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1 day ago · Share this Entry. (ZENIT News / Manila, 08.19.2024).-. A recent survey conducted by Oculum Research and Analytics has unveiled that nearly half of Filipinos remain opposed to legalizing divorce ...
5 days ago · Navigating divorce in the Philippines, even if the bill gets passed, will expectedly encounter challenges but in situations that women like Sheila, Maan and M face, it can mean so many things that are just as important in life—freedom, healing, closure, forgiveness, second chance, and a new future for them and their children.
4 days ago · advertisement. OCTA's latest "Tugon ng Masa" survey showed 57% of adult Filipinos do not support passing a law legalizing divorce in the country, up from 51% recorded in the previous survey conducted on the 3rd quarter of 2023. Meanwhile, 39% favor legalizing divorce, a slight decrease of 2% from the last survey, while 4% are undecided on the ...
2 days ago · BusinessMirror. August 18, 2024. 1 minute read. A new study released last week revealed that more Filipinos are against making divorce legal in the country. The survey by Oculum Research and ...
3 days ago · MANILA, Philippines — More Filipinos are not in favor of legalizing divorce, according to a recent survey conducted by the OCTA Research group. Results of the June 28 to July 1 survey released...
4 days ago · Share. MANILA – More than half of the Filipino adult population are not in favor of legalizing divorce in the Philippines, according to a recent survey by OCTA Research. The survey, done from June 26 to July 1, 2024, showed that 57 percent of adult Filipinos do not support passing a law to legalize divorce in the country.
5 days ago · Fifty-seven percent of adult Filipinos oppose legalizing divorce in the second quarter of 2024, up from 51 percent in the third quarter of 2023. Thirty-nine percent of respondents support legalizing divorce, a slight decrease of 2 percent from the previous survey.
