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- Okay, class, for our discussion today, who amongst all of you has heard about the Bill of Rights that is found in Article III of the 1987 Philippine Constitution?
- Ma'am me!!
- I really like the one that mentions the Freedom of Expression
- I also appreciate that one. No law may be passed that restricts people's freedom of speech, of expression, of the press, or their ability to peacefully assemble and petition the government for redress of grievances, according to Section 4.
- I value this right as a student journalist as well. When I speak out, this shields me from oppression. Additionally, it is a means of defending our nation's democracy.
- I completely agree. You must be referring to the freedom from censorship, in my opinion. The right to criticize the government should not be taken away from a Filipino citizen. This should only be applied to viewpoints that are relevant to the general public, not to you criticizing someone else..
- It is something that you are all very familiar with. Have you considered our duties as well, given this right?
- Of course! One should refrain from making statements that are pure lies in order to prevent abuse of this right.
- Additionally, we are not permitted to hold demonstrations that only serve to incite harassment and violence.
- Indeed, it's a wonderful right! I wish more people were aware of this. I have to tell our school newspaper about this.
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