Section 19 Liadieds EqualRights in All Matters Relating to Marriage and Family Relations. The State shall take all appropriate measuresto eliminate discrimination against womenin all mattersrelating to marriage and family relations and shall ensure: a. The samerights to enterinto and leave marriages or commonlawrelationships referred b. The samerights to choosefreely a spouse and toenter into marriage only with their free andfull consent. The betrothal and the marriageof a child shall have nolegal effect; c. Thejoint decision on the numberand spacingoftheir children and to have accessto the d. The samepersonalrights between spouses or commonlaw spousesincludingthe right to choosefreely a profession and an occupation; e. The samerights for both spouses or commonlaw spousesin respect of the ownership, acquisition, management, administration, enjoyment, and disposition of property; f. The same rights to properties and resources, whethertitled or not, and inheritance, g. Womenshall have equalrights with mento acquire change,orretain their nationality. The State shall ensure in particular that neither marriage to an alien nor changeofnationality by the husband during marriage shall automatically change the nationality of the wife, renderher stateless or force upon her the nationality of the husband.Various statutes of to under the Family Code withoutprejudice to personalorreligious beliefs; information, education and means to enable them to exercise theserights; whether formalor customary; and other countries concerning dualcitizenship that may be enjoyed equally by women and menshalllikewise be considered. Customary lawsshall be respected: Provided, however, That they do not discriminate against, women. CHAPTERV: RIGHTS AND EMPOWERMENTOF MARGINALIZED SECTORS Womenin marginalized sectors are hereby guaranteedallcivil, political, social, and economic rights recognized, promoted, and protected under existing laws including, butnotlimitedto, the Indigenous PeoplesRights Act, the Urban Development and Housing Act, the Comprehensive Agrarian Reform Law, the Fisheries Code, the Labor Code, the Migrant Workers Act, the Solo Parents Welfare Act, and the Social Reform and Poverty Alleviation Act. Ere Food Security and Productive Resources. — The State recognizes the contribution of womento food production and shall ensure its sustainability and sufficiency with the active participation of women. Towards this end, the State shall guarantee,atall times,the availability in the market of safe and health-giving foodto satisfy the dietary needs of the population, giving particular attention to the specific needs of poorgirlchildren and marginalized women,especially pregnant and lactating mothers and their young children. To further addressthis, the state shall ensure: (a) Right to Food. — The State shall guarantee the availability of food in quantity and quality sufficient to satisfy the dietary needs ofindividuals, the physical and economic accessibility for everyone to adequate food that is culturally acceptable and free from unsafe substances andculturally accepted, and the accurate and substantial information to the availability of food, including the right to full, accurate, and truthful information aboutsafe and health-giving foods and howto produce and haveregular easy access to them; (b) Right to Resources for Food Production. — The State shall guarantee womena vital role in food production by giving priority to their rights to land, credit, and infrastructure support, technical training, and technological and marketing assistance. The State shall promote womenfriendly technologyas a high priority activity in agriculture and shall promote the 34