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Thursday, September 17, 2026

Legal scholar urges review of legitimacy rules in Philippine family law

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MANILA, Philippines — Philippine family law should look beyond traditional labels of legitimacy and give greater weight to the actual circumstances and best interests of children, a legal scholar and human rights advocate said. Ateneo de Manila University professor Atty. Amparita

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