The Second Quarter 2018 Social Weather Survey, conducted from June 27-30, 2018, found that four out of five adult Filipinos repudiate the government’s policy of doing nothing about China’s intrusion in the West Philippine Sea.
The June 2018 survey asked, “Is [activity] RIGHT or NOT RIGHT for the Philippine government to do in resolving the conflict between the Philippines and China about the West Philippine Sea?” Five specific activities were tested.
To this, 81% said it is not right to leave China alone with its infrastructures and military presence in the claimed territories [Chart 1].
At the same time, 80% said it is right for the government to strengthen the military capability of the Philippines, especially the Navy.
Seventy-four percent said it is right for the government to bring the issue to international organizations, like the United Nations or Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN), for a diplomatic and peaceful negotiation with China about the claimed territories.
Seventy-three percent said it is alright to have direct, bilateral negotiations between the Philippines and China to discuss the resolution of the issue of the claimed territories.
Sixty-eight percent said the government should ask other countries to mediate the issue of the claimed territories.
81% say it is not right to do nothing about China’s intrusion in claimed territories
80% want the military, particularly the Navy, to be strengthened
74% want to bring the issue to international organizations for diplomatic negotiations
73% say it is alright for PH and China to have direct, bilateral negotiations
68% say the government should ask other countries to mediate
Net trust in China falls to “Bad” -35
https://www.sws.org.ph/swsmain/artcldisppage/?artcsyscode=ART-20180714202446&mc_cid=ed998182eb&mc_eid=6280559e78
The South China Sea West Philippine Sea DisputeBerean Guide
Our Stake in the West Philippine Sea
A Talk By Justice Antonio Carpio
Hosted by Pimentel Institute for Leadership and Governance
April 25,2016 Club Filipino
This Market Study was carried out during my internship training period at Wallace Pharmaceuticals, India, Pvt. Ltd.
it is a presentation proposal to the company in view of making future investment in the Philippine Pharmaceutical Market.
The Philippines pharmaceutical market is a complex institution owing to its expensive medical care, monopolistic competition, and lack of government controlled drug pricing, all within a country that has high levels of poverty.
The research study delves further into the pharmaceutical market, methods of investment and the advantages of investment in the said market.
N.B: This presentation is based solely on secondary internet research. Though 100% accurate and cited, some information (figures) are dated due to lack of current and up to date information availability on the internet.
The study is accompanied by a slideshow presentation.
The Philippines' Pharmaceutical Market: A Secondary Research StudyNadia Dias
This Market Study was carried out during my internship training period at Wallace Pharmaceuticals, India, Pvt. Ltd.
it is a presentation proposal to the company in view of making future investment in the Philippine Pharmaceutical Market.
The Philippines pharmaceutical market is a complex institution owing to its expensive medical care, monopolistic competition, and lack of government controlled drug pricing, all within a country that has high levels of poverty.
The research study delves further into the pharmaceutical market, methods of investment and the advantages of investment in the said market.
N.B: This presentation is based solely on secondary internet research. Though 100% accurate and cited, some information (figures) are dated due to lack of current and up to date information availability on the internet.
The study is accompanied by a slideshow presentation.
For more details on our products and services, please feel free to visit us at where to invest in philippines, properties in philippines, real estate philippines, real estate in the philippines
For more details :- http://www.investinginthephilippines.com/
Remarks on the 50th Anniversary of the Vienna Convention on the Law of Treati...Sam Rodriguez Galope
Keynote Speech on the 50th Anniversary of the Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties Department of Foreign Affairs 26 November 2019 Justice Antonio T. Carpio (Ret.) Acting Secretary Enrique Manalo, Undersecretary Eduardo Malaya, Atty. Igor Bailen, other officials and employees of the Department of Foreign Affairs, distinguished guests, friends, a pleasant afternoon to everyone. Thank you for inviting me here this afternoon to join you in celebrating the Golden Anniversary of the Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties. As you know, the most important source of international law are treaties. Treaties regulate relations between and among states. Treaties constitute the law between and among treaty states. Treaties must be observed faithfully between and among treaty states as expressed in the maxim pacta sunt servanda. Harmonious relations between and among treaty states can be maintained only if states uniformly apply and interpret treaties that regulate their relations. Treaties cannot operate to regulate relations and conduct of states if treaty states have different interpretations of treaties to which they are parties. There can be no effective dispute settlement between and among treaty states without uniform and universally accepted rules of treaty interpretation.
Similar to Second Quarter 2018 Social Weather Survey: 4 out of 5 Pinoys repudiate government’s policy of allowing Chinese intrusion in the West Philippine Sea
The South China Sea West Philippine Sea DisputeBerean Guide
Our Stake in the West Philippine Sea
A Talk By Justice Antonio Carpio
Hosted by Pimentel Institute for Leadership and Governance
April 25,2016 Club Filipino
This Market Study was carried out during my internship training period at Wallace Pharmaceuticals, India, Pvt. Ltd.
it is a presentation proposal to the company in view of making future investment in the Philippine Pharmaceutical Market.
The Philippines pharmaceutical market is a complex institution owing to its expensive medical care, monopolistic competition, and lack of government controlled drug pricing, all within a country that has high levels of poverty.
The research study delves further into the pharmaceutical market, methods of investment and the advantages of investment in the said market.
N.B: This presentation is based solely on secondary internet research. Though 100% accurate and cited, some information (figures) are dated due to lack of current and up to date information availability on the internet.
The study is accompanied by a slideshow presentation.
The Philippines' Pharmaceutical Market: A Secondary Research StudyNadia Dias
This Market Study was carried out during my internship training period at Wallace Pharmaceuticals, India, Pvt. Ltd.
it is a presentation proposal to the company in view of making future investment in the Philippine Pharmaceutical Market.
The Philippines pharmaceutical market is a complex institution owing to its expensive medical care, monopolistic competition, and lack of government controlled drug pricing, all within a country that has high levels of poverty.
The research study delves further into the pharmaceutical market, methods of investment and the advantages of investment in the said market.
N.B: This presentation is based solely on secondary internet research. Though 100% accurate and cited, some information (figures) are dated due to lack of current and up to date information availability on the internet.
The study is accompanied by a slideshow presentation.
For more details on our products and services, please feel free to visit us at where to invest in philippines, properties in philippines, real estate philippines, real estate in the philippines
For more details :- http://www.investinginthephilippines.com/
PinoyWatchDog Joel Bander Law Charitable groups mobilizekatrynlopez
PinoyWatchDog Joel Bander Law Charitable groups mobilize
Similar to Second Quarter 2018 Social Weather Survey: 4 out of 5 Pinoys repudiate government’s policy of allowing Chinese intrusion in the West Philippine Sea (20)
Remarks on the 50th Anniversary of the Vienna Convention on the Law of Treati...Sam Rodriguez Galope
Keynote Speech on the 50th Anniversary of the Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties Department of Foreign Affairs 26 November 2019 Justice Antonio T. Carpio (Ret.) Acting Secretary Enrique Manalo, Undersecretary Eduardo Malaya, Atty. Igor Bailen, other officials and employees of the Department of Foreign Affairs, distinguished guests, friends, a pleasant afternoon to everyone. Thank you for inviting me here this afternoon to join you in celebrating the Golden Anniversary of the Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties. As you know, the most important source of international law are treaties. Treaties regulate relations between and among states. Treaties constitute the law between and among treaty states. Treaties must be observed faithfully between and among treaty states as expressed in the maxim pacta sunt servanda. Harmonious relations between and among treaty states can be maintained only if states uniformly apply and interpret treaties that regulate their relations. Treaties cannot operate to regulate relations and conduct of states if treaty states have different interpretations of treaties to which they are parties. There can be no effective dispute settlement between and among treaty states without uniform and universally accepted rules of treaty interpretation.
Follow the Rule of Law, But Aspire for the Rule of Justice Ateneo Law School ...Sam Rodriguez Galope
Follow the Rule of Law, But Aspire for the Rule of Justice
Ateneo Law School Commencement Speech
Ateneo de Manila University, July 14, 2019
Justice Antonio T. Carpio
.
"Is war really the only way of enforcing the arbitral Award? The answer is, of course, a resounding no. Waging war to enforce the arbitral Award is against the rule of law, both under domestic law and international law. Under the Constitution, the Philippines has renounced war as an instrument of national policy. Our Constitution prohibits the government from going to war to enforce the arbitral Award. Under the United Nations Charter, war has been outlawed as a means of settling disputes between states.
.
"Any war of aggression can even subject the leaders of the aggressor state to prosecution for a crime against humanity, even if the aggressor state is not a member of the Rome Statute, as when the act of aggression is referred to the International Criminal Court by the Security Council. In short, it is against the rule of law to go to war to enforce the arbitral Award.
.
"Is there a way to enforce the arbitral Award using the rule of law in the absence of an enforcement mechanism under UNCLOS? This, in essence, is the question that President Rodrigo Duterte publicly asked me last June 24, 2019. Let me quote the Philippine Star news report on that day: “Xi Jinping (said) there will be trouble. So answer me, Justice,” Duterte said, referring to Carpio, “give me the formula and I’ll do it.”
.
"In short, President Duterte asked me before the entire Filipino people - show me the formula to enforce the arbitral Award without going to war with China and I will do it.
.
"My response is yes, Mr. President, there is a formula – and not only one but many ways of enforcing the arbitral Award without going to war with China, using only the rule of law. Let me mention a few of these, and I hope the President will implement them as he had promised."
.
~Justice Antonio T. Carpio
Remarks on 2nd Anniversary of the Arbitral Ruling on South China Sea Dispute ...Sam Rodriguez Galope
The July 12, 2016 Award of the Arbitral Tribunal was a
landmark ruling for three reasons. First, the Arbitral
Tribunal ruled that China’s so-called historic nine-dashed
line cannot serve as legal basis to claim any part of the
waters or resources of the South China Sea. China, like all
other coastal states in the South China Sea, cannot claim
maritime zones beyond what UNCLOS allows, that is, not
exceeding 350 NM from the coastline. The result is that
about 25 percent of the South China Sea are high seas, and
all around the high seas are the exclusive economic zones
of the adjacent coastal states. Of course, in the high seas
and exclusive economic zones there is freedom of
navigation and freedom of overflight as recognized under
customary international law and UNCLOS.
Ideas that Divide the Nation
Address to the 2018 Graduates on Recognition Day
National College of Public Administration & Governance
University of the Philippines, 22 June 2018
Our nation today is facing radical proposals to change its historic identity, its grant of regional autonomy, and its foreign policy. Because these proposals are radical and divisive, they require the deepest examination from all sectors of our society - from lawyers, public administrators, historians, political experts, businessmen, scientists, farmers, NGOs, and all other sectors in our society. I call these proposals Ideas that Divide the Nation.
We should be wary of new concepts imported from foreign shores and alien to our history as a people, which could Divide the Nation and even lead to the dismemberment of the Philippine state. Let me point out a few examples of these divisive ideas that have been introduced into our national discourse.
Japanese Translation: The South China Sea Dispute: Philippine Sovereign Right...Sam Rodriguez Galope
On 29 October 2011, Senior Associate Justice Antonio T. Carpio delivered a speech before the Ateneo de Davao University College of Law on its 50th Founding Anniversary. Entitled e Rule of Law as the Great Equalizer, the speech signaled the beginning of his advocacy to protect the maritime entitlements of the Philippines in the West Philippine Sea as conferred by international law. In that speech, Justice Carpio declared:
This battle to defend our EEZ from China, the superpower in our region, is the 21st century equivalent of the battles that our forebears waged against Western and Eastern colonizers from the 16th to the 20th century. e best and the brightest of our forebears fought the Western and Eastern colonizers, and even sacri ced their lives, to make the Philippines free. In this modern- day battle, the best and the brightest legal warriors in our country today must stand up and fight to free the EEZ of the Philippines from foreign encroachment. In this historic battle to secure our EEZ, we must rely on the most powerful weapon invented by man in the settlement of disputes among states – a weapon that can immobilize armies, neutralize aircraft carriers, render irrelevant nuclear bombs, and level the battle eld between small nations and superpowers.
That weapon – the great equalizer – is the Rule of Law. Under the Rule of Law, right prevails over might.
This eBook is a collation of Justice Carpio’s lectures and speeches on the South China Sea dispute and the historic arbitral award rendered in favor of the Philippines. Totaling more than 140 lectures and speeches and spanning a period of more than five years, or from October 2011 to March 2017, these presentations were made in various fora, both in the Philippines and abroad. An earlier collation of his lectures and speeches was published in Antonio T. Carpio, Historical Facts, Historical Lies, and Historical Rights in the West Philippine Sea, 88 Phil. L.J. 389 (2014).
is ebook is interactive — if you click on a map or photo, or on the underlined name of the source of a photo or illustration, it will bring you to its online source.
Acceptance of Ruling is Material -- Statement of Justice Antonio T. CarpioSam Rodriguez Galope
Why China’s Acceptance of the Ruling Is Material
Statement of Justice Antonio T. Carpio
China is legally bound by the tribunal’s ruling, whether China likes it or not. That is the compulsory nature of international law. But China can decide to go rogue and refuse to accept and implement the ruling.
This is what China has done – refusing to vacate Mischief Reef which the tribunal ruled is submerged at high-tide and forms part of the Philippine EEZ. The tribunal ruled that only the Philippines can exploit or erect a structure in Mischief Reef.
In international law, where there is no world policeman to enforce a legally binding ruling, acceptance and implementation of the ruling by the losing State is obviously material. More so if the losing State is a military power, and the winning State is not.
Remarks before the 2017 U.P. Alumni Homecoming Never Give Up Honor, Soverei...Sam Rodriguez Galope
A pleasant afternoon to everyone.
On behalf of this year’s alumni awardees, I wish to thank the Board of Directors of the University of the Philippines Alumni Association headed by its President, Atty. Ramon Maronilla, for this signal award conferred on us. I am sure I speak for the all of the awardees here tonight that we are truly honored and humbled by this recognition. We will certainly treasure this award.
This year’s theme of the Alumni Homecoming is “Itanghal ang Dangal” - Show Honor. Honor is of course the first half of the U.P. Motto – “Honor and Excellence.”
The emphasis on showing honor correctly points out that honor comes before excellence, that there must be honor above all, even as there must be excellence in all that we do.
STATEMENT OF JUSTICE ANTONIO T. CARPIO ON CHINA’S THREAT TO GO TO WAR WITH TH...Sam Rodriguez Galope
The United Nations Charter outlaws the use or threat of force to settle disputes between states. In the West Philippine Sea dispute, an arbitral tribunal created under the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS), to which China is a party, has already ruled with finality that the Reed Bank is within the Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ) of the Philippines and only the Philippines can exploit the natural resources within Philippine EEZ.
The threat of China to go to war against the Philippines if the Philippines extracts oil and gas in the Reed Bank, or in any area within Philippine EEZ in the West Philippine Sea, is a gross violation of the United Nations Charter, UNCLOS, and the Treaty of Amity and Cooperation in Southeast Asia to which China and the Philippines are parties. As a nation that under its Constitution has renounced war as an instrument of national policy, the Philippines’ recourse is to bring China’s threat of war to another UNCLOS arbitral tribunal, to secure an order directing China to comply with the ruling of the UNCLOS arbitral tribunal that declared the Reed Bank part of Philippine EEZ. The Philippines can also ask for damages for every day of delay that the Philippines is prevented by China from exploiting Philippine EEZ.
NATURE, ORIGIN AND DEVELOPMENT OF INTERNATIONAL LAW.pptxanvithaav
These slides helps the student of international law to understand what is the nature of international law? and how international law was originated and developed?.
The slides was well structured along with the highlighted points for better understanding .
Introducing New Government Regulation on Toll Road.pdfAHRP Law Firm
For nearly two decades, Government Regulation Number 15 of 2005 on Toll Roads ("GR No. 15/2005") has served as the cornerstone of toll road legislation. However, with the emergence of various new developments and legal requirements, the Government has enacted Government Regulation Number 23 of 2024 on Toll Roads to replace GR No. 15/2005. This new regulation introduces several provisions impacting toll business entities and toll road users. Find out more out insights about this topic in our Legal Brief publication.
In 2020, the Ministry of Home Affairs established a committee led by Prof. (Dr.) Ranbir Singh, former Vice Chancellor of National Law University (NLU), Delhi. This committee was tasked with reviewing the three codes of criminal law. The primary objective of the committee was to propose comprehensive reforms to the country’s criminal laws in a manner that is both principled and effective.
The committee’s focus was on ensuring the safety and security of individuals, communities, and the nation as a whole. Throughout its deliberations, the committee aimed to uphold constitutional values such as justice, dignity, and the intrinsic value of each individual. Their goal was to recommend amendments to the criminal laws that align with these values and priorities.
Subsequently, in February, the committee successfully submitted its recommendations regarding amendments to the criminal law. These recommendations are intended to serve as a foundation for enhancing the current legal framework, promoting safety and security, and upholding the constitutional principles of justice, dignity, and the inherent worth of every individual.
Responsibilities of the office bearers while registering multi-state cooperat...Finlaw Consultancy Pvt Ltd
Introduction-
The process of register multi-state cooperative society in India is governed by the Multi-State Co-operative Societies Act, 2002. This process requires the office bearers to undertake several crucial responsibilities to ensure compliance with legal and regulatory frameworks. The key office bearers typically include the President, Secretary, and Treasurer, along with other elected members of the managing committee. Their responsibilities encompass administrative, legal, and financial duties essential for the successful registration and operation of the society.
DNA Testing in Civil and Criminal Matters.pptxpatrons legal
Get insights into DNA testing and its application in civil and criminal matters. Find out how it contributes to fair and accurate legal proceedings. For more information: https://www.patronslegal.com/criminal-litigation.html
ASHWINI KUMAR UPADHYAY v/s Union of India.pptxshweeta209
transfer of the P.I.L filed by lawyer Ashwini Kumar Upadhyay in Delhi High Court to Supreme Court.
on the issue of UNIFORM MARRIAGE AGE of men and women.
Military Commissions details LtCol Thomas Jasper as Detailed Defense CounselThomas (Tom) Jasper
Military Commissions Trial Judiciary, Guantanamo Bay, Cuba. Notice of the Chief Defense Counsel's detailing of LtCol Thomas F. Jasper, Jr. USMC, as Detailed Defense Counsel for Abd Al Hadi Al-Iraqi on 6 August 2014 in the case of United States v. Hadi al Iraqi (10026)
A "File Trademark" is a legal term referring to the registration of a unique symbol, logo, or name used to identify and distinguish products or services. This process provides legal protection, granting exclusive rights to the trademark owner, and helps prevent unauthorized use by competitors.
Visit Now: https://www.tumblr.com/trademark-quick/751620857551634432/ensure-legal-protection-file-your-trademark-with?source=share
Car Accident Injury Do I Have a Case....Knowyourright
Every year, thousands of Minnesotans are injured in car accidents. These injuries can be severe – even life-changing. Under Minnesota law, you can pursue compensation through a personal injury lawsuit.
Second Quarter 2018 Social Weather Survey: 4 out of 5 Pinoys repudiate government’s policy of allowing Chinese intrusion in the West Philippine Sea
1. 2nd Quarter 2018 Social Weather Survey
SWS SPECIAL REPORT
14 July 2018, page 1 of 10
52 Malingap St., Sikatuna Village, Quezon City
Website: www.sws.org.ph
Tel: 924-4456, 924-4465
Fax: 920-2181
pr20180714 - Opinion on West PH Sea issues Part 1 (special report_FINAL_REV).doc
Second Quarter 2018 Social Weather Survey:
4 out of 5 Pinoys repudiate government’s policy of allowing
Chinese intrusion in the West Philippine Sea
81% say it is not right to do nothing about China’s intrusion in claimed territories
80% want the military, particularly the Navy, to be strengthened
74% want to bring the issue to international organizations for diplomatic negotiations
73% say it is alright for PH and China to have direct, bilateral negotiations
68% say the government should ask other countries to mediate
Net trust in China falls to “Bad” -35
Social Weather Stations
The Second Quarter 2018 Social Weather Survey, conducted from June 27-30, 2018, found
that four out of five adult Filipinos repudiate the government’s policy of doing nothing about
China’s intrusion in the West Philippine Sea.
The June 2018 survey asked, “Is [activity] RIGHT or NOT RIGHT for the Philippine
government to do in resolving the conflict between the Philippines and China about the West
Philippine Sea?” Five specific activities were tested.
To this, 81% said it is not right to leave China alone with its infrastructures and military
presence in the claimed territories [Chart 1].
At the same time, 80% said it is right for the government to strengthen the military
capability of the Philippines, especially the Navy.
Seventy-four percent said it is right for the government to bring the issue to international
organizations, like the United Nations or Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN), for a
diplomatic and peaceful negotiation with China about the claimed territories.
Seventy-three percent said it is alright to have direct, bilateral negotiations between the
Philippines and China to discuss the resolution of the issue of the claimed territories.
Sixty-eight percent said the government should ask other countries to mediate the issue of
the claimed territories.
2. 2nd Quarter 2018 Social Weather Survey
SWS SPECIAL REPORT
14 July 2018, page 2 of 10
81% are aware of the West Philippine Sea conflict; among them, 43% have only a little, 40%
adequate, and 12% extensive knowledge about it
The June 2018 survey also found 81% aware of the West Philippine Sea conflict even
before the survey, while the remaining 19% learned about the issue only during the interview
[Chart 2].
Among those who were aware about the West Philippine Sea conflict before the interview,
12% had extensive knowledge, 40% had adequate knowledge, 43% had only a little knowledge, and
5% had very little knowledge about the matter.
Net trust in China falls to “Bad” -35
The June 2018 survey found 18% of adult Filipinos with much trust, 27% undecided, and
53% with little trust in China [Chart 3, Table 1].
This brings China’s net trust rating (% much trust minus % little trust, correctly rounded) to
a bad -35.
This is a 42-point decline, and one grade down, from the neutral +7 in March 2018. This is
the lowest since the bad -37 in April 2016.
The SWS terminology for Net Trust Ratings: +70 and above, "excellent"; +50 to +69, "very
good"; +30 to +49, "good"; +10 to +29, "moderate", +9 to -9, "neutral"; -10 to -29, "poor"; -30 to
-49, "bad"; -50 to -69, "very bad"; -70 and below, "execrable".
Higher distrust in China among those who know more about the West Philippine Sea conflict
China’s net trust rating was a bad -38 among those who were aware of the West Philippine
Sea conflict before the survey, compared to the poor -22 among those who learned about it only
during the interview [Chart 4].
Distrust in China also tended to be higher among those with more knowledge about the
West Philippine Sea conflict: net trust in China was at -41 among those with extensive knowledge,
and -42 among those with adequate knowledge, compared to -33 among those with only a little
knowledge, and -35 among those with very little knowledge.
High distrust in China regardless of public satisfaction with Pres. Duterte
The net trust rating of China was at bad levels regardless of people’s satisfaction with Pres.
Duterte: it was highest among those who were dissatisfied with the President, at -42, followed by
those who were undecided, at -39, and among those who were satisfied with him, at -32 [Chart 5].
3. 2nd Quarter 2018 Social Weather Survey
SWS SPECIAL REPORT
14 July 2018, page 3 of 10
Survey Background
The June 2018 Social Weather Survey was conducted from June 27-30, 2018 using face-to-
face interviews of 1,200 adults (18 years old and above) nationwide: 300 each in Metro Manila,
Balance Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao (sampling error margins of ±3% for national percentages,
and ±6% each for Metro Manila, Balance Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao).
The area estimates were weighted by Philippine Statistics Authority medium-population
projections for 2018 to obtain the national estimates.
The Social Weather Survey items on people’s opinion about the West Philippine Sea
conflict were non-commissioned. They were included on SWS's own initiative and released as a
public service.
Questionnaire
The exact survey questions are as follows:
Introduction (Filipino):
Ang West Philippine Sea ay nasa kanlurang bahagi ng Pilipinas. Kasama sa West
Philippine Sea ang Luzon Sea, at mga karagatang nakapaligid, nakapaloob at
nakapalibot sa Pangkat Islang Kalayaan o Kalayaan Group of Islands sa Palawan, at sa
Bajo De Masinloc, na tinatawag ding Scarborough Shoal, sa Zambales.
Ngunit ang mga ito ay agresibong inaangkin ng Tsina dahil ayon sa kanila, sila
ang may-ari ng lahat ng tubig, mga bato, at likas-yaman na napapaloob sa 9-na-guhit
(9-dash line) na sumasakop sa halos buong South China Sea, kasama na rito ang
karagatan ng Pilipinas sa West Philippine Sea.
Ang Pilipinas ay tutol sa pag-aangkin na ito ng Tsina, dahil ang nasabing West
Philippine Sea ay pagmamay-ari ng Pilipinas ayon sa ating Saligang Batas at ayon sa
batas internasyunal o United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS), kung
kaya’t noong 2013 ay nagsampa ng kaso ang Pilipinas laban sa China sa International
Arbitral Tribunal, ngunit hindi humarap ang China sa mga pagdinig ng kasong ito.
Noong 2016 ay nagdesisyon na ang International Arbitral Tribunal na pabor sa
Pilipinas, ngunit hanggang ngayon ay hindi pa din kinikilala at tinatanggap ng China
ang desisyon ng International Arbitral Tribunal. Ang China lamang ang tanging bansa
sa Asya na hindi kumikilala at tumatanggap sa desisyong ito.
4. 2nd Quarter 2018 Social Weather Survey
SWS SPECIAL REPORT
14 July 2018, page 4 of 10
Sa kabila ng maraming pagsisikap ng Pilipinas na maisaayos ang usaping ito,
patuloy pa rin ang Tsina sa kanyang agresibong pag-aangkin at ilegal na panghihimasok
sa mga isla sa West Philippine Sea. Kabilang sa mga agresibong kilos na ito ng Tsina
ang paghahadlang (harassment) sa mga Pilipinong mangingisda at mangangalakal na
makinabang sa yaman ng sariling karagatan, pagtatayo ng mga imprastraktura sa ilang
isla, at pananatili ng kanilang mga barko sa karagatang napapaloob sa West Philippine
Sea.
Introduction (English):
The West Philippine Sea is in the Western part of the Philippines. The West
Philippine Sea includes the Luzon Sea, as well as waters around, within and adjacent to
the Kalayaan Island Group (KIG) in Palawan, and Bajo de Masinloc, also known as
Scarborough Shoal, in Zambales.
However, these are being aggressively claimed by China because according to
them, they own all the waters, features, rocks, and natural resources within the 9-dash-
line that encompasses almost the entire South China Sea, including the Philippine waters
in the West Philippine Sea.
The Philippines is against these claims by China because the West Philippine Sea
belongs to the Philippines based on our Constitution and on international law, or the
United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS), that is why the Philippines
filed a case against China in the International Arbitral Tribunal in 2013, but China did
not attend the hearings of this case. In 2016, the International Arbitral Tribunal decided
in favor of the Philippines, but until now, China still does not recognize nor accept the
decision of the International Arbitral Tribunal. China is the only nation in Asia that does
not recognize nor accept this decision.
Despite the numerous efforts of the Philippines to resolve this issue, China
continues to aggressively claim and illegally intrude into the islands in the West
Philippine Sea. China’s aggressive actions include the harassment of Filipino fishermen
and traders and preventing them from benefitting from their own marine resources,
constructing infrastructures in some islands, and maintaining a presence of their ships in
the waters of the West Philippine Sea.
5. 2nd Quarter 2018 Social Weather Survey
SWS SPECIAL REPORT
14 July 2018, page 5 of 10
Q119. Dati na po ba ninyong alam ang pagtatalo ukol sa West Philippine Sea sa pagitan ng
Pilipinas at Tsina, o ngayon lamang ninyo ito narinig? (DATI NANG ALAM; NGAYON
LAMANG NARINIG) [Were you previously aware about the West Philippine Sea dispute
between the Philippines and China, or did you know about this only now? (PREVIOUSLY
AWARE; HEARD ABOUT IT ONLY NOW)]
Q120. IF PREVIOUSLY AWARE: Masasabi po ba ninyo na ang inyo pong nalalaman tungkol sa
pagtatalo ukol sa West Philippine Sea sa pagitan ng Pilipinas at Tsina ay… (MALAWAK;
SAPAT; KAUNTI LANG; NAPAKAKAUNTI)? [IF PREVIOUSLY AWARE: Would you say
that your knowledge about the West Philippine Sea dispute between the Philippines and
China is… (EXTENSIVE; ADEQUATE; ONLY A LITTLE; VERY LITTLE)?]
Q121-125. Ang mga sumusunod ay ilan sa mga maaaring gawin ng gobyerno ng Pilipinas upang
malutas ang pagtatalo nito at Tsina tungkol sa West Philippine Sea. Sa inyong palagay, ito
ba (shuffle cards) ay tama o hindi tama na pamamaraan na gawin ng gobyerno ng Pilipinas
upang malutas ang pagtatalo ng Pilipinas at Tsina tungkol sa West Philippne Sea? Pakisabi
ang sagot ninyo sa pamamagitan ng paglagay ng mga kard sa naaangkop na lugar sa
rating board na ito. (TAMA, HINDI TAMA) [The following are things that the Philippine
government can do in resolving the conflict between the Philippines and China about the
West Philippine Sea. In your opinion, is (SHUFFLE CARDS) RIGHT or NOT RIGHT for
the Philippine government to do in resolving the conflict between the Philippines and China
about the West Philippine Sea? You may indicate your answers by placing each card on the
appropriate box on this rating board. (RIGHT, NOT RIGHT)]
FOR EACH CARD (ACTIVITY): Ito ba… ay TAMA o HINDI TAMA na pamamaraan na
gawin ng gobyerno ng Pilipinas upang malutas ang pagtatalo ng Pilipinas at Tsina tungkol
sa West Philippne Sea? [Is… RIGHT or NOT RIGHT for the Philippine government to do in
resolving the conflict between the Philippines and China about the West Philippine Sea?]:
Q121. Makiusap sa ibang bansa na mamagitan sa Pilipinas at Tsina tungkol sa mga
inaangking mga teritoryo (Ask other countries to mediate the issue of the claimed
territories)
6. 2nd Quarter 2018 Social Weather Survey
SWS SPECIAL REPORT
14 July 2018, page 6 of 10
Q122. Dalhin ang isyu sa mga internasyonal na organisasyon, katulad ng United Nations o
Association of Southeast Asean Nations (ASEAN), para sa diplomatiko at
mapayapang pakikipag-negosasyon sa Tsina tungkol sa mga inaangking mga
teritoryo (Refer the issue to international organizations, like the United Nations or
Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN), for a diplomatic and peaceful
negotiation with China about the claimed territories)
Q123. Magkaroon ng direktang negosasyon sa pagitan lamang ng Pilipinas at Tsina upang
mapag-usapan ng dalawang bansa ang paglutas sa kanilang pagtatalo tungkol sa
mga inaangking mga teritoryo (Have direct, bilateral negotiations between the
Philippines and China only so the two countries can discuss the resolution of the
issue of the claimed territories)
Q124. Palakasin ang kakayahang militar ng Pilipinas, lalo na ang Navy (Strengthen
military capability of the Philippines, especially the Navy)
Q125. Pabayaan na lang ang Tsina na panatilihin ang mga imprastraktura at militar sa
mga inaangking mga teritoryo (Leave China alone with its infrastructures and
military presence in the claimed territories)
The SWS terminology for Net Trust Ratings: +70 and above, “excellent”; +50 to +69, “very
good”; +30 to +49, “good”; +10 to +29, “moderate”, +9 to –9, “neutral”; –10 to –29, “poor”; –30 to
–49, “bad”; –50 to –69, “very bad”; –70 and below, “execrable.” SWS considers the movement
from one classification to another as either an “upgrade” or “downgrade.”
SWS employs its own staff for questionnaire design, sampling, fieldwork, data-processing,
and analysis, and does not outsource any of its survey operations. This report was prepared by Leo
Laroza, with special tabulations by Joanne Evangelista.
#
7. 2nd Quarter 2018 Social Weather Survey
SWS SPECIAL REPORT
14 July 2018, page 7 of 10
Chart 1
Second Quarter 2018 Social Weather Report
June 27-30, 2018 National Survey
OPINION ON WHAT’S RIGHT AND NOT RIGHT FOR
THE GOVERNMENT TO DO TO RESOLVE THE
WEST PHILIPPINE SEA CONFLICT: PHILIPPINES, JUN 2018
Right Not right
Note: Don’t Know and No Answer figures are not shown.
Q121-125. Is this… a RIGHT or NOT RIGHT way for the Philippine government to do in resolving the
conflict between the Philippines and China about the West Philippine Sea?
% of adults
Leave China alone with its
infrastructures and military presence in
the claimed territories
Strengthen the military capability of the
Philippines, especially the Navy
Bring the issue to international
organizations for diplomatic negotiations
Have direct, bilateral negotiations
between the Philippines and China
Ask other countries to mediate the issue
of the claimed territories
68
73
74
80
19
32
27
25
19
81
10 30 50 70 90
Chart 2
Second Quarter 2018 Social Weather Report
June 27-30, 2018 National Survey
AWARENESS OF, AND LEVEL OF KNOWLEDGE ABOUT, THE
WEST PHILIPPINE SEA CONFLICT: PHILIPPINES, JUN 2018
81
19
Aware before
the survey
Aware
just now
Extensive
Awareness of the
West Philippine Sea conflict
Level of knowledge about the
West Philippine Sea conflict
(Base: 81% aware before the survey)
12
40
43
5
10
30
50
70
90
Adequate
Only a little
Very little
%ofadults
Note: Don’t Know and No Answer figures are not shown.
Q119-120. Dati na po ba ninyong alam ang pagtatalo ukol sa West Philippine Sea sa pagitan ng Pilipinas at
Tsina, o ngayon lamang ninyo ito narinig? IF PREVIOUSLY AWARE: Masasabi po ba ninyo na ang inyo pong
nalalaman tungkol sa pagtatalo ukol sa West Philippine Sea sa pagitan ng Pilipinas at Tsina ay…
(SHOWCARD)?
8. 2nd Quarter 2018 Social Weather Survey
SWS SPECIAL REPORT
14 July 2018, page 8 of 10
Chart 3
Second Quarter 2018 Social Weather Report
June 27-30, 2018 National Survey
NET* TRUST IN CHINA: PHILIPPINES,
AUG 2004 TO JUNE 2018
RAMOS ESTRADA ARROYO B. AQUINO DUTERTE
* Net trust (% Much trust minus % Little trust) correctly rounded.
CHN, -35
..1994 1998 .2001 2004 2010 2016 2018
+10
+30
+50
+70
+90
-10
-30
-50
-70
Table 1
Second Quarter 2018 Social Weather Report
June 27-30, 2018 National Survey
AWARENESS AND TRUST RATING OF CHINA,
PHILIPPINES, AUG 1994 TO JUN 2018 (1/3)
Aug 1994 -- 24% 40% 29% -5
Apr 1995 -- 17 29 47 -30
Jun 1995 -- 15 30 51 -36
Sep 1995 -- 20 29 46 -26
Dec 1995 -- 21 26 49 -28
Sep 1996 -- 22 32 41 -19
Apr 1997 88% 23 41 36 -13
Jun 1999 -- 22 23 54 -32
Jul 2000 100 25 28 43 -18
Sep 2000 99 26 32 39 -13
Sep 2002 100 33 35 30 +3
May 2005 96 22 30 43 -21
Dec 2005 97 32 32 28 +4
Jun 2007 97 36 35 24 +12
Mar 2008 99 26 34 36 -10
Sep 2008 99 26 31 39 -12
* Net trust (% Much trust minus % Little trust) correctly rounded.
Aware Much trust Undecided Little trust Net*
9. 2nd Quarter 2018 Social Weather Survey
SWS SPECIAL REPORT
14 July 2018, page 9 of 10
Second Quarter 2018 Social Weather Report
June 27-30, 2018 National Survey
AWARENESS AND TRUST RATING OF CHINA,
PHILIPPINES, AUG 1994 TO JUN 2018 (2/3)
Dec 2008 98% 19% 24% 53% -33
Feb 2009 99 34 27 36 - 2
Jun 2010 98 40 33 23 +17
Sep 2010 100 43 27 28 +15
Sep 2011 100 38 25 35 +3
Dec 2011 99 33 29 34 -1
Mar 2012 99 39 30 29 +10
May 2012 99 19 24 55 -36
Aug 2012 100 26 31 41 -15
Dec 2012 99 24 28 45 -20
Mar 2013 99 29 27 41 -13
Jun 2013 100 27 32 37 -10
Sep 2013 100 23 21 54 -31
Dec 2013 100 30 22 47 -17
Mar 2014 100 29 26 44 -15
Jun 2014 100 20 20 56 -36
* Net trust (% Much trust minus % Little trust) correctly rounded.
Aware Much trust Undecided Little trust Net*
Second Quarter 2018 Social Weather Report
June 27-30, 2018 National Survey
AWARENESS AND TRUST RATING OF CHINA,
PHILIPPINES, AUG 1994 TO JUN 2018 (3/3)
Sep 2014 99% 24% 22% 53% -29
Mar 2015 99 22 20 57 -35
Jun 2015 100 17 19 62 -45
Sep 2015 99 16 19 62 -46
Dec 2015 99 16 20 60 -44
Apr 2016 100 18 24 56 -37
Jun 2016 100 27 19 51 -24
Sep 2016 100 22 22 55 -33
Dec 2016 100 39 29 30 +9
Mar 2017 100 34 27 38 -4
Jun 2017 99 28 29 41 -13
Sep 2017 100 27 32 39 -13
Dec 2017 100 38 30 31 +7
Jun 2018 99 18 27 53 -35
* Net trust (% Much trust minus % Little trust) correctly rounded.
Aware Much trust Undecided Little trust Net*
10. 2nd Quarter 2018 Social Weather Survey
SWS SPECIAL REPORT
14 July 2018, page 10 of 10
Chart 4
Second Quarter 2018 Social Weather Report
June 27-30, 2018 National Survey
TRUST IN CHINA, BY AWARENESS OF, AND LEVEL OF
KNOWLEDGE ABOUT, THE WEST PHILIPPINE SEA CONFLICT:
PHILIPPINES, JUN 2018
Awareness of the
West PH Sea conflict
Level of knowledge about
the West PH Sea conflict
(Base: Aware before the survey)
Net *
Much trust
Undecided
Little trust
Total PH
%ofadults
Aware
before
Aware
just now
Exten-
sive Adequate
Only
a little Very little
18 18 20 23 17 17 14
27 25
34
12 22 30 36
53 56 41
65 59 50 48
10
30
50
70
90
-35 -38 -22 -41 -42 -33 -35
* Net Trust (% Much Trust MINUS % Little Trust) correctly rounded. Blank spaces are Don’t Know and
No Answer.
Chart 5
Second Quarter 2018 Social Weather Report
June 27-30, 2018 National Survey
TRUST IN CHINA, BY SATISFACTION WITH
PRES. RODRIGO DUTERTE: PHILIPPINES, JUN 2018
Among those… with the performance
of Rodrigo Duterte as President
Net *
Much trust
Undecided
Little trust
%ofadults
Total PH Satisfied Undecided Dissatisfied
18 19 12 18
27 27 36 19
53 51 51
60
10
30
50
70
90
-35 -32 -39 -42
* Net Trust (% Much Trust MINUS % Little Trust) correctly rounded. Blank spaces are Don’t Know and
No Answer.