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Life and Works of Rizal

The justice system in the Philippines during Rizal's time was notoriously corrupt, with outcomes often determined by wealth, social status, and skin color rather than evidence. In contrast, the current Philippine justice system is a mixed legal system incorporating civil, common, Islamic, and customary law, with trials and procedures similar to the US system. There is no bias based on characteristics of the suspect. As a student, religion influences one's sense of self, purpose, morality and understanding of others. Religious intolerance, or discrimination based on beliefs, should be addressed through open communication, equality training, and understanding different perspectives. If accused without due process, a student's only recourse would be freedom of speech

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Life and Works of Rizal

The justice system in the Philippines during Rizal's time was notoriously corrupt, with outcomes often determined by wealth, social status, and skin color rather than evidence. In contrast, the current Philippine justice system is a mixed legal system incorporating civil, common, Islamic, and customary law, with trials and procedures similar to the US system. There is no bias based on characteristics of the suspect. As a student, religion influences one's sense of self, purpose, morality and understanding of others. Religious intolerance, or discrimination based on beliefs, should be addressed through open communication, equality training, and understanding different perspectives. If accused without due process, a student's only recourse would be freedom of speech

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III.

Application/Activity
Questions:
1. Explain the difference between the justice system of the Philippines during the time of
Rizal and the present time.
 The courts of justice in the Philippines during Rizal's time were "notoriously
corrupt". Verily, they were courts of injustice. As far as blown Filipino's were
concerned. Justice was costly, partial and slow. Poor Filipino's had no access to
the courts, because thy could not afford the heavy expenses of litigation. Wealth,
social prestige, and color of the skin were preponderant factors in winning a case
in court, irrespective of the wealth of evidence, a rich man or a Spaniards, whose
skin was white, easily achieved victory in litigation. Whereas, justice system in
the Philippines is mixed legal system of civil, common Islamic and customary
law. The Formal system of trials appeals and prisons is similar to that of the
United States. There is no bias at all, because they matter for by sin of the
suspect.

2. As a student, how is religion affects you as a human being? And how will address
religious intolerance?
 Religion is one of the most powerful piece of the human experience. As a
student, Religion has a huge influenced in my life. Religion makes me feel better
about myself, makes me know more myself, makes me believe in something,
makes me live as a good person, makes me understood others. Religious
intolerance is intolerance of another's religious beliefs or practices and many
more. How will address intolerance ? Religious intolerance or religious
discrimination must address if we provide firm understanding of our own belief's.
Communicate and provide training in equality issues organizations equally
policies.

3. Father GOMEZ, BURGOS, and ZAMORA accused without due process of law
regarding the crime treason, as a student, how will you fight your rights if the Royal
Audencia or Supreme Court is not in favor with you even you are right?
 As a student, the only way I could do to fight my rights is Freedom of Speech. It
is not bad to tell the truth, if they aren't in my favor at least I said everything I
want to say. Even though I'm the right one, no matter what I gave proof, If they
aren't in my favor, I can do nothing because they are the ones who can make
decision, they are the Supreme Court.
IV. ASSESSMENT
Question: Reflect on the importance of a person’s context and his/her awareness of the
various problems in society. What are the different problems in your community today?
How do these problems affect your daily life? How can these problems be addressed by
an ordinary student or a citizen? Write your point of view for this activity on a yellow pad
paper. (15 pts. each)
- Our Society is transforming rapidly, and in this growing and changing Era, we
must need Global Awareness issues. This modern generation is facing many issued,
especially in this year and the next next years. In the past five months, we had a
pandemic which we call it Covid 19. We thought it didn't last long, but until now there's
still and the worse is that, the number of cases are Stoll increasing. And this require us
to focus. First, this pandemic, it affect our daily life. In a way that many people have lost
their jobs and because of that, the rate of poverty in our country increased. Second,
Poor signal and slow learner. Since the online class has begun there are many student
who stop their studies. Others don't have money to buy gadgets. Others must prefer you
buy food rather than load. The others have difficulty in understanding the lessons. In
order to cope up those problems, we need to understand the situation of each other. We
have to deal with what we are in now. We need great patience to overcome this
problem. We need to educate/study in our own. We need to face the new normal.

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