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The Philippine NGO Council on Population, Health and Welfare (PNGOC) is a registered nonprofit organization with a tax exempt donee status.
PNGOC was founded on June 24, 1987 by 17 Philippine NGOs with the objective of becoming the voice of population and development advocates within the NGO, government and funding circles and to respond to the growing demand for NGO services in population, reproductive and sexual health and development.
PNGOC has since responded to the growing demand for NGO services in population, reproductive and sexual health and development. It has become a leading advocate of the reproductive health care framework as espoused by the International Conference on Population and Development (ICPD) Programme of Action.
USAID: ROMP PROJECT
Quezon City Health Department (QCHD) takes a big step forward to counter the spread of HIV and STI infection among the MSM and generally its male population. It has been reported that the city is among the cities of the whole country that contributes the highest number of new HIV infections reported monthly to the National AIDS Registry through the National Epidemiology Center of the Department of Health (DOH-
ISEAN-
In 2010, to address the increased vulnerability of MSMs as well as Transgenders to HIV transmission especially in the context of South East Asia, the Insular Southeast Asian Network on MSM, TG, and HIV or ISEAN and the Humanist Institute for Co-
2011 Campaign for the RH Bill
PNGOC exerted its effort to campaign all over the country for support for the enactment of the RH Law. Multi-
DOH to anti-
RH groups: Rejoicing is premature – link DOH to anti-
RH groups: Rejoicing is premature – link RH law stopped indefinitely –
link NGO Council dismayed by SC extension of SQA vs RH Law –
link A hard look at abortion in the PH –
link SC sets sked on RH Law oral debates –
link PNoy signs law on mandatory health care –
link Philippines not a good place to be a mother –
link Advocates ask SC justices to uphold legality of RH law –
link WHO backs gov’t stand on RH –
link SC orders PNoy to answer RH petitions –
link Church brings RH issue to pulpit; Legarda, Hontiveros singled out –
link Edcel Lagman’s Private Hell –
link Hontiveros to Bacolod Diocese: I am pro-
reproductive health, and I am pro- life – link Life, death and contraception –
link Bacolod Diocese: No to these 6 Senate Bets –
link German bishops approve use of morning-
after pills for rape victims – link 8th petition against RH law arrives at SC –
link Jesuit thinkers warn ‘theological bullying’ driving away Catholics –
link In Tondo, Teenage Mothers See RH Law as a Blessing –
link Tagle to politicos: Good leaders listen –
link RH Law is evil –
link Pro-
RH lawmakers need to win in May – link Popcom: PH posts ‘jobless growth’ –
link Under the RH Law (RA 10354), the Catholic Must Choose –
link No TRO for RH Law –
link RH proponents asked to keep up vigilance to ensure funding –
link RH bill passes bicam –
link Bicameral conference committee approves RH bill –
link Bishop warns Roxas Church will make him pay in 2016 –
link How solons voted on final reading of RH bill –
link How the senators voted on the RH Bill –
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7th Asia-
Manila, Philippines, January 21-
Theme: Examining achievements, good practices and challenges: Towards a strategic positioning of SRHR for all
Philippine International Convention Center
CCP Complex, Roxas Boulevard, Manila Philippines
Website: http://www.7apcrshrmanila.org