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| What is ICT Policy |
| Philippine ICT Policy |
 Frameworks |
| Legal Instruments |
| Laws |
| Pending Bills |
| Executive Orders |
| Institutions |
| GENDER AND ICT Policy |
| POLICY ISSUES |
| .ph ccTLD |
| Telecommunications |
| Access |
| Free/Open Source Software |
| IPR / Open Content |
| E-Governance |
| Statistics & Indicators |
| Resources |
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Papers and Publications
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Organisations and Sites
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Mailing Lists
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| Global Spaces: WSIS and Beyond |
| Laws |
| Republic Act No. 7925 |
| Republic Act 7985 or the Public Telecommunications Policy Act of the Philippines consolidated and outlined provisions in a way that responds to the restructuring of the telecommunications industry. The law identifies the NTC as its principal administrator. |
| Republic Act No. 8792 |
| In 2000, RA 8792 or the Electronic Commerce Act was passed. Patterned after the model law on e-Commerce of the United Nations Commission of International Trade, the law allows the recognition and acceptance of electronic evidence in court and penalizes cybercrimes such as hacking and piracy. The E-Commerce Act also mandates government agencies to provide web presence by 2002. |
| Republic Act No. 6849 |
| Also known as the Municipal Telephone Act, RA 6849 provided for the installation, operation and maintenace of public telephones in each and every municipality in the Philippines. |
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