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Part 2: Structural harm, environmental injustice, and a public health imperative

Summary by Davao Today
In Part 1, we examined how women’s movements have historically enacted concrete protections for mothers and children far beyond basic legal declarations. To truly address the rights and wellbeing of both pregnant women and the unborn, we must shift our focus to the systemic forces that routinely threaten potential life: state budget choices, corporate pollution, […]
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Davao Today broke the news on Sunday, October 18, 2026.
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