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12,631 laws · 1946–2026
9 laws in March 1989
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- Republic Act No. 6723 An Act Declaring February One of Every Year a Special Working Holiday in the Province of Camarines Norte to Commemorate the Birth Anniversary of its Hero, Dr. Jose Maria Panganiban
- Republic Act No. 6722 An Act Declaring April Twenty-Five a Special Non-Working Holiday in the Province of Aklan
- Republic Act No. 6721 An Act Declaring November Thirteen of Each Year a Special Public Holiday in the Province of Pangasinan
- Republic Act No. 6720 An Act Declaring September 28 of Every Year a Special Non-Working Holiday in the Province of Camarines Norte to Commemorate the Birth Anniversary of Wenceslao Q. Vinzons, Sr., Patriot and Martyr
- Republic Act No. 6719 An Act Changing the Name of the San Andres Elementary School in Barangay San Andres, Municipality of Malvar, Province of Batangas, to Miguel Aranda Memorial Elementary School
- Republic Act No. 6718 An Act Changing the Name of the Tigato Elementary School in Buhangin District, Davao City, to Pilar Rodriguez Elementary School
- Republic Act No. 6717 An Act Changing the Name of the Maytubig Elementary School in the Municipality of Isabela, Province of Negros Occidental, to Francisco Esteban Sr. Memorial Elementary School
- Republic Act No. 6716 An Act Providing for the Construction of Water Wells, Rainwater Collectors, Development of Springs and Rehabilitation of Existing Water Wells in All Barangays in the Philippines
- Republic Act No. 6715 An Act to Extend Protection to Labor, Strengthen the Constitutional Rights of Workers to Self-Organization, Collective Bargaining and Peaceful Concerted Activities, Foster Industrial Peace and Harmony, Promote the Preferential Use of Voluntary Modes of Settling Labor Disputes, and Reorganize the National Labor Relations Commission, Amending for These Purposes Certain Provisions of Presidential Decree No. 442, as Amended, Otherwise Known as the Labor Code of the Philippines, Appropriating Funds Therefore and for Other Purposes