ONE of the three pillars of Philippine foreign policy has been the protection of the rights, and the promotion of the welfare and interests, of overseas Filipinos. The other two pillars are the preservation and enhancement of national security and the promotion and attainment of economic security.
Ever since the execution of Filipino maid Flor Contemplacion in Singapore in 1995, assistance to nationals or ATN has gained ascendancy in Philippine foreign policy.
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