Sotto pushes for national reintegration framework for ex-inmates
Senator Vicente Sotto III has filed Senate Bill No. 2281, the 'National Integration Act,' to create a comprehensive support framework for former inmates. The bill proposes halfway houses, psychosocial services, and employment assistance to aid the reintegration of individuals into society.
Why it matters
The bill addresses the systemic lack of support for ex-convicts, aiming to reduce recidivism and social stigma through institutionalized government intervention.
Manila Bulletin - Sotto pushes for national reintegration framework for ex-inmates
Sotto pushes for national reintegration framework for ex-inmates
Senate President Pro Tempore Vicente C. Sotto filed Senate Bill No. 2281, or the proposed "National Integration Act" as the country observes Prison Awareness Sunday today, October 25.
SB No. 2281 primarily seeks to establish a national framework for the reintegration of Persons Restored of Liberty (PRLs) into society through employment, housing, education, healthcare, and psychosocial support.
Senate President Pro Tempore Vicente C. Sotto III has filed a bill that seeks a more comprehensive and coordinated government approach to help former inmates rebuild their lives.
Sotto filed Senate Bill No. 2281, or the proposed “National Integration Act” as the country observes Prison Awareness Week, Sunday today, October 25.
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