Acknowledgment of Josefa Llanes Escoda's Contributions
- Josefa Llanes Escoda is acknowledged for her patriotism and civic leadership.
- She is credited with significant contributions to social work.
- She is particularly noted for her role in the girl-scouting movement within the Philippines.
Sponsorship and Support for the Proclamation
- The proclamation is supported and desired by the National Federation of Women's Clubs of the Philippines.
- The Girl Scouts of the Philippines and other civic organizations also advocate for the commemoration.
Authority and Effect of the Proclamation
- The declaration is made by President Carlos P. Garcia under the powers vested in him by law.
- It serves as an official tribute by the government recognizing Josefa Llanes Escoda’s services.
Formalities of the Proclamation
- The proclamation was issued in Manila.
- It is dated September 17, 1957.
- Signed by President Carlos P. Garcia and attested by Executive Secretary Fortunato De Leon.
Core Legal Concepts
- The proclamation is a symbolic act honoring a national figure for her martyrdom and services.
- It establishes a specific commemorative day to promote remembrance and respect.
- There are no penalties, sanctions, or procedural requirements associated with compliance, as it is a ceremonial declaration.