PAMPANGA - Philippine Charity Sweepstakes Office (PCSO) General Manager Royina Marzan-Garma lauded the celebration of the Philippine National Police's Women's Month and sent her representative PCSO Assistant General Manager for Charity Sector, Julieta Aseo during the event held at the regional police office in Camp Olivas in San Fernando town.
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Colonels David Poklay, Jonas Amparo with PCSO-Assistant Generam manager Julieta Aseo with Regional Director Julieta Rañeses and Brigadier General Narciso Domingo during the celebration of the National Women’s Month. (Erickson Delos Reyes)
In her message, she congratulated
the police force for keeping their motto “To Serve and Protect,” saying everyone must be treated fairly and equally no matter what the
gender is and must protect human dignity. She encouraged everyone to support
women in their fight for gender equality and ensure progress in empowering
women.
Also, she gave emphasis on this year’s theme “We Make Change, Work for Women” which focuses on the sub-theme “Agenda ng Kababaihan, tungo sa Kaunlaran” wherein she urged all men to give comfort, care and respect to all women and want them to be treated unconditionally.
“Hindi lamang po tuwing Marso o kapag may ganitong okasyon lang dapat pinapahalagahan ang bawat babae, kundi dapat araw-araw po natin silang iginagalang, minamahal at iniaangat ang estado sa lipunan,” she said at the same time challenged every woman to be a standout in everything they will do because they have the right to be heard and recognized
She said the PCSO is grateful for the continuous support given by the PNP, which in return PCSO had provided with different assistance for programs and medical services.
One of the notable highlights in the event is the pinning of “Medalya ng Kasanayan” given to all policewomen honorees which was led by Aseo. (Richard Ebona, Jerwin Nohay)
