Declaration of Civil Liberties Day

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PROCLAMATION NO. 69: Declaration of Civil Liberties Day

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Title Supreme Court: Declaration of Civil Liberties Day

Law: Proclamation No. 69

Decision Date: Dec 20, 1962

Diosdado Macapagal declares January 21 as Civil Liberties Day to commemorate the anniversary of the Malolos Constitution and emphasize the importance of civil liberties in a democratic society.

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Historical Context and Symbolism

January 21 commemorates the anniversary of the Malolos Constitution promulgation.
The Malolos Constitution is recognized as a historic document that reflects the Filipino people's original thoughts on civil liberties.

Presidential Authority and Proclamation

The declaration is made by the President of the Philippines, Diosdado Macapagal, under his constitutional and legal powers.
The proclamation legally formalizes January 21 as a day of observance devoted to civil liberties.

Public Participation and Observance

The public is urged to celebrate Civil Liberties Day with appropriate ceremonies.
The observance aims to promote awareness and preservation of civil liberties as an enduring democratic value.

Legal Formalities and Authenticity

The document is executed in Manila and bears the presidential signature and the seal of the Republic.
Executive Secretary Salvador L. Mariao countersigns the proclamation, ensuring official issuance and implementation.

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