what are the objectives of comprehensive agrarian reform law?

Question

(Philippines)

Answer 1

Distribution of lands to tenants to alleviate them from poverty. The rich must share their land to the people that toiled their haciendas. There is poverty in the Philippines because there are only a few people who controls the agricultural lands. Thus, agrarian reform is needed to let more people have lands for opportunities to live higher standards of living.

Answer 2

Objectives Of Agrarian Reform Program

Answer 3

The agrarian reform was conducted by the peasants under the leadership of the Chinese Communist Party in the early days of the People's Republic, in order to abolish the feudal system of land ownership and bring about peasant land ownership. In June 1950 the Central People's Government promulgated the "Agrarian Reform Law of the People's Republic of China". Beginning than winter, the agrarian reform movement was unfolded in the new liberated areas. By the winter of 1952, the reform was basically complete throughout the country, with the exception of Taiwan Province and some minority nationality areas. About 300 million landless or land-deficient peasants (including those in the old liberated areas) received some 700 million mu (one mu is 0.0667 hectares) of land and other means of production.