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    The documentary "The Philippines' Baby Factory" highlights several issues faced by teenage girls in the Philippines, including early pregnancy, lack of sexual education, and high abortion rates. Many 12-16 year old girls portrayed in the film are already mothers with multiple children, showing they became sexually active before being mature enough. They do not understand the consequences of sex due to not being properly educated. The documentary also shows these young mothers were taken advantage of by older men. To address these problems, more must be done by families, schools, the government, and individuals to promote sexual education, access to contraceptives, and prevent teenage exploitation.

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    The documentary "The Philippines' Baby Factory" highlights several issues faced by teenage girls in the Philippines, including early pregnancy, lack of sexual education, and high abortion rates. Many 12-16 year old girls portrayed in the film are already mothers with multiple children, showing they became sexually active before being mature enough. They do not understand the consequences of sex due to not being properly educated. The documentary also shows these young mothers were taken advantage of by older men. To address these problems, more must be done by families, schools, the government, and individuals to promote sexual education, access to contraceptives, and prevent teenage exploitation.

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    The documentary "The Philippines' Baby Factory" highlights several issues faced by teenage girls in the Philippines, including early pregnancy, lack of sexual education, and high abortion rates. Many 12-16 year old girls portrayed in the film are already mothers with multiple children, showing they became sexually active before being mature enough. They do not understand the consequences of sex due to not being properly educated. The documentary also shows these young mothers were taken advantage of by older men. To address these problems, more must be done by families, schools, the government, and individuals to promote sexual education, access to contraceptives, and prevent teenage exploitation.

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    The documentary "The Philippines' Baby Factory" highlights several issues faced by teenage girls in the Philippines, including early pregnancy, lack of sexual education, and high abortion rates. Many 12-16 year old girls portrayed in the film are already mothers with multiple children, showing they became sexually active before being mature enough. They do not understand the consequences of sex due to not being properly educated. The documentary also shows these young mothers were taken advantage of by older men. To address these problems, more must be done by families, schools, the government, and individuals to promote sexual education, access to contraceptives, and prevent teenage exploitation.

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    Insights about the documentary film : “The Philippines’ Baby Factory”

    After watching the whole documentary, as a Filipino I have realized the issue
    of teenage pregnancy in my country is a serious matter that needs action by the
    government. The cases of abortion, premarital sex, the availability or access of
    contraceptives ,the lack of sexual education is absurd to be realized. And we should
    stop the stigma about it.

    In the documentary, many teenagers at the age of 12-16 who’s not mature
    enough are already experience sex, get pregnant, have two or more kids, and some
    resort to abortion. The fact, that they are young and still lack of grasping and
    understanding how serious this things are , saddening me. There’s a girl featured in
    the documentary in which she doesn’t know about sex and just force and resort to it
    since she doesn’t know the consequences of it. The fact also that the partners of those
    teen moms in the documentary is that they have been taken advantage of by older
    guys since they lack knowledge about those things. And the cases of abortion , that is
    very high in my country that can be reflected in the documentary is very absurd.

    If you’ll gonna ask me about my insights about these problems in our country.
    It starts with the root of family, then in the school , the government and ourselves.
    The family should start guiding and teaching their kids to a sustainable and better
    future as possible, not resort them to sexual harassment, violence and other things.
    The school should educate sex education thoroughly for the youth to know these
    things and what will be the consequences of it. The government should take action in
    promoting and improving sexual programs and education for all, giving access to
    contraceptives. And ourselves, since we will make the choice for ourselves, whether
    you are a man or a woman. You will make a decision as we do that thing we called
    sex. Abstinence is a choice after all, we should do these things after we get married
    and build a family, that should be the mindset and proper way.

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