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This document summarizes a student research study on Filipino students' opinions regarding the Reproductive Health Bill (RH Bill). The study aims to understand students' level of support or opposition to the bill and gauge their awareness of its potential advantages and disadvantages. Survey results are presented showing that most students support the RH Bill and believe it will help control the country's population growth, although some remain neutral or opposed to it. The document provides context on the long-running debate around the bill and how the government and Church have clashed over its potential passage.

STUDENTS’ OPINIONS
ON RH BILL
GONZALEZ, OCATAVIANO, OLARTE

CHAPTER 1: THE PROS AND
CON OF THE RH BILL

INTRODUCTION
 The passing of the RH Bill is arguably one of
the most known recent issue in the country.
 The government and the Church’s opinions
clash
 Philippines is a Catholic country
 Many oppose the bill, but the booming
population says that the government need to
make some changes and adjustment in terms
of family planning.

BACKGROUND OF THE
STUDY
 Many politicians support the RH Bill.
 They try to impose the bill for the past few
years
 The passing of the bill is being debated over
the past few years, knowing that Philippines is
a Catholic country.
 The Church says that the passing of the bill
will “kill many innocent lives”
 The government says that it will help more in
reducing population growth than natural
methods.

OBJECTIVES OF THE STUDY
 The objective of the study is to :
 Make people aware about the RH Bill and about
its advantages and disadvantages.
 To show the population of those who support and
oppose the passing of the bill.

SIGNIFICANCE OF THE
STUDY
 With this study, people would become aware
with what is happening around them. People
would know about other’s comments and
views toward the RH Bill. It is important that
people would understand and know more
about the RH Bill because the future of the
country and its people will be affected by the
passing of the bill.

SCOPE AND LIMITATION
 SCOPE
 Thestudy covers the students’ opinion about the
passing of the RH Bill.
 LIMITATION
 The study will focus more about the young people
or the students’ opinions about the passing of the
bill.

RESEARCH
 We researched about our topic’s
background, which is the RH Bill.
 We researched what it is about through the
internet, reading articles, and by asking other
people’s opinions and views about the topic.
 We gathered all our research, explored on the
different sides of the RH Bill, for further
information about it.

SAMPLING METHOD
 Survey
 Samples must be gathered from any student in
any of the departments of the University.
 At least 53 respondents should answer the
survey
 Half of the respondents are females and the
other half are males

 What is your stand in the issue of passing the
RH Bill?
___ I support RH Bill
___ I am against RH Bill
___ Neutral

SURVEY RESULTS

14
12
10
8 undecided
anti
6
pro
4
2
0
ab education cfad eccle eng'g

 What do you think will be the effect of the RH
Bill here in the Philippines?
 Inthis question, the common answers of the
respondents is it will control the country’s
population inflation.

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Stat powerpoint (gonzalez, octaviano, olarte)

1. STUDENTS’ OPINIONS ON RH BILL GONZALEZ, OCATAVIANO, OLARTE

2. CHAPTER 1: THE PROS AND CON OF THE RH BILL

3. INTRODUCTION  The passing of the RH Bill is arguably one of the most known recent issue in the country.  The government and the Church’s opinions clash  Philippines is a Catholic country  Many oppose the bill, but the booming population says that the government need to make some changes and adjustment in terms of family planning.

4. BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY  Many politicians support the RH Bill.  They try to impose the bill for the past few years  The passing of the bill is being debated over the past few years, knowing that Philippines is a Catholic country.  The Church says that the passing of the bill will “kill many innocent lives”  The government says that it will help more in reducing population growth than natural methods.

5. OBJECTIVES OF THE STUDY  The objective of the study is to :  Make people aware about the RH Bill and about its advantages and disadvantages.  To show the population of those who support and oppose the passing of the bill.

6. SIGNIFICANCE OF THE STUDY  With this study, people would become aware with what is happening around them. People would know about other’s comments and views toward the RH Bill. It is important that people would understand and know more about the RH Bill because the future of the country and its people will be affected by the passing of the bill.

7. SCOPE AND LIMITATION  SCOPE  Thestudy covers the students’ opinion about the passing of the RH Bill.  LIMITATION  The study will focus more about the young people or the students’ opinions about the passing of the bill.

8. CHAPTER 3: METHODOLOGY

9. RESEARCH  We researched about our topic’s background, which is the RH Bill.  We researched what it is about through the internet, reading articles, and by asking other people’s opinions and views about the topic.  We gathered all our research, explored on the different sides of the RH Bill, for further information about it.

10. SAMPLING METHOD  Survey  Samples must be gathered from any student in any of the departments of the University.  At least 53 respondents should answer the survey  Half of the respondents are females and the other half are males

11. CHAPTER 4: Results and discussions

12.  What is your stand in the issue of passing the RH Bill? ___ I support RH Bill ___ I am against RH Bill ___ Neutral

13. SURVEY RESULTS 14 12 10 8 undecided anti 6 pro 4 2 0 ab education cfad eccle eng'g

14.  What do you think will be the effect of the RH Bill here in the Philippines?  Inthis question, the common answers of the respondents is it will control the country’s population inflation.

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