GUGSOG

1. PAGKAMAMAMAYAN:
Konsepto at Katuturan
Quarter 4, Lesson1
AP 10- Contemporary Issues

2. Gawain 1. AWIT-SURI
Pakinggang mabuti ang awit na ‘Ako’y Mabuting
Pilipino’ ni Noel Cabangon at sagutin ang mga sumusunod
na tanong:
1. Ayon sa kanta, anu-ano ang mga katangian ng isang
mabuting Pilipino?
2. Sinu-sino ang mga itinuturing na mamamayang Pilipino?
3.Bakit kailangang maisakatuparan ng isang mamamayan
ang kanyang mga tungkulin at pananagutan?
4. Paano makakatulong ang mga mamamayan sa
pagsulong ng kabutihang panlahat at pambansang
kapakanan?

3. LEGAL AT LUMALAWAK NA KONSEPTO
Ang citizenship o
pagkamamamayan ay kalagayan o
katayuan ng isang tao bilang miyembro
ng isang pamayanan o estado.
Noong panahon ng mga Griego
unang umusbong ang konsepto ng
citizen.

4. Kabihasnang Griego polis (lungsod-estado)
citizen (limitado sa mga lalaki)
*ang pagiging citizen ng Greece ay isang pribelihiyo
ngunit may kalakip na karapatan at tungkulin.
* ayon kay Pericles isang orador na Griyego, hindi
lamang iniisip ng isang citizen ang sarili kundi maging
ang kalagayan ng estado.
* kailangang makilahok ang isang citizen sa mga
pampublikong asembliya at paglilitis.

5. *Ang isang citizen ay maaaring isang politiko,
administrador, husgado o sundalo.
* Ngayon, ang citizenship ay isang legal na
kalagayan ng isang indibidwal sa isang nasyon-
estado.
*Ayon kay Murray Clark Havens (1981), ang
citizenship ay ang ugnayan ng isang indibidwal sa
estado. Ang pagiging miyembro ng isang estado ay
may karampatang karapatan at tungkulin.
Sino ang maaaring tawaging Filipino Citizen?

6. How to acquire Filipino citizenship?
JUS
SANGUINIS
(right of blood)
- descent from
a parent who is
a citizen or
national of the
Republic of the
Philippines.
JUS SOLI
-being born on
the soil of the
country, even to
foreign parents,
grants one
citizenship.
NATURALIZATION
-for those who are
born in the
Philippines to
non-Filipino
parents through
the provisionof
R.A. 9139
(Administrative
Naturalization
Law of 2000)

7. How to acquire Filipinocitizenship?
JUS SANGUINIS/
Citizenship by Birth
1. A person who are born on or after October 15, 1986 at least
one parent was a Philippine citizen on the birthdate,
2. or that person was born on or before January 17, 1973 and
both parents were Philippine citizens on the date of birthdate
pursuant to the provision of 1935 Constitution,
3. or that person was born on or before May 14, 1935 and the
father was a Filipino citizen or if the father was not, the
mother was a Philippine citizen pursuant to the provision of
the 1935 Constitution.

8. How to acquire Filipino citizenship?
4. or that person was born on or after August 29, 1916 and prior to May 14,
1935 and at least one parent was an inhabitant and resident of the Philippine
Islands and a Spanish subject on April 11, 1899, or that person was an
inhabitant and resident of the Philippine Islands and a Spanish subject on April
11, 1899, except in certain specific cases.
*For Philippine citizens born abroad of Filipino parent(s), the Philippine
government requires that a notarized report of birth be executed by a parent,
physician, or nurse and filed with the Department of Foreign Affairs or of civil
registry be accomplished with a Philippine consulate abroad. For delayed
registration, a notarized affidavit of birth is executed by the child, if 18
years old or over, a father, mother, or guardian, and filed. Registration of
birth is required for the issuance of a Philippine passport. The child or person
born abroad of a Filipino parent is a Philippine citizen from birth, and that
citizenship may pass to subsequent generations in perpetuity.

9. How to acquire Filipino citizenship?
NATURALIZATION
Republic Act No. 9139, approved June 8, 2001, provided that aliens under the age of 18 who
were born in the Philippines, who have resided in the Philippines and have resided therein since birth,
and who possess other specified qualifications may be granted Philippines citizenship by administrative
proceeding subject to certain requirements.
1. He/she must not be less than twenty-one (21) years of age on the day of the hearing of the petition;
2. He/she must have resided in the Philippines for a continuous period of not less than ten (10) years;
3. He/she must be of good moral character and believes in the principles underlying the Philippine
Constitution, and must have conducted himself in a proper and irreproachable manner during the
entire period of his residence in the Philippines in his relation with the constituted government as well
as with the community in which he is living;
4. He/she must own real estate in the Philippines worth not less than five thousand (5000) pesos,
Philippine currency, or must have some known lucrative trade, profession, or lawful occupation;[a]
5. He/she must be able to speak or write English or Spanish or any one of the principal languages;[b]
6. He/she must have enrolled his minor children of school age in any of the public or private schools
recognized by the Bureau of Public Schools of the Philippines where Philippine history, government
and civics are taught or prescribed as part of the school curriculum, during the entire period of the
residence in the Philippines required of him prior to the hearing of the petition for naturalization as
Philippine citizen.

10. How to acquire Filipino citizenship?
Loss and reacquisition of Philippine citizenship
1. By naturalization in a foreign country;
2. By express renunciation of citizenship;
3. By subscribing to an oath of allegiance to support the constitution or laws of a
foreign country upon attaining twenty-one years of age or more: Provided,
however, That a Filipino may not divest himself of Philippine citizenship in any
manner while the Republic of the Philippines is at war with any country.
4. By rendering services to, or accepting commission in, the armed forces of a
foreign country, and the taking of an oath of allegiance incident thereto, except in
certain specified cases;
5. By cancellation of the certificates of naturalization;
6. By having been declared by competent authority, a deserter of the Philippine
armed forces in time of war, unless subsequently, a plenary pardon or amnesty
has been granted; and
7. In the case of a woman, upon her marriage to a foreigner if, by virtue of the laws in
force in her husband's country, she acquires his nationality.

11. *Republic Act No. 8171, provided a mechanism allowing Filipino
women who have lost their Philippine citizenship by marriage to
aliens and natural-born Filipinos who have lost their Philippine
citizenship, including their minor children, on account of political or
economic necessity, to reacquire Philippine citizenship.
*Republic Act No. 9225, provided that natural-born citizens of the
Philippines who had lost their Philippine citizenship by reason of their
naturalization as citizens of a foreign country would be deemed to have
re-acquired Philippine citizenship upon taking an oath of allegiance to
the Republic, that their children whether legitimate, illegitimate or adopted,
below eighteen (18) years of age, shall be deemed citizens of the
Philippines, and that natural born citizens of the Philippines who become
citizens of a foreign country subsequent to its enactment would retain their
Philippine citizenship upon taking the oath.

12. Ang Lumalawak na Konsepto
-hindi lamang isang katayuan sa lipunan na
isinasaad ng estado kundi maituturing ito
bilang pagbubuklod sa mga tao para sa
ikabubuti ng kanilang lipunan.
-nakabatay sa pagtugon niya sa kaniyang
mga tungkulin sa lipunan at paggamit ng
kaniyang mga karapatan para sa kabutihan
panlahat.

13. Ang Lumalawak na Konsepto
-hindi lamang magiging tagamasid sa mga
pagbabagong nagaganap sa lipunan.
-inaasahang siya ay magiging aktibong
kalahok sa pagtugon sa mga isyung
kinakaharap ng lipunan at sa mas malawak na
layunin na pagpapabuti sa kalagayan nito.
-igigiit ng isang mamamayan ang kaniyang
mga karapatan para sa ikabubuti ng bayan.

14. Ang Lumalawak na Konsepto
-gagamitin ang mga pamamaraang
ipinahihintulot ng batas upang iparating
ang kaniyang mga hinaing sa kinauukulan.
-hindi siya tagasunod lamang.
-nakikipagdayalogo upang bumuo ng
kolektibong pananaw at tugon sa mga
hamong kinakaharap ng lipunan.

15. Ang Lumalawak na Konsepto
Ayon kay Yeban (2004), ang isang
responsableng mamamayan ay inaasahang
makabayan, may pagmamahal sa kapwa, may
respeto sa karapatang pantao, may
pagpupunyagi sa mga bayani, gagap ang mga
karapatan at tungkulin bilang mamamayan,
may disiplina at may kritikal at malikhaing pag-
iisip.

16. Gawain. 12 LittleThings ThatWe CanDo to Help
Our Country
Maglista ng 12 paraan na kaya ninyong
gawin bilang mag-aaral, na may maitutulong
sa ating bansa. Ikokompara ito pagkatapos
sa listahan ni Atty. Alexander Lacson.

17. 1. Sumunod sa batas-trapiko. Sumunod sa batas.
2. Laging humingi ng opisyal na resibo sa anumang binibili.
3.Huwag bumili ng mga bagay nasmuggle. Bilhin ang mga lokal na produkto.
Bilhin ang gawang-Pilipino.
4. Positibong magpahayag ng tungkol sa atin gayundin sa sariling bansa.
5. Igalang ang nagpapatupad ng batas-trapiko, pulis at iba pang lingkod-bayan.
6. Itapon nang wasto ang basura. Ihiwalay. Iresiklo. Pangalagaan.
7. Suportahan ang inyong simbahan.
8. Tapusin nang may katapatan ang tungkulin sa panahon ng eleksiyon.
9. Maglingkod nang maayos sa pinapasukan.
10. Magbayad ng buwis.
11. Tulungan ang isang iskolar o isang batang mahirap.
12.Maging mabuting magulang. Turuan ng pagmamahal sa bayan ang mga anak.
Sanggunian: Lacson, Alexander L. (2005). 12 Little Things Every Filipino Can Do to Help Our
Country. Alay Pinoy Publishing House
Gawain. 12 LittleThings ThatWe CanDo to Help Our
Country