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(Amadea) Angela Aquino | |
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| Born | October 9, 1978 |
| Education | St.Scholastica's College (High school)
De La Salle University in Manila (BA in Business and Marketing) New York Real Estate Institute (Real Estate Development) |
| Organization | Equal Rights for Children |
| Political party | Democratic |
| Website | https://www.equalrightsforchildren.org |
Amadea Angela Aquino (aka Angela Aquino - born October 9, 1978), is an Asian American human rights advocate based in New York City. She is the founder of Equal Rights for Children,[1] a non-profit organization, advocating for the rights of marginalized children, such as those born out of wedlock, recruited into terrorism and those with undocumented status.[1]
Aquino was the petitioner of a big landmark case Aquino vs Aquino GR 208912.[2] The Philippine Supreme Court ruled unanimously in her favor, with the decision penned by Supreme Court Justice Marvic Leonen.[2] This ruling struck down a 300-year-old Iron Curtain Rule,[3] setting forth a new legal doctrine allowing children born to unmarried parents to obtain an inheritance through their grandparents. [4] This redefines succession laws for children born out of wedlock. [5]
Aquino is a candidate for the 2025 Public Advocate elections in New York City.
- ^ a b "Equal Rights for Children".
- ^ a b "Supreme Court E-Library".
- ^ "SC Revisits 'Iron Curtain Rule' in Succession Law, Upholds Best Interest of the Child - Supreme Court of the Philippines".
- ^ "Case Digest (G.R. No. 208912)". December 6, 2021.
- ^ "Maggie Aquino SC Petition Illegitimate Children". 17 September 2019.