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Title Source: Supreme Court: Proclaims Sept. 21, 1957, as Children's Day

Law: Proclamation No. 440

Decision Date: Sep 2, 1957

Proclamation No. 440 designates September 21, 1957, as Children's Day in the Philippines, emphasizing the importance of protecting children and promoting their well-being to ensure a prosperous future for the nation.

Rationale for the Declaration

Emphasizes the critical importance of children’s well-being amid numerous societal challenges.
Recognizes the necessity of nurturing children to become good and useful citizens, essential for the nation's future.
Highlights the need for a dedicated day to raise awareness and promote concern for the welfare of children.

Designation of Responsible Agency

The Children’s Library and Museum, Inc. is designated as the official agency to take charge of the celebration activities on Children’s Day.

Legal Authority and Issuance

The proclamation is issued by the President of the Philippines, Carlos P. Garcia, under the powers vested in him by law.
The formal signing and sealing of the proclamation took place in Manila on September 2, 1957.

Signatories and Authentication

Signed by President Carlos P. Garcia.
Authentication and official endorsement by Executive Secretary Fortunato De Leon.

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