Fenella Venice Perez

I believe marriage is something God values deeply (Matthew 19:5-6), and He teaches that divorce should only be allowed in cases like adultery (Matthew 19:9). But I also understand that people have different beliefs and morals, so I respect the choices others make about their own relationships.

Zachary Iniego Limon

I strongly support legalizing divorce in the Philippines because The current system traps many people in marriages that have already failed which can create unsafe environments. Annulment is too expensive and complicated for the average Filipino, so a simpler option is necessary. Providing a dignified legal exit is a matter of basic human rights and essential for family welfare.

Craig Luizen Coloma

Divorce should be a legal option used for serious, irreparable, or unsafe cases. The main goal is to protect the main victims of divorce, which are the children.

Aljen Freah Matullano

If divorce were legal in the Philippines, I believe that those that suffered in relationships would have a better chance at recovery than those that stay in such relationships.

TJ Gulapa

Call me traditionalist, but I believe that marriage should be forever, hence choosing the right partner is very important.

Dan Cristoffe Daran

I think legalizing divorce is not just a legal necessity, it is a pathway to personal liberation and a brighter future for many. It’s crucial that we also advocate for divorce not just as an option, but as a fundamental human right that promotes dignity, safety, and happiness to all.