Based on his experience being a general, he thinks that bringing the mandatory military service training to the Filipino youth will provide better and heavier impact in terms of defense of our grounds. He put emphasis on the fact that this should be separate from the NSTP funding where parents of the college students are the ones who pay for their children to be able to undergo the program.Īs you may have noticed in Senator Dela Rosa’s goal, he wants a just and stable service to guard the society from external and internal threats. As per the Senator, the government should back this idea up and shoulder the costs and the funding of the mandatory military service. The program could not stand on its own or through regular funding. Of course, this program would need appropriate and proper funding. Read: The Anti-Hospital Deposit Law to Make Hospitals Treat Emergency Services Without Down Payment Funding the mandatory military service Senator “Bato” said that if this will be implemented, he wants no exemptions or whatsoever despite the social status, achievement, and profession-every male Filipino youth will experience the mandatory military service.
However, wealth and social status won’t be enough to save a Filipino child from servicing through the mandatory military service. I know that you’re thinking a lot of things revolving around this topic.
Gusto ko malakas ang ating territorial defense when it comes to foreign aggression, foreign invasion so kailangang i-prepare natin ang ating kabataan na mayroon tayong enough reserves, human resource reserves.” Would there be exemptions? In addition to that, preparedness will be heightened and we will be more difficult to deal with and conquer. Read: Four-Day Work Week For Filipinos Can Soon be an OptionĪccording to him, this would aid the Philippines to properly boost and intensify its territorial defense strategies and strengths in the event that a foreign invasion takes place. Instead of bringing the mandatory ROTC back in its scale, what he wants is to place Filipino youth to serve the military for a maximum of two (2) years-imitating both Israel and South Korea’s practice. UNTV had an interview with the Senator and the Senator said that he is looking to implement a better and a more challenging task to the youth of the Philippines. As per him, this is an imperative part of a man’s life especially if they reach a certain age. Read: President Duterte Vetoes the Anti-Palo Bill Filipino youth Military ServiceĪccording to Senator Bato Dela Rosa, he looks to mirror other countries who are undergoing this specific practice. Some people claim that this is far worse than the ROTC aspirations and even said that: Enter your email address to get notifications of new Job Postings, Scholarships and other updates.
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