SEX WORK

NOT:
There is a tension in the laws regulating sex work in the Philippines. The Revised Penal
Code, enacted in 1930, criminalises the sale of sex and defines prostitutes as 'women who,
for money or profit, habitually indulge in sexual intercourse or lascivious conduct. ' It imposes
fines or imprisonment on offenders.

Philippine Commission on Women (PCW), the government’s policy-making body on gender

equality and women’s empowerment, calls for the decriminalization of persons in
prostitution.
INSTEAD, WE CAN DECRIMINALIZE RATHER THAN LEGALIZE SEX WORK.

We are advocating for the decriminalization of prostituted persons so that they will no longer
be arrested, treated and fined like criminals, but we are not in favor of legalizing prostitution

YES:
Legalizing sex work was more largely considered to be legitimate work rather than criminal
activity. In order to further protect the rights of these workers.

The most well-known country to have legalized prostitution is the Netherlands, where sex
work has been legal for almost twenty years. Bringing the industry out of the black market
and imposing strict regulations has improved the safety of sex workers.

Not only does sex work become safer when it is regulated, but legalization also works to
weed out the black market that exists for prostitution, thereby making women safer overall.

By legalizing sex work will provide many other positive externalities, including tax revenue,
reduction in sexually transmitted diseases, and reallocation of law enforcement resources.

QUESTIONS:
PROS:

- How can we protect those sex workers from people whose abusing them?
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CONS:

- Do you think prostitution is really the world's oldest profession? Can it be regarded as
a profession?
- Why is it legalizing sex work is the only way for us to increase our economy?
- How can we assure Legal Prostitution would Protect Prostitutes from Violence and
discrimination?
- Do think that legalizing prostitution would reduce the various harms prostitution
causes?
ONLINE IS BETTER

YES:
According to the study of www.elucidat.com online learning is more effective than face to
face learning. As research shows 80% of organizations believe their use of digital learning
will remain the same, increase or decrease only slightly as restrictions on live training ease.

NO:
According to a 2016 study by the World Economic Forum (World Economic Forum, 2016),
the demands of the 21st Century workplace increasingly require students to master a more
extensive set of skills, such as collaboration and problem-solving, than past generations had
to learn.

QUESTIONS:

NO:
- Does the online classroom represent a reasonable substitute for the traditional
face-to-face classroom? Are the skills that students master comparable between the
two delivery approaches?
- How can you ensure the quality of online learning?

YES:
- How about applying social interaction if we are in online learning? Do you think we
can develop our social interaction skills?
- I will ask you, How effective is online learning rather than traditional learning?

VIOLENT VIDEO GAMES

QUESTIONS:

YES:
- Do you think violent video games are not harmless to younger children?
- How can you assure that those violent games are beneficial?
- Is violent games the only way for a child to develop such skills you are talking about?

NO:
- How does video games affect our society?
- Do you believe video games cause increased aggression? and in what way?
- How about those people who commit violent action but does not playing any violent
video games?