[Book] the Denoument of the Human Security Act

		
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Human Rights in the Philippines metaphorically 
are like buds to bloom still to the fullest.

They are flowers zealously nurtured in the 
midst of adversity - beautiful and rare.

Take away human rights and human existence 
and dignity are turned to nothing but illusions.

-Gilberth D. Balderama is a faculty member of 
the University of Santo Tomas, College of Law  
and Editor in Chief, UST Law Review.

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