Declaring December 9 as National Anti-Corruption Day

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PROCLAMATION NO. 506: Declaring December 9 as National Anti-Corruption Day

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Title Supreme Court: Declaring December 9 as National Anti-Corruption Day

Law: Proclamation No. 506

Decision Date: Nov 16, 2012

Proclamation No. 506 designates December 9 as National Anti-Corruption Day in the Philippines, aiming to raise awareness and encourage action against corruption through activities organized by the government, civil society, and the general public.

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Philippines' Commitment to the United Nations Convention Against Corruption (UNCAC)

The Republic of the Philippines is a signatory and active participant in the UNCAC.
This commitment reflects the country's dedication to international standards in combating corruption.

Recognition of the Threat Posed by Corruption

Corruption is acknowledged as a serious threat to societal stability and security.
It undermines democratic institutions, ethical values, and justice.
Corruption jeopardizes sustainable development and the rule of law.

Presidential Authority and Official Declaration

The declaration is made under the powers vested in the President of the Philippines by law.
This proclamation formalizes the observance in the national context every December 9.

Formality and Authenticity of the Proclamation

The proclamation is signed by the President, Benigno S. Aquino III.
The Executive Secretary, Paquito N. Ochoa, Jr., countersigns the document to authorize it.
The official seal of the Republic of the Philippines is affixed to ensure authenticity.

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