In 1956, lawmakers passed Republic Act 1425 (The Rizal Law) to strengthen Filipino identity. They believed that reading Rizal's works would help young Filipinos understand freedom, nationalism, and the values that shaped our nation.
More than six decades later, this mandate remains profoundly relevant. It stands as a testament to the enduring power of intellectual discourse and moral courage in nation-building. Rizal's life exemplifies how one individual's commitment to truth and justice can inspire generations.
This site is dedicated to that mandate—making Rizal's legacy accessible, engaging, and meaningful for today's generation.
