
MANILA, Philippines — A Parañaque City high school teacher has been charged with acts of lasciviousness and violation of anti-child abuse law for allegedly abusing a student, the Southern Police District (SPD) said on Thursday.
In a statement, the SPD noted that the charges stemmed from reports received on their public complaint hotlines and social media posts, which prompted the Parañaque City Police Station (CPS) Women and Children Protection Desk to launch an investigation.
“Parañaque CPS personnel successfully coordinated with the victim’s family and conducted a dialogue with school administrators and Department of Education legal officials to verify the matter and ensure proper protocols were followed,” the police explained.
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“As a result of these swift actions, a complaint for violation of Article 336 of the Revised Penal Code (acts of lasciviousness) in relation to Republic Act No. 7610 was officially filed against the suspect before the Office of the City Prosecutor, Parañaque City, on June 23, 2026,” it added.
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It did not identify both the teacher and the student. Nor did the SPD detail the case.
However, it did note that the student was now receiving psychosocial support.
“The Southern Police District maintains a zero-tolerance policy for any form of child abuse or exploitation, especially when committed by individuals in positions of authority,” it further said. /cb
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