Safe Spaces Act and Crimes Against Personal Liberty Practice Flashcards

A set of vocabulary flashcards covering the Philippine Safe Spaces Act, types of bullying, sexual abuse subcategories, criminal definitions like kidnapping and extortion, and sociocriminological factors.

Republic Act 11313

Officially known as the Safe Spaces Act and colloquially referred to in the Philippines as the Anti-Bastos Law.

April 19, 2019

The date on which Republic Act 11313 was officially signed into law.

October 28, 2019

The date the Implementing Rules and Regulations (IRR) for RA 11313 were approved.

IRR

The abbreviation for Implementing Rules and Regulations in Philippine administrative and statutory law.

Gender-Based Cyber Sexual Harassment

A violation under RA 11313 involving repeated, explicit, and unwanted sexual messages sent to a victim online.

Kidnapping

A crime against personal liberty that is distinguished by the use of Force and Ransom.

Abduction

A crime against personal liberty executed through Deceit, such as tricking a minor to leave a location under false pretenses.

Extortion

A crime defined by the combination of Blackmail and Threat to achieve monetary gain.

Stalking

Continuous unwanted tracking or monitoring of an individual, often associated with a "Hacker" perpetrator profile.

Fight or Flight

The primary physiological stress response triggered by being stalked or continuously tracked.

Blotter

The official police record where a victim files an initial report for crimes like stalking or digital harassment.

Bullying

A behavior categorized by an underlying "Superior" power dynamic.

Social Bullying

A form of bullying that targets a victim's social status and relationships through rumors ("chismis") or exclusion.

Verbal Bullying

A type of bullying involving direct spoken attacks such as name-calling, insults, and public mocking.

Cyber Bullying

The use of digital devices or social platforms to send harassing threats, altered photos, or abusive messages.

Physical Bullying

The use of physical force, such as tripping, punching, or shoving, to assert control over another person.

Sexual Abuse

An overarching category of acts defined by non-consent or unwanted sexual contact.

Incest

A form of sexual abuse involving non-consensual sexual acts between individuals related by family ties.

Molestation

A subcategory of sexual abuse encompassing broader non-consensual sexual assault or abuse compared to family-specific incest.

Brotherhood

The specific term used to denote the group bond under the category of Illegal Fraternity Related Violence.

Hazing

A primary practice of concern specifically linked to fraternity-related violence.

UP Diliman Old Gen Fraternities

A group of fraternities identified on the whiteboard including Tau Gamma, Alpha Kappa, Omega Phi, and Beta Phi.

Civic Orders

Groups such as Mason, Demolay, and The Eagles that are analyzed alongside campus fraternities due to shared fraternal "brotherhood" structures.

Fraternity-Related Violence

Violence operating within formal organizational structures, distinguished from youth gang violence which operates outside formal fraternal systems.

Risk Factor

An attribute, condition, or exposure that increases the likelihood of violence or victimization.

Protective Factor

A condition or attribute that eliminates, reduces, or mitigates the probability of crime or harm.

Domestic Violence

Violence occurring within intimate or household relationship settings.

Suicide

Self-inflicted harm that results in the loss of one's own life.

Acts of Terror

Criminal acts aimed at intimidating or coercing broader communities or governments.

Master

The term positioned at the top of the whiteboard notes above "Gang & Youth Violence".