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RA 9710 (The Magna Carta of Women) Section 16

Nondiscriminatory and Nonderogatory Portrayal of Women in Media and Film.

Section 16

SEC. 16. Nondiscriminatory and Nonderogatory Portrayal of Women in Media and Film. — The State shall formulate policies and programs for the advancement of women in collaboration with government and nongovernment media-related organizations. It shall likewise endeavor to raise the consciousness of the general public in recognizing the dignity of women and the role and, contribution of women in the family, community, and the society through the strategic use of mass media. For this purpose, the State shall ensure allocation of space, airtime, and resources strengthen programming, production, and image-making that appropriately present women's needs, issues, and concerns in all forms of media, communication, information dissemination, and advertising. The State, in cooperation with all schools of journalism, information, and communication, as well as the national media federations, and associations, shall require all media organizations and corporations to' integrate into their human resource development components regular training on gender equality and gender-based discrimination, create and use gender equality guidelines in all aspects of management, training, production, information, dissemination, communication, and programming; and convene a gender equality committee that, will promote gender mainstreaming as a framework and affirmative action as a strategy, and monitor and evaluate the implementation of gender equality guidelines.

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CitationRA 9710 (The Magna Carta of Women) Section 16 (LawPlayer, data as of July 4, 2026)

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