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    Filipino Parents of LGBT in The Lens of Global Sustainability and Climate Justice Dissecting Filipino Values As Engage in Environmental Ethics

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    This paper aims to examine the experiences of Filipino parents with LGBT children and their contributions to environmental sustainability and climate justice. While these parents face discrimination regarding their children's sexuality, the paper argues they still actively work to preserve the environment through partnerships with family, community groups, and the government. The paper concludes that Filipino parents of LGBT children meaningfully contribute to strengthening environmental ethics and achieving climate justice goals, despite facing challenges within their families.

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    This paper aims to examine the experiences of Filipino parents with LGBT children and their contributions to environmental sustainability and climate justice. While these parents face discrimination regarding their children's sexuality, the paper argues they still actively work to preserve the environment through partnerships with family, community groups, and the government. The paper concludes that Filipino parents of LGBT children meaningfully contribute to strengthening environmental ethics and achieving climate justice goals, despite facing challenges within their families.

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    This paper aims to examine the experiences of Filipino parents with LGBT children and their contributions to environmental sustainability and climate justice. While these parents face discrimination regarding their children's sexuality, the paper argues they still actively work to preserve the environment through partnerships with family, community groups, and the government. The paper concludes that Filipino parents of LGBT children meaningfully contribute to strengthening environmental ethics and achieving climate justice goals, despite facing challenges within their families.

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    Filipino Parents of LGBT in The Lens of Global Sustainability and Climate Justice Dissecting Filipino Values As Engage in Environmental Ethics

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    “FILIPINO PARENTS OF LGBT IN THE LENS OF GLOBAL SUSTAINABILITY AND

    CLIMATE JUSTICE: DISSECTING FILIPINO VALUES AS ENGAGE IN


    ENVIRONMENTAL ETHICS”
    _______________
    Ricah Amor G. Cabalhin, RPm and Dr. Fatima Socorro Quianzon
    EASTERN VISAYAS STATE UNIVERSITY
    Tacloban City, Philippines
    [email protected]

    ABSTRACT

    In this paper aims to view the multiple strands of Filipino parents of LGBT lived
    experience and their interconnectedness to their value-contribution in terms of preserving
    the environment and climate justice. Although this work is commutative, supportive and
    governmental in issues, parents with LGBT children was able to prove its contribution to
    the full realization of environmental preservation. Much work among parents like them
    have done good that in the outset need not to be discriminated outdoing in terms of
    sustaining ethical and moral practice of preserving the environs.
    While most observers emphasized that parents who has LGBT children has that
    silent lower degree of dignity as related to their children, how much more in contribution to
    ecology and environmental concern, this work disproves such negative claim. Parents of
    LGBT was able to achieve grounding their value-worth so concerned in the environmental
    preservation based on human solidarity working in partnership with their family members,
    relatives and governmental-civil society actors. This paper concludes that the Filipino
    Parent of LGBT in the midst of their family condition and situation somehow contributed at
    least a significant something to the strengthening, complementing and in sighting of the
    radical standard of true practice of climate justice and environmental ethics.

    Keywords: Environs, Theory of climate justice, Filipino LGBT, Environmental ethics,


    Social Justice.
    Bionote

    Ricah Amor G. Cabalhin, RPm is a graduate of BA Psychology from University of the


    Philippines Visayas Tacloban College. She is a registered psychometrician. At present, she
    is a part-time lecturer at Eastern Visayas State University- Main Campus located at
    Tacloban City, Philippines.

    Dr. Fatima Socorro Quianzon graduated from University of the Philippines Visayas
    Tacloban College with a degree of AB Social Science in 1987. She took her Master’s
    degree of Values Education at University of Asia and the Pacific in 1991. In 2011, she
    attained her doctorate degree as Doctor of Philosophy from Eastern Visayas State
    University- Main Campus where she now works as an Associate Professor V and the Dean
    of the College of Arts and Sciences.

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