SB 2576

Senate·14th Congress·Filed Aug 28, 2008

Anti-Mail Order Bride Law

An Act Protecting Filipino Women Against Unscrupulous Individuals Operating in the Internet Who Are Engaged in Match-Making Activities and Other Various Schemes, Purposely for Marriage to Foreign Nationals, Amending for This Purpose Republic Act No. 6955, Otherwise Known as the Anti-Mail Order Bride Law

Authors · 2 Senators

Subjects

WomenMail-Order Bride (R.A.No. 6955)Internet Publications/Internet Media

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SBN-02576 · Sources: BetterGov Open Congress