Resolution expressing the sense of the Senate to support the decision of President Joseph Ejercito Estrada to launch military action against the Abu Sayyaf and to urge the government to lift the total media blackout in Sulu.

Resolution expressing the sense of outrage and indignation of the Senate of the Philippines on its behalf and on behalf of the Filipino people over the terrorist attacks on the embassies of the United States in Nairobi, Kenya and Dar Es Salaam, Tanzania, condemning these acts in the strongest possible terms and supporting international efforts to bring the perpetrators thereof to justice.

Resolution expressing the sense of outrage and indignation of the Senate of the Philippines on its behalf and on behalf of the Filipino people over the terrorist attacks on the embassies of the United States in Nairobi, Kenya and Dar Es Salaam, Tanzania, condemning these acts in the strongest possible terms and supporting international efforts to bring the perpetrators thereof to justice.

MANDATING THE AMBASSADOR-AT-LARGE FOR COUNTERTERRORISM TO ORGANIZE A COUNTER-TERRORISM EXPERTS’ CONFERENCE

MANDATING THE ANTI-TERRORISM COUNCIL TO ORGANIZE AND CARRY OUT THE SCHEDULED ACTIVITIES IN CONNECTION WITH THE 7TH ASIA-EUROPE MEETING CONFERENCE ON COUNTER-TERRORISM

PROVIDING FOR THE FOURTEEN PILLARS OF POLICY AND ACTION OF THE GOVERNMENT AGAINST TERRORISM

PROVIDING MEASURES TO QUELL THE RECENT ACTS OF TERRORISM AND LAWLESS VIOLENCE IN MINDANAO

UPDATING THE GOVERNMENT’S POLICY ON TERRORISM, PARTICULARLY ON HOSTAGE-TAKING SITUATIONS

DECLARING SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 2001 AS A NATIONAL DAY OF PRAYER AND SOLIDARITY AGAINST TERRORISM IN DEEP SYMPATHY WITH THE AMERICAN PEOPLE AND ALL HUMANITY

DECLARING THE COMMUNIST PARTY OF THE PHILIPPINES (CPP) – NEW PEOPLE’S ARMY (NPA) AS A DESIGNATION/IDENTIFIED TERRORIST ORGANIZATION UNDER REPUBLIC ACT NO. 10168

AN ACT TO SECURE THE STATE AND PROTECT OUR PEOPLE FROM TERRORISM

Convention (No. 90) concerning the night work of young persons employed in industry. Adopted by the General Conference of the ILO at San Francisco, July 10, 1948.

Exchange of Notes constituting an Agreement between the United States of America and the Republic of the Philippines relating to certain reciprocal rights of priority in the filing of patent applications under the respective patent laws. Washington, February 12, August 4 and 23, 1948.

Resolution commending the Armed Forces of the Philippines for its valiant and continuing efforts to stamp out terrorism in the Philippines in effect contributing to the curbing of world terrorism