This document discusses issues and problems with enforcing the Anti-Violence Against Women and Their Children Act of 2004 in the Philippines. It provides an overview of laws regarding violence against women before and after the 1987 Constitution. It then examines key features of the Anti-VAWC Act, including protection orders, addressing both criminal and civil proceedings, and support services for victims. The document also analyzes constitutional challenges to the Act, such as claims that it violates equal protection, due process, and the policy of strengthening families. Finally, it discusses problems enforcing the Act and recommendations from experts to address issues like specialized courts, public awareness, and support/assistance for victims.