Binalbagan Peer Ed

The Binalbagan National High School (BNHS) students put up orange flaglets to participate in the upcoming National Consciousness Day for the elimination of Violence Against Women and Children (VAWC).

Before the sun sets on the 20th of November, students of the Binalbagan National High School (BNHS) put up orange flaglets at the fences as a way of participating in the 18-day campaign to end Violence Against Women and Children (VAWC), that is observed from the 25th of November up until the 12th of December in the country every year. Seeing that the bright color represents hope and forthcoming free from cruelty up against ladies and young ones.

This celebration raises awareness not only to the students in the campus, but also to the society they are in. We raise our flag to show support against brutality to the innocence, and give hope to those who had unfortunate experiences. May the flag be a source of light for everyone, and courage to fight for what is right.

Written by: Mariah Pauline S. Belleza