The document outlines 27 sections of the Philippine constitution related to principles and state policies. It covers topics such as an independent foreign policy, non-nuclear weapons, social justice, human rights, family values, gender equality, health, education, labor rights, economic independence, land reform, indigenous groups, local autonomy, and honest public service. The constitution aims to establish a just, dynamic and independent social and economic order that respects human dignity and promotes the welfare of all Filipinos.

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PRINCIPLES AND STATE POLICIES
Article 2 Sec 7-28
Sec 7: Independent foreign policy, relations with some other states.
Sec 8: Free from nuclear weapons, the Philippines is consistent with the national interest
Sec 9: Just and Dynamic social order to ensure prosperity and the quality of life
Sec 10: Promotion of Social Justice
Sec 11: Respect for Human Dignity and Human Rights
Sec 12 and Sec. 13: Family and Youth
Sec 14: Fundamental equality of men and women
Sec 15 and Sec 16: Promotion of health and ecology
Sec 17: Priority to education, science, technology etc.
Sec 18: Protection to Labor
Sec 19 and Sec 20: Self-reliant and independent economic order
Sec 21: Land Reform, rural development and agrarian reform
Sec 22: Indigenous cultural communities
Sec 23: Independent people’s organization
Sec 24: Communication and information in nation building.
Sec 25: Autonomy of Local Governments
Sec 26: Equal access of opportunities for public service
Sec 27 and Sec. 28: Honest public service and full public disclosure