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THE LIFE,

WORKS, &
WRITINGS
OF JOSE RIZAL
JOSE PROTACIO RIZAL MERCADO
ALONZO y REALONDA

The Founder of Philippine


Nationalism
The Greatest Hero of the
Malayan Race
He was a polymath,
nationalist, & the most
prominent advocate for
REPUBLIC ACT 1425 or the
“RIZAL’S LAW”
An act to include in the
curricula of all public and
private schools, colleges, and
universities courses on the
life, works, and writings of
Jose Rizal, particularly his
novels, Noli Me Tangere and
El Filibusterismo, authorizing
the printing and distribution
Jose P. Laurel – the
sponsor the said law.
Claro Mayo
Recto – the
author or
main
proponent of
the law.
It was enacted and
signed on June 12,
1956 which coincides
the Philippine
Independence Day.
Three Main Goals of
Rizal’s Law
1) To rededicate the lives
of youth to the ideals of
freedom and
nationalism, for which
our heroes lived and
died.
2) To pay tribute to our
national hero for
devoting his life and
works in shaping the
Filipino character.
3) To gain an inspiring
source of patriotism
through the study of
Rizal’s life, works, and
CONTENTS of the
RIZAL’S LAW
Section 1 : This section
mandates the students to
read the two greatest
novels of Rizal. These two
shall be included in the
curricula of all schools,
colleges and universities,
public or private.
Section 2: This section
mandates the schools to
have “an adequate
number” of copies in their
libraries.
Section 3: This section
orders the Board of
National Education to
publish the works in
English, Tagalog, and
 Section 4: It prohibits the
discussion of religious
doctrines by persons
engaged in any public
school.
 Section 5: a sum of 300
thousand pesos is
appropriated to carry out
the purposes of the law.
 Section 6: It shall take
HISTORICAL BACKGROUND OF
THE PHILIPPINES ON RIZAL’S
TIMES
Filipinos were
unfortunate victims
of the evils of the
unjust, bigoted and
deteriorating
colonial power.
Evils of the Unjust
Colonial Power
Instability of colonial
administration
Corrupt
Officialdom
No Philippine
representation in
the Spanish Cortes
Human Rights Denied to
Filipinos
No Equality Before the
Law
Maladministration of
Justice
Racial Discrimination
Frailocracy
Forced Labor or
“Polo Y
Servicios”
Haciendas Owned
by the Friars
The
Guardi
a Civil
WHY RIZAL is
our
GREATEST
NATIONAL
HERO
“Consummat
um Est!”

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