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SB 2237

Senate·13th Congress·Filed Mar 29, 2006

Women's Day (March 8)

An Act to Declare March Eight of Every Year as a Working Special Holiday to Be Known as Women's Day

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Authors · 2 Senators

Manny Villar
SenatorManuel "Manny" Villar Jr
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Manuel Villar
SenatorManuel Villar Jr
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Authors · 2 Senators

Manny Villar
SenatorManuel "Manny" Villar Jr
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Manuel Villar
SenatorManuel Villar Jr
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Subjects

Holiday: Womens Day (March 8)

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Senate record
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SBN-02237 · Sources: BetterGov Open Congress

SB 2237: Women's Day (March 8) · CivicSync PH

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HB 8294· Filed Mar 5, 2026
An Act to Make the National Women's Day a Non-Working Holiday, Thereby Amending Republic Act No. 6949 or "An Act to Declare March Eight of Every Year as a Working Holiday to Be Known as National Women's Day"
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