse. We believe it is imperative to prioritise the fundamental right to autonomy in interpersonal relationships.
13 Φεβ 2020 · It is the only country in world, bar the Vatican City, to outlaw divorce (except for Muslims). The only way of ending a marriage, short of dying, is to have it annulled, but that can be done only...
