Volume 1, Issue 1
2016
Where do all these proposals to rectify national and global justice lead us? They lead us to the true notion of solidarity, which is appreciated in the parlance of what is legally controlling and commendable. Genuine solidarity is *”unity of independent, spiritual, and individual single persons ‘in’ an independent, spiritual, and individual collective person.”*¹ In genuine solidarity, every finite person is at the same time a member of a global person seeking for justice. In genuine solidarity, everyone is responsible for oneself through legal measure and moral demands. What makes it possible is the mutual reprocity and reciprocal valueness of all moral and social acts through justifiable enforcement. Needless to say, solidarity presupposes justice and genuine solidarity in the societal realm assumes a human face.
Contents
7 articles| # | Contents | Authors | Pages | Links |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 01 | History of the Judicial System of the Philippines | Atty. Rafael M. Iriarte, PhD. | 1–9 | |
| 02 | Human Rights vs. Extrajudicial Killings | Atty. Rafael M. Iriarte, PhD. | 10–12 | |
| 03 | Revisiting the Moral Dimension of Civil and Ecclesial Marriage in the American – Philippine Perspectives and Understanding the Effect of Same Sex Marriages to Civil and Ecclesial Dichotomy | Sonny S. Lukban, A.B. | 13–31 | |
| 04 | Human Rights: A Balance of Liberty and Duty | Frances Luz L. Borja, A.B. | 32–34 | |
| 05 | What is the Essence of Human Rights? | Faith R. Sevilla | 35–39 | |
| 06 | Third Generation of Rights: Lament of the Contemporary Society | Eutiquio A. Pernis, EdD.,PhD. | 40–43 | |
| 07 | Philippine Economy: Moving Forward | Reynaldo B. Garnace, D.A. | 44–51 |