The Unseen Cost Of Philippines' Pandemic Baby Boom | Undercover Asia | CNA Documentary

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  • In the Philippines, the pandemic has resulted in an explosion of unwanted pregnancies, because access to birth control was curtailed. Many of these unwilling mothers are teenagers, some just 15.
    Most women who are too poor to raise another child, unwed, or too young to bear any children seek the help of backstreet abortionists and abortion pill traders. Others turn to peddling their unwanted child. What must be done to stop the trend?
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  • @Acr6gAttt-mq2hr
    @Acr6gAttt-mq2hr Před 6 měsíci +189

    The first problem is putting the responsibility of birth control solely on the women when they're only half of the equation.

    • @valcrist7428
      @valcrist7428 Před 5 měsíci +3

      Poor children. This ALL the WOMAN'S FAULT for choosing the WRONG PARTNER!! How IRRESPONSIBLE!!
      Their BODY, Their CHOICE!!
      There are a lot of good men and they choosed a dead beat tambay.

    • @Acr6gAttt-mq2hr
      @Acr6gAttt-mq2hr Před 5 měsíci

      @@valcrist7428 Can't tell if you're being sarcastic or just really dumb

    • @PatrickFDolan
      @PatrickFDolan Před 3 měsíci

      Nobody puts it only on a women and a women would never accept full responsibility anyway. Women want sex as much as men do.

    • @tintintinka
      @tintintinka Před 3 měsíci

      Don't think many of them have much of a choice@@valcrist7428

    • @Ron-zu3iv
      @Ron-zu3iv Před 3 měsíci

      You can't have it both ways.

  • @leightonbestmann1547
    @leightonbestmann1547 Před 2 lety +392

    NOT ONE WORD ABOUT THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE FATHERS TO PROVIDE FOR THEIR
    CHILD.

    • @callummarks2080
      @callummarks2080 Před 8 měsíci +1

      LOL.. LOL.. Yeah right mate.. Nothing said about the woman as usual.. You see guys aren't stupid and can see women want to lock them down into this hence why guys take off (it's not equal rights- "for man and woman".. Gotta be equal rights..) Just because a guys girl has a baby doesn't mean he should have to give 50% of his income to the woman who in most cases spends the money on other things and not the baby, to all women pretty much having a baby is a gravy train concerning money.. It's instant cash flow and they know this.. Duh.. 🤷‍♂💯In alot of cases it's all about the money..

    • @nellier3468
      @nellier3468 Před 6 měsíci +28

      Because they would be empty words. It’s always the women and children who suffer most.

    • @callummarks2080
      @callummarks2080 Před 6 měsíci +1

      @@nellier3468 LMAO 😂 ohh gee your absolutely immature mate, stupid comment. Hate to burst your bubble but men suffer like everyone else, hence why we're not called "supermen". Get a reality check seriously and think about life and what you say as it affects others. You must be young and inexperienced or just absolutely immature or just plain stupid honestly! 💯💪😎👍

    • @theotheleo6830
      @theotheleo6830 Před 6 měsíci +7

      @@nellier3468 But they did interview a father. He had five kids, but he said if he had only two kids he would be better able to provide for them because they are impoverished.

    • @valcrist7428
      @valcrist7428 Před 5 měsíci

      Because it's the woman's fault for having sex with a jerk. That's THEIR FAULT 100%. Common Sense!

  • @josephyeo6966
    @josephyeo6966 Před 2 lety +238

    Age of consent in the Philippines has been 12 years until recently changed to by Duterte to 16 years.
    Coupled with lack of educational opportunities, low or no income, and forced marriages it is a disaster.
    Religion plays a large part in prohibiting abortions and encouraging child marriages.
    Duterte has the guts to do the right thing. I have the guts to say Religion has lost its meaning and purpose along the way.

    • @JamesBond-jy8ti
      @JamesBond-jy8ti Před 2 lety +4

      Hasn't changed I don't think. It was only recommended and never passed.
      Edit:. You're correct. Changed it to 16 on March 7

    • @alytordesillas
      @alytordesillas Před 2 lety +12

      Only signed by the president. Dont forget who really the author is

    • @gotohellpsychos4882
      @gotohellpsychos4882 Před 2 lety +1

      as far as i know its Duterte who made the bill. its not his proposal.

    • @gotohellpsychos4882
      @gotohellpsychos4882 Před 2 lety

      @@alytordesillas exactly

    • @winchivaree140
      @winchivaree140 Před 2 lety +16

      Only signed by Duterte, but Risa Hontiveros is the principal author. Truly #SaGobyernongTapatAngatBuhayLahat

  • @rejhory
    @rejhory Před rokem +409

    Great content. Also, one factor why birthrate has increased among teenagers during the pandemic and even before the pandemic is due to sex abuse. This type of abuse sometimes happens at home (domestic). Meaning the perpetrator is either an immediate family member or a relative and sometimes a neighbor. Someone she knows personally.

    • @jflynn7276
      @jflynn7276 Před 8 měsíci

      In other words, Filipinos are notorious for diddling their own kids.

    • @user-ig5sv4wp9b
      @user-ig5sv4wp9b Před 7 měsíci

      This is an irresponsible judgement. Seems like you didn’t want even watch the program or understand it. It shows couples having many kids, many are not victims of assaults. Filipinos are really irresponsible breeders, especially those who cannot afford to have children let alone many children. We have the highest if not one of the highest teen rate pregnancies in the world.

    • @audreyfilbrant7174
      @audreyfilbrant7174 Před 6 měsíci

      😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊

    • @gabi6091
      @gabi6091 Před 5 měsíci

      You’re just making assumptions cuz many abortions are not for abuse in a household most people use abortion as birth control… it’s disgusting how people see babies as nothing, they are human beings like us. And then they want us to believe that women who had abortions are victims? (GROSS🤢) I’m sick of this people that want to have sex without consequences and the babies are paying for it 😤
      ❤️ PRO LIFE ❤️
      What in the hell is a 15 year old girl having sex tho? 😒

    • @twigwigsoso
      @twigwigsoso Před 5 měsíci +17

      @@gabi6091judgementally saying " what is a 15 year old doing having sex!' after denying the fact most of them are being raped, and especially raped by family members i think is one of the cruelest most disgusting acts. May God show you mercy when you face judgement, for your urge to cast the first stone is clear.

  • @extremepsyche3135
    @extremepsyche3135 Před 2 lety +741

    Education and awareness is the solution to this problem. It's tragic that this is happening as information has never been so readily available.

    • @FirstPeterr
      @FirstPeterr Před 2 lety +3

      Nah cable is.

    • @vandeseroy3266
      @vandeseroy3266 Před 2 lety +81

      Nah,easy to say.The main problem here is poverty and religion.

    • @yivunqp963
      @yivunqp963 Před 2 lety +1

      @@FirstPeterr free wifi

    • @geoms6263
      @geoms6263 Před 2 lety +2

      education or sharia law

    • @usucktoo
      @usucktoo Před 2 lety +52

      As a Filipino, it's really hard to properly educate us because of celebrity culture and personality politics. Gossip and misinformation are widespread and are treated as forms of public entertainment. We even have teachers who gobble up uninformed opinions and pass them on as facts. Filipinos trust word of mouth above everything else, that is why social media and street gossip reign. And there are people in power who rely on the ignorance of the masses so they can have their loyal voting pool. Until such time that we properly regulate misinformation and corruption does not dictate public services, we will just be continuously miseducated.

  • @susanhowarth6670
    @susanhowarth6670 Před 2 lety +383

    The fact is this country is predominantly Catholic.
    The Catholic religion has a lot of responsibility when it comes to unwanted pregnancy
    Any bith control is frowned upon even for married menopausal women when there is a danger to life of the mother & baby.

    • @sharine04
      @sharine04 Před 2 lety

      Catholic religion advocates abstaining rather than birth control. They believe it's all in the mind

    • @dessertspring6206
      @dessertspring6206 Před 2 lety +26

      Stupidity always seeks excuses.

    • @rexxxxxxxx001
      @rexxxxxxxx001 Před 2 lety +26

      The lack of sex education and birth control is astounding here. Sex is too taboo to discuss here thats one of the reason why unwanted pregnancy is so dominant especially when the pandemic hits when people are force to stay at their homes and instead of doing nothing they just had sex, all the time. The problem lies within the government. Yes, they have projects to control that but it was poorly executed. Health centers are able to give people contraceptives but most people don't get contraceptives because they were too shy to ask for it but not too shy to be pregnant. The practice of safe sex here is basically non-existent, I'm just glad other people are advocating safe sex practices(including me)

    • @butchfajardo8832
      @butchfajardo8832 Před 2 lety

      It is the Roman Catholic teaching before that is followed until now! Go forth and multiply! Until now, many believe that the function of a wife is to make lots of babies even when they can't afford it! Did our Roman Catholic teach responsible parenthood? NO! The Vatican is the boss here! And you know that our country gives a large sum of money to the Vatican every year! Ligation is highly recommended here but the people were brainwashed! We don't know where this statement came from! They all believe that when a woman is already ligated, her libido will be lost! We think this came from our government or religions!

    • @diegosilang4823
      @diegosilang4823 Před 2 lety

      Screw you. The Catholic Church had been around for centuries and Philippines never had extreme poverty and social ills until the mid to late 60's, coincidentally the rise of neo liberalism and rise of sexual revolution led to rampant sex intercourse for pleasure.

  • @anupriyadombe9761
    @anupriyadombe9761 Před 2 lety +598

    instead of just blaming it on the pandemic, the men should grow some balls & accept the fact they are messing up!! They should be held accountable! Also the women are giving such stupid "out of boredom" reason is beyond me!!!

    • @JulieDeuxFois
      @JulieDeuxFois Před 2 lety +2

      Women should NEVER sleep with men who cannot provide! EVER!

    • @mamumessi1312
      @mamumessi1312 Před 2 lety

      Lol make only 50% sense .. what about women they have done wrong too tho

    • @JamesBond-jy8ti
      @JamesBond-jy8ti Před 2 lety +62

      It takes 2, to make.
      There's always a flip side to the coin.
      But correct, the men should have some accountability and responsibility, but the woman need to put emotion to the side and use logic, to know if the man she's with is absolutely worth it

    • @JHues
      @JHues Před 2 lety +9

      Well what if the woman wanted it?.

    • @apinezstats2237
      @apinezstats2237 Před 2 lety +7

      there was no baby boom.
      There were only 1,516,042 registered births in the country in 2020, based on a preliminary report by the Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA) released in June 2021. This is the lowest number in 34 years or since 1986, when only 1,493,995 Filipinos were born.

  • @Catmac2000
    @Catmac2000 Před rokem +39

    No mention of the responsibility of the men in this story.

    • @bevs9995
      @bevs9995 Před 8 měsíci

      never

    • @PatrickFDolan
      @PatrickFDolan Před 3 měsíci

      No mention of a women's responsibility either. Only failed government is mentioned in this storey.

    • @threzen4643
      @threzen4643 Před 2 měsíci

      My thought exactly! The Philippines has a high abandonment rate especially with foreigners coming to get their rocks off, making babies and then fleeing…

  • @joshiepie5984
    @joshiepie5984 Před 6 měsíci +74

    I'm a Filipina and when I was in my teens, I was made to believe by the community that the end goal of life is to get married and have children. I'm in my 30s now, single and child free.

    • @loanicastillo3327
      @loanicastillo3327 Před 6 měsíci +3

      If all women thought the way you do hunanity had got extinct long ago.

    • @joshiepie5984
      @joshiepie5984 Před 6 měsíci

      @@loanicastillo3327 that would be nice if that happens.

    • @sue0324
      @sue0324 Před 5 měsíci +7

      Hoping for more of us! I'm 40 yo, childfree too and dnt intend to have one coz I know I cannot provide the best for a kid. But seeing these brainless weirdos, who cannot even read properly pop kids left & right really get to my nerves!

    • @MinGaoChannel
      @MinGaoChannel Před 4 měsíci

      respect

    • @PatrickFDolan
      @PatrickFDolan Před 3 měsíci +1

      ​@@sue0324Good you decide to not procreate. Save a child (and man) much trouble. Enjoy growing old with your cats.

  • @aspirin1284
    @aspirin1284 Před 2 lety +196

    Have been watching this for 10 mins and I was like, why can't men stop having sex temporarily when they don' t have birth pills?. So angry they risk their wife's health and create an unwanted child.

    • @ladybug3380
      @ladybug3380 Před 2 lety +37

      They don’t care, sex feels too good for them to stop.

    • @skids230
      @skids230 Před rokem +15

      Takes two to tango...

    • @geraldstranix7407
      @geraldstranix7407 Před rokem

      So I guess the men are holding the women down n raping them????????? Like the female is also to blame smfh

    • @miolana3777
      @miolana3777 Před rokem +2

      I agree.

    • @historyloveriii2949
      @historyloveriii2949 Před 8 měsíci

      Men will always pressure women into having sex. Poor me and my blue balls!!!

  • @teehee8101
    @teehee8101 Před 2 lety +658

    People who are against family planning should spend their lives living in the squatter areas and seehpw unfair it is to dictate what they should do with their bodies.

    • @frenchgirl75000
      @frenchgirl75000 Před 2 lety +6

      Agree

    • @nateums
      @nateums Před 2 lety

      Abortion pills are illegal… did you watch?

    • @Whisperwomaneq2
      @Whisperwomaneq2 Před 2 lety +1

      It is the people in those squatter areas that do not believe in birth control. Thanks to the Catholic Church. So yes, they already do live in the worst places. It is ignorance and allowing religion to run and control the population that is the problem.

    • @vapourkl5324
      @vapourkl5324 Před 2 lety +22

      In my country, you need to have a net worth of at least 2 million usd before you can start a family.

    • @renacalopez6488
      @renacalopez6488 Před 2 lety +1

      Correct

  • @hulCAWmanianUniverse
    @hulCAWmanianUniverse Před rokem +94

    this is why the ChildFree movement exist too. it's frustrating how many people call us childfree people selfish, it's frustrating when people bingo us to have kids. it's even more frustrating that a heavily religious countries like our philippines look down on not having kids or at least birth control

    • @cvzdez
      @cvzdez Před rokem +10

      Yes i think you should never force women into kids, automatically assuming they should have babies.
      Some women don't want kids and that is okay just take precautions both men, boys and women and girls.
      Abstinence is hard but it is worth it

    • @hulCAWmanianUniverse
      @hulCAWmanianUniverse Před rokem +5

      @@cvzdez I'm a straight ace (asexual) so sex is not something I'd even do. Abstinence isn't even something I practice. I just don't like to have sex in general

    • @cvzdez
      @cvzdez Před rokem +11

      @@hulCAWmanianUniverse
      I like sex I just don't like being conned by men and I like relationships that are healthy.
      I refrain from sex by choice
      Now I just decided last year I am nit engaging in any because it is risky.
      To many people really just want concubines.
      Though I like sex but risks of being entrapped by men emotionally or faulty contraceptives it us not worthit.
      Since u have been so stress free. I enjoy family life travel.
      We are truly never alone and relationships are more then that

    • @jasubion2377
      @jasubion2377 Před rokem +10

      They also say the same thingd to us One and Done Parents. Like they keep on telling us to have 1 more.. like come on! Its not cheap to raise a child these hard times.

    • @loanicastillo3327
      @loanicastillo3327 Před 6 měsíci

      I live in a religious country but people are not nuts. They are not having children because they are religious but because they are stupid.

  • @belleblanch5374
    @belleblanch5374 Před 2 lety +163

    5 minute joy turned into lifetime of burden

    • @JulieDeuxFois
      @JulieDeuxFois Před 2 lety +1

      5 minutes?! More like 1-2 minutes. In crowded 3rd world countries you have no privacy - they aren't having the good, relaxed, clean type of dignified relations like the West😅

    • @jiaying6318
      @jiaying6318 Před 2 lety +48

      dont forget the cycle of poverty that passes down through many generations

    • @skyazullopez6726
      @skyazullopez6726 Před 2 lety +36

      Exactly. They blamed the gov't for their poverty and yet they forget their contribution to this situation.

    • @ladybug3380
      @ladybug3380 Před 2 lety

      Men simply won’t stop having sex with these women and getting them pregnant.

    • @gammaplaya2723
      @gammaplaya2723 Před 2 lety +5

      Not 5 seconds?

  • @vijaypalmiano2408
    @vijaypalmiano2408 Před 2 lety +202

    this is why sex education should be teach in schools so that the earlier they know the better to avoid unwanted pregnancy also abortion should be legal

    • @SobatBoncos
      @SobatBoncos Před 2 lety +6

      yeah .. i don't think they know about condom .

    • @JamesBond-jy8ti
      @JamesBond-jy8ti Před 2 lety +27

      The church teaches the masses to "be rich with children" because children are "blessings."
      Also, the mentality of having many children because they will be their future pension plan to take care of the parents .. not knowing it takes money to raise children...

    • @ianhomerpura8937
      @ianhomerpura8937 Před 2 lety +3

      They teach it here in public schools, but some do not want to use it.

    • @nekophilia1487
      @nekophilia1487 Před 2 lety +4

      Sex topics is like a taboo in Philippine society tbh, its not easy to teach it to people that will take the information as a joke and then shrug it off in the end.

    • @JamesBond-jy8ti
      @JamesBond-jy8ti Před 2 lety +10

      @@nekophilia1487 Then it's a household cultural communication problem that needs to be fixed.

  • @Happyhoppies10
    @Happyhoppies10 Před 7 měsíci +13

    It wasn't just lack of condoms, it's a huge problem there. People do not go to school and have no idea about family planning or pregnancy prevention

    • @L3r4k
      @L3r4k Před 3 měsíci +2

      It's a culture problem.

  • @cvzdez
    @cvzdez Před rokem +31

    Men control pregnancy better by not being sloppy and promiscuous and don't release your sperm.
    Both bear responsibility

    • @valcrist7428
      @valcrist7428 Před 5 měsíci

      Poor children. This ALL the WOMAN'S FAULT for choosing the WRONG PARTNER!! How IRRESPONSIBLE!!
      Their BODY, Their CHOICE!! Women also have MORE OPTIONS for contraceptives? Don't you know that? You have low IQ.
      There are a lot of good men and they choosed a dead beat tambay.

    • @criss1461
      @criss1461 Před 4 měsíci +5

      Exactly, yet people don't like to read that because it's a truth they don't want to hear.

  • @drkim4077
    @drkim4077 Před 7 měsíci +24

    These poor girls bearing child after child and these little babies being labelled “unwanted” even before their birth, it’s so heartbreaking.

    • @hawaii3231
      @hawaii3231 Před 7 měsíci +5

      There’s no point sugar coating it

    • @valcrist7428
      @valcrist7428 Před 5 měsíci

      How are they poor. They decided that. LOL. Use your common sense. Women don't get pregnant by themselves. Don't you know that? LOL

  • @GameplayUploaded
    @GameplayUploaded Před 2 lety +66

    My sympathy is for the poor babies coz they aren't aware that they are being sold. What future holds for them when they fall into the wrong hands specifically abusive predators.

  • @maserekasimon9537
    @maserekasimon9537 Před 2 lety +26

    Am Ugandan and we have the same problem. Am a warrior ready to ensure every woman and man gets access to contraceptives of their choice

  • @DoDo-bo7ut
    @DoDo-bo7ut Před 5 měsíci +13

    That last one at the end made me mad.. after the 9th child that’s when she starts thinking of stopping and family planning. Blame both parents not just the mom. All these unplanned children brought into this world only to suffer because of irresponsible adults is frustrating 😡

    • @onegurl9
      @onegurl9 Před 2 měsíci

      I grew up with 3 sisters and 3 brothers, it's not suffering.
      We weren't rich, but the love of having each other is better than money or toys or being an only child.
      Back in the older days, women had children, no birth control, a seed is planted by God if it's meant to be.
      Me myself, regret only having two children. I wish I would have had more.
      I'm a grandmother now, and out of 6 grands, they are all girls. I love them all to death, but they are getting older, the youngest is 8, I wish there was another baby in the family now that I could care for, love and nurture and teach like I have the others. I sure do miss the baby to 12 yr old ages.
      God will provide me with a great grandchild soon I hope. I can't wait.
      If I could adopt one of the babies in the video easily without a hassle, I would in a split second, $198.00 my God , for a beautiful living human being, how precious and what a gift that would be. ❤❤❤
      These women are truly blessed but haven't yet realized it yet.
      My daughter tried to have a 3rd child, but she never did.
      Thank God you women can get pregnant, because here, in the USA, the government is spiking the food so you can't get pregnant. 😠
      BE THANKFUL and teach them well 😊❤🙏

    • @lesleycouch6557
      @lesleycouch6557 Před 2 měsíci

      ​@@onegurl9 Just to say as an only child, there is nothing wrong with being an only child.

    • @longseafirerybell2030
      @longseafirerybell2030 Před 2 měsíci

      @@onegurl9 The fact of the matter is some of these women in the Philippines, are living in poverty with a lack of family, and financial support. Even access to government assistance, unlike the United States, who at least offers state care under a welfare system. Good for you for growing up in a large family without wealth, not everyone is as fortunate as you are, to overcome their level of hardship. To assume that their situation is somehow blessed, because they can breed so many children, is not only ignorant but so out of touch with what is truly happening in their country. Perhaps if these women who didn't want to have these babies were given food to make them sterile, like what you have suggested is happening in the United States, then I'm sure they would welcome it with open arms, at least they wouldn't have to get back alley abortions, or be delivering unwanted baby number 9. Religious beliefs, on having numerous children in the Glory of God, don't always align with the overall state of a nation, especially in crisis.
      If you have a need for more Grandchildren, but your daughter can't readily supply them, buy a box full of cat's, I'm sure they will keep you occupied...

  • @heheboai1877
    @heheboai1877 Před rokem +47

    I'm a girl I'm from Indonesia and I work in the Philippines,, I hope the Philippine government pays more attention to these children ❤️❤️

    • @rhmaholla4276
      @rhmaholla4276 Před 8 měsíci +2

      Krja apa anda d sana?

    • @historyloveriii2949
      @historyloveriii2949 Před 7 měsíci

      Is the government receiving "kick backs" from the sex trade?

    • @les8518
      @les8518 Před 7 měsíci

      The Catholic Church is the problem.

    • @sdfv4zx
      @sdfv4zx Před 6 měsíci +4

      The government in ph and indonesia need to educate their citizens about condom.

    • @PatrickFDolan
      @PatrickFDolan Před 3 měsíci

      ​@@rhmaholla4276Guess😂

  • @isabellam1936
    @isabellam1936 Před 2 lety +20

    People wouldn’t need birth control if selfish and unrespectful men would pull out before they come.

    • @aurorarose1815
      @aurorarose1815 Před rokem +4

      My thoughts exactly

    • @sloeberdoet
      @sloeberdoet Před 8 měsíci +8

      Not a reliant way of stopping unwanted pregnacies.

    • @valcrist7428
      @valcrist7428 Před 5 měsíci

      Poor children. This is ALL the WOMAN'S FAULT for choosing the WRONG PARTNER!! How IRRESPONSIBLE!!
      Their BODY, Their CHOICE!! Women also have MORE OPTIONS for contraceptives? Don't you know that? You have low IQ.
      There are a lot of good men and they choosed a dead beat tambay.

    • @serenepeacefulrelaxingmusi3874
      @serenepeacefulrelaxingmusi3874 Před 2 měsíci +2

      @@sloeberdoet Exactly right. The male's initial "lubrication fluid" also contains sperm.

  • @twiggyjali
    @twiggyjali Před 2 lety +41

    These women didn't get themselves pregnant alone. Men need to back tf off!

    • @ladybug3380
      @ladybug3380 Před 2 lety

      That’s not going to happen, men love sex and they will not stop. They have no self control.

  • @ClementShikanda
    @ClementShikanda Před rokem +60

    Watching this educating documentary, I'm from Kenya, I love Phillipine, I like watching documentaries for this country, the issue being addressed in this documentary it's a global issue affecting developing countries due to ignorance despite knowing the consequences of teenage pregnancies

    • @serenepeacefulrelaxingmusi3874
      @serenepeacefulrelaxingmusi3874 Před 2 měsíci

      I understand the use of the word "ignorance" to describe what is happening. I would go a little bit further and say "irresponsibility and selfishness" are also to blame.

  • @jirehtheprovider
    @jirehtheprovider Před 2 lety +152

    for those pondering if the concept and availability of "Morning After Pills" are available in the Philippines at average daily medical stores, They are not sold easily to the public.
    Simply, lack of protective options from the aftermaths of unprotected sex are not as available for women.
    Unlike condoms for men which had only been available during the last 5+ years ago.
    But bear in mind that the Catholic Trachings are still dominant in an unhealthy dose

    • @nemumami
      @nemumami Před 2 lety +11

      Further more: you can only buy them at 18, and our age of consent not long ago was 12 years old (now 16)

    • @fartstoninamacaroni8875
      @fartstoninamacaroni8875 Před 2 lety +14

      Well yeah, religion always needs more loyal followers and especially ones that are keep uneducated and brainwashed. Can't having people question things ya know.

    • @kingleo7281
      @kingleo7281 Před rokem +1

      If our Holy Catholic Teachings are truly dominant one in pertaining to sex education, condoms wont be necessary as well as having pre marital sex to begin with

    • @kingleo7281
      @kingleo7281 Před rokem +1

      @@fartstoninamacaroni8875 Nothing different from a State who needs loyal followers (in the form of their so called citizens) and the state loves them to keep uneducated and brainwashed and yet you cannot questions things regarding the state

    • @jasubion2377
      @jasubion2377 Před rokem +6

      I remember one Mayor or Governor who launched a free vasectomy and ligation program years ago. A group of religious people from the Catholic Church barged into his office and demand he stop the program.
      He decided to stop it becauze of pressure from the church.

  • @harrow2355
    @harrow2355 Před 2 lety +61

    Well if the church interferes in the politics in the Philippines this is what will happen ,in fact it's been happening for more than 10 years,I know at first hand living there,and I must say one thing disgusts me more with many foreigners also getting pinay girls pregnant and completely failing their duty as a parent to support the child,on the other hand they the young population need more education and consequences having children without support and not having a stable job to support that child.

    • @JamesBond-jy8ti
      @JamesBond-jy8ti Před 2 lety +2

      More than 40 years..

    • @kingleo7281
      @kingleo7281 Před rokem +1

      Lol, this all happens when the Church was not entirely in control and above politics. The Church should always interferes in the politics

    • @PatrickFDolan
      @PatrickFDolan Před 3 měsíci

      Churches are made up of people. People have a say in local politics. You don't leave religion at the door when you go to vote.

  • @jackji5579
    @jackji5579 Před 2 lety +32

    Thank you for shining an updated light on this issue. This is tragic

  • @lynx5227
    @lynx5227 Před 2 lety +70

    having 2 or 3 children is more than enough

    • @JamesBond-jy8ti
      @JamesBond-jy8ti Před 2 lety +29

      When you're making 300 pesos a day, you shouldn't be baby making in the 1st place.
      Having children is not a blessing, it's a responsibility to give the BEST chance of home, health, food, education, home and a future.

    • @lynx5227
      @lynx5227 Před 2 lety +5

      @@JamesBond-jy8ti well for me that would be the best idea, but too bad some people doesn't think that same way.

    • @jaiakash3819
      @jaiakash3819 Před 2 lety +2

      3 is maximum,2 is minimum for a good family

    • @alecgurney9305
      @alecgurney9305 Před 2 lety +1

      No that's the minimum

    • @chancellorasher9417
      @chancellorasher9417 Před 2 lety

      @@JamesBond-jy8ti it’s easy said than done, most of these people have a lot of free time and have no money to do other fun things to pass time. S3x is quicker, cheap, and a lot of fun so good luck, and they are teens all they wanna do is those 3 things(something quick,cheap, and fun).

  • @jeanfrancois8572
    @jeanfrancois8572 Před 2 lety +125

    Personal responsibility is one area that seems not to be explored.

    • @usucktoo
      @usucktoo Před 2 lety +2

      Filipinos are the most misinformed people in the planet. The constant stream of misinformation and pseudoscience via public broadcast and social media does not promote accountability, both in personal and in public forms.

    • @blazingfire_0712
      @blazingfire_0712 Před 2 lety +19

      Frankly that can only be helped with education. Alot of these people who got unwanted pregnancy are ignorant about the consequences of having sex. Like the human body automatically goes into overdrive of oxytocin when they're in the mood, preventing them from making rational decision.

    • @cindyfern
      @cindyfern Před 2 lety +7

      Exactly... sorry how about don't have sex since you're old enough to take of yourselves

    • @brentvillanueva15
      @brentvillanueva15 Před 2 lety +7

      I agree. Not just man and woman being irresponsible. But look at how daily life here in the Philippines is... A HUGE lack of discipline across the board. Spending habits, driving habits, school habits, drinking, drugs... There's something called a "bahala na" culture.. and plenty of undisciplined pinoys exercise this culture a lot. And they don't fear of consequences.

    • @user-ig5sv4wp9b
      @user-ig5sv4wp9b Před 7 měsíci +1

      @@brentvillanueva15. 👏👏👌👌👍👍 very good comment.

  • @susanmcewan302
    @susanmcewan302 Před 7 měsíci +14

    I'm only 36 minutes in but I've yet to hear from this documentary about the age of consent in the Philippines is only 12 hence why so many teens are pregnant with or without a lock down. Philippines suffers from unwanted pregnancy from way more than a lock down. Not sure we're being given the entire story here

    • @kiwigirljacks
      @kiwigirljacks Před 7 měsíci +7

      So the age of consent is 12, but it’s illegal for teenagers to get birth control without parental consent!? How crazy is that! Doesn’t make sense at all.

  • @sokapokvic2514
    @sokapokvic2514 Před 2 lety +26

    Meanwhile in Thailand the government helps to pay everything for newborn even free money until the age is 6 years old but doesn't help anything because people think baby is long term burden in this such a difficult time.

    • @marend4129
      @marend4129 Před 2 lety +4

      But also Thailand has the incentive to do so, they have a population that is not replacing itself as less people have babies. Ofc theyre paying parents while the Philippines is not

    • @sokapokvic2514
      @sokapokvic2514 Před 2 lety +7

      ​@@marend4129 Exactly, and you are on point. The old people are a burden for many new generations to be nurtured in Thailand even though people over the age of 60 receive a monthly subsistence allowance for surviving around 20-40 $dollar every month from the government but still not enough, Many of young generation had to send money to support their parents. There are so many burden for them even makes a living and working. Having baby is big problem.

    • @confidentintrovert7202
      @confidentintrovert7202 Před 2 lety +3

      @@sokapokvic2514 isn't supporting parents financially and mentally duty of the offspring in Asia in general 😑

    • @apinezstats2237
      @apinezstats2237 Před 2 lety +2

      There is no baby boom in PH!
      There were only 1,516,042 registered births in the country in 2020, based on a preliminary report by the Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA) released in June 2021. This is the lowest number in 34 years or since 1986, when only 1,493,995 Filipinos were born.

  • @LD77forlife
    @LD77forlife Před 2 lety +90

    Im a Filipino and this is our reality. Those who are poor are the ones who have the audacity to bring 5 or more childrens due to their ignorance, lack of self awareness and being illiterate.
    Its too late for us but still, having a good knowledge about family planning, with the help of contraceptives might help these problems and I hope that the leaders will stop listening to the church and decide for their people, and not for their religion.
    We need new kinds of politicians, not just from the President but even in the barangay levels, those who believe in changes and not stuck to the old ways.

    • @brentvillanueva15
      @brentvillanueva15 Před 2 lety +15

      If we implemented family planning in the 90s.. we should be at a population of 80 million instead of 110.
      This country breeds exponentially too fast...without earning enough!

    • @musicgenrejas
      @musicgenrejas Před 2 lety +1

      Just imagine if 99% of us are billionaires! Yes I exaggerated the example but u got to understand the big picture. We can only feel privilege with higher population of "poor people".

    • @erbiumfiber
      @erbiumfiber Před 7 měsíci

      I think you hit the nail on the head when you said "church." I was raised Catholic and the Catholic church has a LOT to answer for in Catholic countries where they control access to birth control, sex ed, etc. Even if not explicitly, they have a crazy huge amount of influence. Of course, priests are men so not an issue they are qualified to speak about. At all. I have gone to Filipino Catholic churches in Japan, HK, and Taipei. Such warm, wonderful women (mostly women, due to being migrant workers). And very, very devout.

    • @loanicastillo3327
      @loanicastillo3327 Před 6 měsíci

      I am Catholic and I beleive in sexual abstinence as the only method for contraception. And the only one used for thousands of years worldwide which is 100% effective. When you read the history of Jacob you can see he only had sex to have children. His wives ask him, not the other way around because they thought more children made you more powerful and a grester woman, and he was married to Rachel and Lea which compete with each other. Having a penis inserted in the vagina is not a human right. As a milennial I always read that women hardly ever experience any pleasure during intercourse. So sex is certainly a mental illness similar to esquizofrenic disorder. You are delusional when you think you can put your life project at risk to satisfy some mentally ill man.

    • @PatrickFDolan
      @PatrickFDolan Před 3 měsíci

      ​​@@erbiumfiberCatholic church does not control Philippines. Catholic clergy have a right to teach the churches position and participate in government functions as much as any atheist does. Catholic parishioners have a right to disagree. Secular views are not more important than religious views. USA has a massive pregnancy rate. 2 million abortions per year and many born out of wedlock. As much as 70 percent in some ethnic communities are born without the father in the home. Conversely, many primarily Catholic nations do not have this problem. France, Spain, Portugal, Poland, Ireland, Italy all have low birth rates despite having massive Catholic majorities.

  • @linnm5859
    @linnm5859 Před 2 lety +271

    I’m a Filipino and I feel saddened by the fact that people who are really poor have more Children due to their ignorance. And the burden will pass to that Child. It’s also ridiculous that out of boredom reason You would get pregnant. I’m not judging in fact I salute and respect them for not aborting the baby but I hope government would take action to educate the poor and young women and men.

    • @heidiw3615
      @heidiw3615 Před rokem +17

      Sex is nature and birth control in general is expensive... So it is not entirely their fault

    • @balekleklek788
      @balekleklek788 Před rokem +6

      @@heidiw3615 agreed. and this is why, we have to do something about it. it's rising into an alarming rate at this point

    • @tobyihli9470
      @tobyihli9470 Před rokem +7

      It wasn’t just dumb boredom. It was the stopping of the delivery of the pill.

    • @akshaysingh4712
      @akshaysingh4712 Před rokem +16

      @@heidiw3615 You know you can say no to sex right? You don't always have to indugle your urges.

    • @ariefraiser140
      @ariefraiser140 Před rokem +19

      @@akshaysingh4712 Yes. Just say no. What a helpful suggestion 😅. Now if we can please have an adult discussion here. People are going to have sex. It's a natural human urge and you're not going to realistically get over 100 million to just say no to sex. So let's provide sex education as well as adequate birth control instead of putting out useless "solutions" like just say no to sex.

  • @thegirlwithribbons
    @thegirlwithribbons Před 2 lety +35

    More needs to be done regarding sexual health, sexual education, and contraception. Abortion may be frowned upon to some but bringing a life and selling the baby for 196$ is even more immoral!!! Bringing a baby into stricken poverty and jeopardizing their health is also immoral. 😠😫

  • @victoriagodinez79
    @victoriagodinez79 Před rokem +158

    Every child deserves a parent but not every parent deserves a child.🤦‍♂️

    • @MaddieFishblob
      @MaddieFishblob Před 11 měsíci +6

      Selling your infant off to a random stranger for 150 bucks 🤦‍♀️ smh

    • @mamabemoreunicorn
      @mamabemoreunicorn Před 7 měsíci

      Very sensitive to r@pe victims. Shame on you.

    • @elijahsackville-glucksburg
      @elijahsackville-glucksburg Před 7 měsíci +6

      ​@@MaddieFishblobin the Philippines, it's considered a big amount.

    • @peterclarke7240
      @peterclarke7240 Před 7 měsíci +2

      I guess you've never experienced their life.
      Rather than sit in judgement, maybe try to do something to make their lives a little better.

    • @Hollywoodbearluv
      @Hollywoodbearluv Před 7 měsíci +6

      This saying is so tired. It does not help or even apply here.

  • @craigaven4439
    @craigaven4439 Před rokem +12

    8 Kids and decided to stop!!!!!!!!!!!, how about after one when you are in poverty , Self inflicted poverty

  • @king24764
    @king24764 Před 2 lety +75

    I’m 28 and my wife is 27. We don’t have kids yet (which we do) because we’re not financially ready yet. We’re almost there but I wouldn’t want to bring a child IF I can’t afford it. Wish these ppl would realize that 😢

    • @sct4040
      @sct4040 Před 2 lety +21

      These people not only can not afford children, they can not afford contraception. They are extremely POOR.

    • @tinygreenpea
      @tinygreenpea Před rokem +13

      Did you even watch this video? It's 46 mins of explaining how what you said is just not even the issue here, at all. Thus whole documentary is about UNPLANNED pregnancy issues, what you're doing is planning. It's about people who cannot access birth control, EVEN IF they could afford it and understood the need for it. Unless your method of waiting until you're "financially stable" includes abstaining 100% from having sex with your wife, I'd say you haven't begun to walk a mile in these shoes.

    • @melissareece8656
      @melissareece8656 Před rokem +3

      As the mother of two grown children, I can safely tell you that on average a child cost 250K to raise till the age of 18...then theres college...another 100+K.

    • @tomsheppard378
      @tomsheppard378 Před rokem +1

      So you're married and waiting until ur financially ready to have sex?
      Wasnt the problem that these couples couldnt access contraception?

    • @honey3693
      @honey3693 Před rokem +3

      Years ago local health center gave free condoms. I don't know now because i don't go out but this should still be available especially it's year 2020's now. The problem here people may lack information on this especially in the lower reaches. That is why education and information dissemination on family planning is very important.

  • @jasubion2377
    @jasubion2377 Před rokem +14

    I got pregnant Nov 2019 and gave birth to my daughter Aug 2020 during pandemic.
    I delivered via CS and its expensive with all the additional requirement, swab test costs me 9k and charges for PPE for every staff that is present in the OR since I gave birth in a Private hospital in Makati.
    As years past, living started to be more and more expensive. The 3 of us still have quite a comfortable life, still have some extra for a little luxury. If I get pregnant again, that will just ruin everything. I do not want to be poor again. We are through that.

    • @chopsticksforlegs
      @chopsticksforlegs Před rokem

      9k in which currency

    • @allase
      @allase Před 3 měsíci +1

      @@chopsticksforlegs should be peso , so around 160 usd

  • @melissaszmania5517
    @melissaszmania5517 Před rokem +97

    How during a total lockdown did these kids have access to each other to have sex? Where are their parents? Are they being blamed at all? This whole episode has blown my mind. This is 🤬unbelievable.

    • @derekpam7149
      @derekpam7149 Před 8 měsíci

      They are number one for sex abuse selling those kids that’s how

    • @mcbling_girly
      @mcbling_girly Před 8 měsíci +14

      Probably poor sex education and maybe their parents weren't around. And please don't blame the children, they weren't well aware.

    • @maggiemae7539
      @maggiemae7539 Před 8 měsíci +13

      @@mcbling_girlytotal lockdown. That means everyone was at home

    • @mcbling_girly
      @mcbling_girly Před 8 měsíci +1

      @@maggiemae7539 yes that too! but what if their parents weren't there when it happened? Idk about you but during the pandemic, our neighborhoods were divided and only allowed to go out when the task is to go grocery shopping.

    • @DieGurkenfresser
      @DieGurkenfresser Před 8 měsíci +33

      Get a brain and try again. Often they are victims of sexual abuse from the people around them

  • @JohnSmith-hn6kv
    @JohnSmith-hn6kv Před 2 lety +41

    The Philippines has a somewhat causal attitude to pregnancy out of marriage (54% of babies are born out of a marriage), the good news is the fertility rate is slowly reducing (currently 2.53).

    • @JamesBond-jy8ti
      @JamesBond-jy8ti Před 2 lety +8

      Well.. when these statistics are married to mothers and fathers who don't have a steady solid financial foundation for these children, it's a problem

    • @pikachuthunderbolt3919
      @pikachuthunderbolt3919 Před rokem +1

      More than even many Islamic countries.

    • @playlisttarmac
      @playlisttarmac Před rokem +1

      I do not see this as a bad thing. Congrats to the Phillipines on not having unnecessary stigmas. Stigma would be terrible for a young mother to stay in education or continue working. Plus there were married women in this doco with unwanted pregnancies too. Poverty, lack of education and no access to birth control were the issues here.

    • @rizkifauzi7048
      @rizkifauzi7048 Před rokem +1

      @@pikachuthunderbolt3919 why are you suddenly correlating it with Islamic countries?

    • @aungmyintoo4635
      @aungmyintoo4635 Před 8 měsíci

      ​@@rizkifauzi7048the men can marry 4 wives, they even can marry young child. they breed like rabbits.

  • @hoodlutalo3708
    @hoodlutalo3708 Před 2 lety +22

    These women are suffering no woman should be forced to birth a baby they don't want. Who will fight for them ?

  • @sloeberdoet
    @sloeberdoet Před 8 měsíci +11

    Utterly irresponsibility no other worths for it. Sadly the innocent children have to pay the price for such irresponsibility and stupidity.

  • @medicalgrad
    @medicalgrad Před rokem +12

    May God bless these women and these young girls because you really never know what they have been to have these unwanted pregnancies

  • @pmhernane3903
    @pmhernane3903 Před 2 lety +23

    Priests interferring with local politics should spend time in teaching... If they don't want the gov't to allow abortion, then they must also teach the people to have high moral standards to avoid teenage and unwanted pregnancy.

    • @playlisttarmac
      @playlisttarmac Před rokem +1

      Should spend time in …. (I mentally had a different word here)

    • @kingleo7281
      @kingleo7281 Před rokem +1

      Agree! But actually its the Government's job to do, our priest are only there to help but that should not excuse our government to not act to their work on the public

  • @nibriadiaz8190
    @nibriadiaz8190 Před rokem +63

    As a mother my soul breaks for the children

  • @hl3517
    @hl3517 Před 2 lety +39

    Having baby is very huge responsibility & financial burden. You have to sacrifice your life to keep them alive. If you are not ready.. You are gonna suffer for the entire life. Life is too short to create unwanted & unnecessary burden. People have to think the heavy risk of getting pregnant before having sex. Women even can die during the labour. This is not insignificant. If you want to have sex.. You have to control your action..

  • @mscutegrace85
    @mscutegrace85 Před 7 měsíci +9

    Responsibility goes both ways men and women…should know better, your both adults…your both mature enough to know what’s wrong and right…don’t blame the government…you should blame your own self for being naive..your bringing a child into this world without thinking of the consequences…also parents for those who are minors…where’s the parental guidance?

  • @laurateaho-white9654
    @laurateaho-white9654 Před 7 měsíci +4

    I blame the Catholic church and the government for this. Sex ed must be taught to all people and medications/protection must be made legally and readily available for both men and women. It is unethical to expect people to raise children without the knowledge, support or financial means to do so. It leads to more suffering and poverty.

  • @janice8523
    @janice8523 Před 7 měsíci +6

    The Filipino people are very religious, and the Catholic Church tells them that family planning such as using birth control, is a “ sin”! This plays a big role in over population in the Philippines!

    • @user-dt3rc9yt1t
      @user-dt3rc9yt1t Před 7 měsíci +1

      That’s so bizarre because wouldn’t sex outside marriage me equally sinful in the Catholic faith? Yet so many people who are against contraceptives for religious reasons are also having sex outside marriage

    • @mrnarason
      @mrnarason Před 4 měsíci

      ​@@user-dt3rc9yt1tmost Catholics are hypocrites or don't follow the teaching of the church

    • @MrStarsuicide
      @MrStarsuicide Před 2 měsíci

      Italy has many abortion clinics, family planning, etc, THEY HAVE THE POPE!

    • @IndayGrey
      @IndayGrey Před měsícem

      Abortion is a mortal sin so is selling your baby.. I dont understand the hypocrisy .. they cant even subsidized babies but they want them to be born regardless of the parents social status.. the poor ones are the people keep on popping babies like its a sport..
      Im married with 2 kids .. I had my eldest from a previous relationship and my youngest to my husband. Our child was born when we were 27.. never think of having another one.. you need to think of the future and the life you can give to the child you pop out.. you should also think of yourself like are you still fit to send your child to college once you reach 55? Or 60? You should calculate your age and your childs age .. its hard if they need to work and be in college at the same time because you as a parent cant do it anymore because either you are already sick or already too old.. be responsible and not be a burden to your children.. its our responsibility as parents to give the life they deserve as our children.

  • @chinieyung
    @chinieyung Před 2 lety +47

    It was so interesting to their thought, especially for the teenagers. Why they got pregnant because they had more free time during lockdown?! Right as the other comments, education is the solution of this problem.

    • @TheScooby7890
      @TheScooby7890 Před 8 měsíci +1

      Well if the income of the family was restricted because jobs interacting with people were canceled; then the only means of survival rests on sex work. There are millions of cases like this worldwide. It’s not always voluntary.

  • @galahadchavez2664
    @galahadchavez2664 Před rokem +10

    Boredom = pregnancy 😒😒😒😒😒
    High AF

    • @MsFlamingFlamer
      @MsFlamingFlamer Před 7 měsíci +1

      Right! Folks don’t get these people are very very poor. While people in more industrialized countries might spend their time watching streaming or playing video games these folks just have screwing

  • @claireylanan1307
    @claireylanan1307 Před 2 lety +7

    while majority of countries have decreased fertility statistics during pandemic because everybody is losing job and not enough money to pay bills ironically in philippines there is a baby boom. well, personal responsibilities and maturity seems lacking in our country because the system and dynamics of philippine culture allows it.

  • @littleantukins4415
    @littleantukins4415 Před 2 lety +16

    We need to change Philippine culture, by force

  • @gregoryglen808
    @gregoryglen808 Před 2 lety +23

    I don't really get what these Filipinos are thinking. If you want to give your kids enough resources, love and time to develop into educated, well-balanced adults, you can only have 2, maximum 3 kids.

    • @apinezstats2237
      @apinezstats2237 Před 2 lety +1

      There is no baby boom in PH!
      There were only 1,516,042 registered births in the country in 2020, based on a preliminary report by the Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA) released in June 2021. This is the lowest number in 34 years or since 1986, when only 1,493,995 Filipinos were born.

    • @illiteratefilipino2073
      @illiteratefilipino2073 Před 2 lety

      Lots of my country men are stupid

    • @strangeman9362
      @strangeman9362 Před 2 lety

      @@apinezstats2237 you're coping

    • @jamesaaron4834
      @jamesaaron4834 Před 3 měsíci

      They don’t know any better and sex education is taboo in their schools I’m assuming.

    • @IndayGrey
      @IndayGrey Před měsícem

      @@jamesaaron4834my 9 year old son is already asking us if eggs can just be there automatically? If sperm can be fertilized randomly.. etc etc.. I dont think reproductive health and sex educ are still taboo subjects.. more on teenagers are curious and too stubborn to even think of the possible consequences if they will do things they arent supposed to do.. like pre marital s**.. schools are teaching them not to engage but to remind them how hard it will be for them if they engage in s**ual acts and be pregnant.. thats is also why pharmacies dont sell contraceptives to minors without parental consent or supervision..because we never encourage intercourse between minors or minors to be s**ually active.. we are a conservative society afterall..teenagers are supposed to be in schools and enjoying their young life and not be at home popping babies.. or work odd jobs to feed babies ..

  • @heyyyyyyyyyyow
    @heyyyyyyyyyyow Před 2 lety +35

    What the heck is wrong with these people blaming the government for not being able to give them contraceptives as the reason for them getting pregnant? Like what?? These people aren't taking responsibility over their lives and actions. What a shame. With education or not, this is like basic. Be responsible over your life.

    • @asteriskwashere
      @asteriskwashere Před rokem +3

      I agree with you on this. People should be educated on the topic and be more aware of the consequences of their actions. It's not all the time you get to have contraceptives. They should also learn to control themselves.

    • @Jews_C0ntr0l_daa__worldd
      @Jews_C0ntr0l_daa__worldd Před 8 měsíci

      In ur opinion why does a government exist?

    • @benibluefoe
      @benibluefoe Před 7 měsíci

      without contraceptives, pregnancy occurs. are you so stupid you don't understand how reproduction works? the catholics ban contraceptives for women. the govt is controlled by the catholic church. so yes, people blame those who cause the problem. males have access to condoms, but wmen are denied birth control, so BLAME the males for NOT being responsible. as they always have been, but refuse to be responsible.

    • @freemagicfun
      @freemagicfun Před 5 měsíci

      They are blaming the government because the reproductive health law says the local health centers will provide birth control and education... but the senate bows to the bishops and did not fund the law enough... the government failed in their promise.

  • @cnbrry
    @cnbrry Před 8 měsíci +16

    when the young girl said if it didn't happen covid I wouldn't be pregnant, I was like WHAT?!? Wasn't everyone at home during the lockdown? How can they do it? asjskjzkk raising children is not easy and requires quite a lot of money😬
    I think sex education and the environment you live in have a big influence

  • @lakan3462
    @lakan3462 Před 2 lety +32

    I see, Philippines and the other ASEAN countries seems to be your favorite topics. Are there no shocking news in Singapore that we should know of?

    • @HiItsMe-ip8cj
      @HiItsMe-ip8cj Před 2 lety +4

      That also what I’m thinking HAHAHAHAHA

    • @afee9118
      @afee9118 Před 2 lety +2

      🤣🤣 i agree with u👍🏻

    • @cindyfern
      @cindyfern Před 2 lety

      Maybe you can email the channel

    • @lakan3462
      @lakan3462 Před 2 lety +9

      @@cindyfern no need. They KNOW what I mean. They just choose to ignore it." Make our neighbors look bad, so our citizens won't complain about their high taxes". That's their motto.

    • @lakan3462
      @lakan3462 Před 2 lety +1

      @@HiItsMe-ip8cj yup, I know. You are not alone smart lady.

  • @jonnieinbangkok
    @jonnieinbangkok Před 2 lety +52

    And now Thailand is suffering a "birth dearth," with national fertility below replacement level. It is an aging society that is quickly coming to resemble Japan.

    • @migspeculates
      @migspeculates Před 2 lety

      Solution: Move the undesirables from the Philippines to Thailand as a labor caste. Problem solved!

    • @papoopa5800
      @papoopa5800 Před 2 lety +1

      Women’s empowerment is inversely correlated with their fertility levels

    • @marrionejamlofrancomanaiz3115
    • @jonnieinbangkok
      @jonnieinbangkok Před 2 lety +7

      @@marrionejamlofrancomanaiz3115 Too much emphasis on birth control and women's rights.

    • @badv9319
      @badv9319 Před 2 lety +9

      @@jonnieinbangkok and no offense and most of your men became a lady boy hehe just kidding thailand is. Beautiful

  • @wanderingandroid
    @wanderingandroid Před 2 lety +16

    the issue here is the catholic church who unfortunately to this day is still very influential. the church continually oppose contraceptives which is why the morning after pill is illegal in the country. the reasoning for it to be illegal is ideological and not scientifically based. abortion is illegal in the country and the morning after pill is considered as abortion.

    • @JamesBond-jy8ti
      @JamesBond-jy8ti Před 2 lety

      It's legal now..for some years... But too late.
      Also, the people are lazy to exercise their options for birth control.
      Lazy lazy lazy.. and they don't fear consequences.
      Abortion is still illegal, but it BBM is elected l, he will make it a choice for women. He said he's had enough viewing the idealogies, he sees statistics.

    • @davel9514
      @davel9514 Před 2 lety

      This right here is a utopia for right wing Americans!

    • @kingleo7281
      @kingleo7281 Před rokem +2

      The Holy Catholic Church should always remain influenctial. Contraception is legal in the Philippines, even a minor cam buy it over the counter and get free in public heath centers. Opposing and criticizing ones public policy is completely scientifically healthy in a democracy such as but not limited to the Philippines. Morning pill was not considered as abortion, they have criteria for so called illegal abortions

  • @aphmau0729
    @aphmau0729 Před rokem +4

    The problem with the Philippines is that Filipinos still use the old ways of how they think of having children. Due to being a predominantly Christian country, Filipinos don't use contraceptives and abortion and divorce are illegal there. They think that having a baby is a blessing, and they think it should stay that way. They don't wanna end up like Europe which is also majority Christian but baby-making is almost nonexistent.

  • @user-ni6ve4su7g
    @user-ni6ve4su7g Před 7 měsíci +4

    my heart breaks for these poor girls, they have no one to protect them.

  • @chyme2465
    @chyme2465 Před 2 lety +21

    They live in such tight spaces with tons of their kids and they still have the audacity to what? Have sex? My goodness. Also if they insist so much on that logic that there's nothing to do so they have sex, well, there's tons of stuff you can do sexually that can actually not lead to pregnancy anyway. They're just too lazy like that.

    • @YouYou-sm8tf
      @YouYou-sm8tf Před 2 lety +1

      If they start to work hard, they would be too tired for sex.

  • @pickledbeaker5916
    @pickledbeaker5916 Před 2 lety +83

    religion sure did a number on that poor country and it future, shame, real shame

    • @barkmaker
      @barkmaker Před 2 lety +5

      You must be a libtard with that kind of irresponsible thinking. No one is ever responsible for their own actions with you twats.

    • @oodo2908
      @oodo2908 Před 2 lety +6

      It was the banking conglomerates and their political lackeys. Every time the PH did well, they took measures to chop it down. Philippine currency has been on even parity with the USD before. But they're loosening their grip now. The country is getting major upgrades. As far as this poverty, it's pretty much only in Manila. The rest of the nation is really nice.

    • @user-lvqk2wdp8sjn
      @user-lvqk2wdp8sjn Před 2 lety +3

      @@barkmaker Cool it, priest.

    • @barkmaker
      @barkmaker Před 2 lety +3

      @@user-lvqk2wdp8sjn, your using the term priest as a pejorative really helps define your character for others to see. Thank you and God bless.

    • @jennyzubiri9312
      @jennyzubiri9312 Před 2 lety +5

      the Philippines had the lowest population growth rate in 70 years.

  • @VinayTruth
    @VinayTruth Před 2 lety +4

    Thank you CNA. Influencing Documentary

  • @rosa-thorn
    @rosa-thorn Před 2 lety +8

    what about condoms or the pull out game… not that the pull out game works but it buys you luck. I never understood why birth control isn’t more available even vasectomies. Places like planned parenthood teach you family planning but they always get a bad rep for abortions. People forget they provide education, family planning, and sexual health care

    • @ARedMotorcycle
      @ARedMotorcycle Před rokem +3

      Yeah, I don't understand why pulling out was never an option.

    • @mrnarason
      @mrnarason Před 4 měsíci

      ​@@ARedMotorcyclebecause it's mortal sin in the catholic church. You have to creampie everytime you have sex. Not even joking, this is what the pope teaches

  • @hazelgracebellen1951
    @hazelgracebellen1951 Před rokem +17

    At the age of 30, I'm already married but I'm hesitant to have a child. It's expensive to rear a child, especially the high inflation rate nowadays. Although we are financially stable, we can't afford to hire a babysitter. Also, I'm not mentally and emotionally ready to take care of a baby.

    • @asteriskwashere
      @asteriskwashere Před 10 měsíci +4

      It's good that you know your capabilities, it really would be terrible to have a child when you're not ready yet.

    • @bevs9995
      @bevs9995 Před 8 měsíci +1

      the mental concern is real concern.
      But children are pretty cheap, how do you think we survive history

    • @benibluefoe
      @benibluefoe Před 7 měsíci

      children are NOT cheap to raise. only an idiot and so one completely out of touch would state children are cheap to raise. the male has escaped millions of times all responsibility for their actions. women and girls pay the price for the males selfishness. when are males going to evolve into a decent being?

    • @Steph-lc7hy
      @Steph-lc7hy Před 7 měsíci +1

      @@bevs9995kids are cheap? In this 21st century?

    • @bevs9995
      @bevs9995 Před 7 měsíci +1

      @@Steph-lc7hy yes, kids are very cheap. For essentials, they are. Why do you think the poorest classes are now having more kids than anyone else? Kids a cheap, if you cant pay for them, the state will. Everything else (college, designer clothes, pet dog, 4 bedroom house) are what cost money.

  • @Abi_Joyy
    @Abi_Joyy Před 8 měsíci +3

    oh my heart. ❤ I was born in manila in the 80’s and was adopted to an American family.

  • @bezclimacosa5716
    @bezclimacosa5716 Před 2 lety +69

    Please do not blame the pandemic for your pregnancy

    • @JuanaMari4
      @JuanaMari4 Před rokem +4

      Exactly!

    • @benibluefoe
      @benibluefoe Před 7 měsíci

      exactly. blame the male. he has access to birth control, but doesnt use. males are always to blame for unwanted pregnancies.

    • @silentgamer88
      @silentgamer88 Před 7 měsíci +5

      “Their spouses lost jobs, so they were always together” is just a sorry excuse of admitting that you have 0 self control.

    • @cielxy3268
      @cielxy3268 Před 7 měsíci +1

      Oh my god, Yes! I've been thinking about this this whole time! Hearing these irresponsible adults blame the pandemic for their actions is pathetic. It's not the pandemic's fault they can't keep themselves controlled- it's them! Because even if there is no pandemic, they're still gonna keep having sexual intercourse and it's still gonna happen. They really need to control themselves if they want to be responsible.

    • @MsFlamingFlamer
      @MsFlamingFlamer Před 7 měsíci

      This is a very poor religious country. Do you think women in such a culture can say no to their husbands? Y’all are very naive about the Philippines

  • @Zini561
    @Zini561 Před 2 lety +90

    In such poverty, how does one even have the desire to engage in sexual activity?! And knowing they can’t feed their children, how are they not scared to death of bringing another life into the world? They act as if there is absolutely no way to control the situation….it just happens. I am married and have never used contraceptives in my life and managed to not get pregnant when I did not want to. This is so angering…these poor kids!

    • @ejamadeus2887
      @ejamadeus2887 Před 2 lety

      PH, just like many developing countries, still suffer from lack of sex education and the general trend of avoiding conversation about sex. Plus, there is a nasty reality behind the baby boom during pandemic there. The teenage pregnancy increased beyond 100%. Take note, there is a lockdown which meant many of the fathers are relatives. It's prevalent but no one wants to address it except few young intellectuals.

    • @BittersweetMayhem
      @BittersweetMayhem Před 2 lety

      Doing nothing all day. Cant leave the house. Might as well have sex when the feeling hits. Maybe they tried the pull out method

    • @planetlover4636
      @planetlover4636 Před 2 lety

      I agree with you. The people who keep having babies are those who cant even support themselves properly. Then blame It to the Pandemic or Government for their wrongdoings. What they arr doing is just causing problems to society.

    • @pietrojenkins6901
      @pietrojenkins6901 Před 2 lety

      Hey ZCZC you forget Philppines has a thriving sex industry where foreign men (especially westerners) are sought after ?

    • @hoodlutalo3708
      @hoodlutalo3708 Před 2 lety +1

      The men are careless when dealing with the women that can't afford condom or birth control. No one ever complains about the men being an issue too

  • @michaelmejia8678
    @michaelmejia8678 Před rokem +7

    The Philippines needs to legalize contraception & abortions, and enforce sex education. This baby boom is only going to worsen poverty if it continues.

  • @bonitabonita7701
    @bonitabonita7701 Před rokem +6

    I am
    Sorry. Abortion is not allowed but having sex at 15 is ok?

  • @jillbert40
    @jillbert40 Před rokem +4

    What confuses me is how come since the sixties when birth control has become more prominent around the world, why have unwed pregnancies also become more prevalent during this same period.

    • @MsFlamingFlamer
      @MsFlamingFlamer Před 7 měsíci

      Pregnancy is below replacement level in industrialized countries

  • @dianethompson2458
    @dianethompson2458 Před 7 měsíci +5

    I am Canadian. I was married in 1978. I needed to go to my family doctor to get birth control prescriptions and advice. I am delighted to see these free birth control clinics. This should be available for free to every person around the world. This service should include vasectomies as well My father had a vasectomy in 1968. He and my mother decided since they had all the children they wanted and she had given birth to us it was his turn to step up. I personally had my tubes tied because I am a type one diabetic. I felt that if my husband and I ever broke up and he remarried his new wife deserved to have a child if she wanted to. We adopted a baby in 1986. So it all worked out well. I understand and appreciate that I am much luckier than the poor women in this programme. My heart breaks for them and their babies. No judgement here they just did what they needed to do.

  • @bettywhitelouie1868
    @bettywhitelouie1868 Před 8 měsíci +3

    Dam shame!!! I'm a retired nurse and my family is all grown up and I would love to adopt some poor helpless infant and child so that these kind of videos could stop.❤❤❤❤😊

  • @Burmeseti
    @Burmeseti Před 7 měsíci +5

    It's hard to argue that humans are any different from animals.

  • @jowyyuwu9730
    @jowyyuwu9730 Před 9 měsíci +6

    the focus is pinned on women and they efforts they put into preventing pregnancies. what about the men? sex education should be extended to the men as well, after all, sperm is needed for impregnation. it is so unfair that women are victimised and have long lasting effects of a pregnancy, while the men can CHOOSE to stay and raise the child. props to the fathers who do take responsibility, especially the teenager.

    • @valcrist7428
      @valcrist7428 Před 5 měsíci

      Poor children. This ALL the WOMAN'S FAULT for choosing the WRONG PARTNER!! How IRRESPONSIBLE!!
      Their BODY, Their CHOICE!! Women also have MORE OPTIONS for contraceptives? Don't you know that? You have low IQ.
      There are a lot of good men and they choosed a dead beat tambay.

  • @jimmylee1776
    @jimmylee1776 Před 8 měsíci +7

    Sex education & family planning must be taught in schools. Also families must do this to stop teenage & unwanted pregnancies. The poor & uneducated must stop having babies. They must know it’s their responsibility to do everything possible to give a child a good life. Without education & training a child will struggle to get a good job when he/she grows up. This means that the child will have to struggle for 70 years to survive (if he/she lives that long).
    It is sad that this situation happens to people of low socioeconomic background all over the world.
    Men & women must control their urge to have sex.

  • @Tamil_Atheist2023
    @Tamil_Atheist2023 Před rokem +5

    Im worrying about the young mother's health and the infants idk how they will get nutritious food because of poverty,sex education must be strictly given to them .And I appreciate that boy who took responsibility to his girl and the child 👏and its rare.

  • @atony4341
    @atony4341 Před 2 lety +16

    Very sad about this people. But some of them I don’t understand them as I’m a married man and my miss don’t use pills we just be careful. There is no need to blame the pandemic we all went through that and came out with out a baby if you don’t know what you doing don’t do it.

  • @floral-smoke
    @floral-smoke Před 6 měsíci +3

    Free, and easy access to safe abortion is SO important. On top of that good sex education, understanding how pregnancy happens (yes, sex but both men and women understanding the entire menstrual cycle and ovulation etc. is integral) It's the ONLY way to reduce unwanted and teen pregnancy. And STOP PUSHING RELIGION!

  • @joyceslipper9735
    @joyceslipper9735 Před rokem +4

    Can women get Tubal Ligation Surgery in the Philippines? This would solve Unwanted Pregnancies and the Population Explosio. It's Time to introduce" ONE CHILD PER FAMILY 'in the Philippines!!

    • @8bittimetraveler834
      @8bittimetraveler834 Před rokem +1

      A one child policy would be a shenanigan. That would just create additional problems and segregation. What people need is a massive cultural reform to adjust the pnoy culture and mentality to the 21st century.

  • @Lol-sz7ft
    @Lol-sz7ft Před rokem +4

    Some parts of the comment section is to cry about. In every case of sexual intercourse, it's the responsibility of ALL ppl involved to protect themselves and the other from STD's and/or unwanted pregnancy.

  • @MarkCams
    @MarkCams Před 2 lety +5

    Yeah, this is really true. However, every country has a problems. The most important thing is the government. Good governance, makes the difference between progress and poverty. We, Filipinos are tested in tough times.. We can make progress in difficult situation.

    • @YouYou-sm8tf
      @YouYou-sm8tf Před 2 lety +4

      Education start at home. Parents are responsible for it much more.

  • @katniss1968
    @katniss1968 Před 7 měsíci +4

    It took eight for them to decide to stop? I am sure they are not the only couples with the same mentality who also cannot afford the children they continue to have.

  • @chriskomilvet6779
    @chriskomilvet6779 Před 2 lety +4

    the planet is OVERPOPULATED

  • @thewanderingartists
    @thewanderingartists Před 8 měsíci +3

    If you have 10 kids and expect sympathy, you get none 😂

  • @etaokha4164
    @etaokha4164 Před 2 lety +29

    Having a baby in a poor country is the worst thing that can happen to a young person. They'll either abort or throw the baby in the bin but no one educates them, and the cycle begins again.

  • @cinderellacomplex7
    @cinderellacomplex7 Před 7 měsíci +4

    These parents whine and complain about not having enough money or food for the number of kids they have and yet they willingly had sex multiple times. What did they expect would happen? They're not naive teenagers. These are adults who know unprotected sex = pregnancy. You don't HAVE to have sex. Your relationship and marriage shouldn't be based on sex. They make it seem like abstaining until they have proper protection is the most impossible thing in the world. Also, being bored and other similar excuses are extremely dumb.

  • @user-xh2kw5eh1u
    @user-xh2kw5eh1u Před 2 lety +18

    Truly a third world problem. Meanwhile in many first world countries, population are falling and govt has to dangle rewards and incentives to get people to populate.

    • @nat0106951
      @nat0106951 Před 2 lety

      yeah in japan. sometimes I wanna rennounce my nationality because of how stupid are people in my country. yeah I an filipino.

    • @pikachuthunderbolt3919
      @pikachuthunderbolt3919 Před rokem +1

      It's good thing as humans population should decrease

    • @RatedR03
      @RatedR03 Před rokem +2

      Please use terms like Developing and Developed countries. Most families do not act like these, only a small group of women act sexually incompetent. The population of the Philippines is over 100 million, while less than 250K is "unwanted', and an even smaller amount is from those in poverty. News like these emphasis an issue.
      Unwanted pregnancies are experiencing in the most wealthiest of countries.

  • @inezamy9523
    @inezamy9523 Před 2 lety +11

    I have got sooo many questions
    1. How many women lost their lives because of abortion
    2. How is their government helping them during this pandemic period because if they are not helping in anyway then they should at least ease down the lockdown
    3. You say lack of family planning isn't the responsibility of the government to make sure these are available everywhere and anytime, and why don't they give the women the female condoms.
    4. Men that make these women pregnant aren't they supposed to sit down with their wives and plan l would really love to here their side of the story on what is happening.
    5. For the medical workers they should be allowed back into the maternity wards to help these women
    6. Catholic church l do love you but this mentality is sooo old if you as a church won't help take care of these children born unplanned they you have no say over these womens lives so do better.
    6. As a government they should have planned and thought better about what they were about to do during the pandemic, my country we had partial lockdown where you go home early but still can work during the day.
    7. What are the organizations homes and the like that helping these families there is sooo much that is not being done to help these families.
    8. Sex education should be taken over by all stake holders including this catholic church, DO BETTER AS A CHURCH and yes these women should receive family planning at all times and for the men there is a time when you have to of the kids that you and if you can provide for them before adding another one.

    • @kirkyyy8853
      @kirkyyy8853 Před 2 lety +1

      1. If medically induced abortions, it is close to 0 if not 100. Abortion is health care though. Otherwise a lot, such as self/midwife induced.
      2. I am not in the position to say things as I don't know.
      3. Philippines lacks sex education. Therefore, giving women female condoms is not an option as they do not how to use it. Up until now, the government do not implement sex education
      4. It is part of the teenage pregnancy problem that men who impregnate those young women get away with it and run off the responsibilities.
      5. The government's main focus is eradicating the pandemic, not the teenage pregnancy.
      6. That's how religion always works, they are always opposing as what they seem "holy" or "straight" in accordance to the bible.
      6. That happened which we called MECQ and GCQ. But it was only used in mainland Luzon in September 2020 I think after 6 months of lockdown.
      7. Mostly NGOs which are funded by private companies who are concern of birth rate rising and teenage pregnancy.
      8. ...

    • @valcrist7428
      @valcrist7428 Před 5 měsíci

      Poor children. This ALL the WOMAN'S FAULT for choosing the WRONG PARTNER!! How IRRESPONSIBLE!!
      Their BODY, Their CHOICE!! Women also have MORE OPTIONS for contraceptives? Don't you know that? You have low IQ.
      There are a lot of good men and they choosed a dead beat tambay.

  • @JHues
    @JHues Před 2 lety +5

    You know what's funny and ironic thing during this pandemic?. Hundreds or people died yet hundreds of babies are being born. Practice safe sex to avoid pregnancy and transmitted diseases.

  • @stephenlosch2015
    @stephenlosch2015 Před 2 lety +2

    Profoundly sad.

  • @LoveAfterPookie
    @LoveAfterPookie Před rokem +14

    Nah we gotta hold these people accountable. Covid didn't cause this.

    • @asteriskwashere
      @asteriskwashere Před 9 měsíci +4

      I agree, the pandemic is more of an enabler to them. They're the ones with a choice. As a Filipino I would say that my country really needs to implement sex education so that more people can be aware of the consequences of having sex.

    • @valcrist7428
      @valcrist7428 Před 5 měsíci

      Poor children. This ALL the WOMAN'S FAULT for choosing the WRONG PARTNER!! How IRRESPONSIBLE!!
      Their BODY, Their CHOICE!! Women also have MORE OPTIONS for contraceptives? Don't you know that? You have low IQ.
      There are a lot of good men and they choosed a dead beat tambay.

  • @user-bi9rd8ow6z
    @user-bi9rd8ow6z Před 8 měsíci +3

    No child is unwanted! They are chosen by God

  • @jessilynlu1422
    @jessilynlu1422 Před 2 lety +17

    Most countries improve for the better but in the Philippines, it’s the opposite. Family planning was a focus like 40 years ago. I remember this as a teen growing up there. But the country seems to just fall off the band wagon. It’s a hopeless situation and a hopeless country.

    • @thwb4661
      @thwb4661 Před 2 lety +1

      How can you say it's hopeless so when you don't live here anymore?

    • @kennethhernandez6612
      @kennethhernandez6612 Před 2 lety +7

      I'm here now and I can tell you for the past 12 years (born late 70s here, educated in the West, back in the PH for business) this country has improved on paper but it's the people just like in the video that take more steps backwards than forwards.
      These people deserve their consequences... Start to lose sympathy and empathy for people who can't help themselves.

    • @jessilynlu1422
      @jessilynlu1422 Před 2 lety +3

      @@thwb4661 I may no longer live there but I do visit often. Also, with technology, you don’t have to be physically there to know how over the years unplanned pregnancies have become more rampant. Underaged teens who are still wet behind their ears having babies. It’s a vicious cycle that keeps getting worse. They have themselves to blame and should take responsibility. God helps those who help themselves.

    • @thwb4661
      @thwb4661 Před 2 lety

      @@jessilynlu1422 Well why not help your those who need help yourself instead of living comfortably in a foreign land if you're really that bothered?

    • @kennethhernandez6612
      @kennethhernandez6612 Před 2 lety +5

      @Unseen Context The masses have been trying to help them, but that starts at home with parenting. And millions of people here don't listen, nor are they disciplined. So what's the point? They didn't listen 50 years ago, 40, 30, 20, 10 and so on... And they still don't.. only in this country "Filipino time exists" and reminding people on the street "bawal umihi ditto" and "clean as you go" when people do not... This country doesn't care for consequences. It's the 'bahala na culture."

  • @dhaianne08
    @dhaianne08 Před 2 lety +3

    If sexually active minors aren't allowed to buy pills how they will stop them from getting pregnant. The pharmacist should've recommend condom instead.
    Know why teens refrained to ask the elders?
    Because they will just get shamed and blamed.

  • @fauzul4004
    @fauzul4004 Před 2 lety +16

    How hard is it to pull out?

    • @belleblanch5374
      @belleblanch5374 Před 2 lety

      😂😂😂

    • @SBNRGlacier
      @SBNRGlacier Před 2 lety

      Hard enough I guess.. 🤷‍♂️

    • @smd4246
      @smd4246 Před 2 lety

      This is true, every girl who told me she wasn't on BC i pulled out, gotta be careful out here

    • @strangeman9362
      @strangeman9362 Před 2 lety

      It's hard if your husband was drunk doing it

    • @mrnarason
      @mrnarason Před 4 měsíci

      Catholics can't pull out. They have to creampie every time, not even joking, this is what the catholic church teaches and endorses

  • @aliasmarg8ta127
    @aliasmarg8ta127 Před 7 měsíci +1

    Before you bring another child into the world, ask yourself , are you condemning this child to a life of poverty? Is this what you want for your child? I have no patience with people who live with the motto "God will provide" or "it's God's will". No . Do not blame God for the human's fault.

  • @Yan-12
    @Yan-12 Před rokem +4

    the church and catholics say its okay.

  • @iansze2652
    @iansze2652 Před 2 lety +6

    Mandatory vasectomies could be a solution