the Climate Change Law and the Renewable Energies Law in the Senate. Internet Defensor Santiago advocated the establishment of the Department of Information which is mandated to speed-up internet connectivity in the Philippines which she described "the worst internet speed in Asia". She also advocated for the passage of the Magna Carta for Philippine Internet Freedom which protects the rights and freedoms of Filipinos in cyberspace, while defining and penalizing cybercrimes. Transportation Defensor Santiago advocated the establishment of a completely new railway system from Manila to Sorsogon and a new high-speed transit system connecting Metro Manila to Pampanga, Bulacan. Rizal, Batangas, Laguna, and Cavite. She also advocated the establishment of a new modernized airport and the establishment of new projects in every province in the entire country. Awards and honors Ramon Magsaysay Award for Government Service, 1988, Asian equivalent of the Nobel Prize, Magsaysay Awards Foundation TOYM Award for Law, 1985 (The Outstanding Young Men) Opened to Women 1984, Philippine Jaycees TOWNS Award for Law, 1986 (The Outstanding Women in the Nation's Service), Philippine Lions Philippine Judges' Hall of Fame, 2015, Philippine Judges Association Most Outstanding Alumna in Law, University of the Philippines, 1988 Gold Vision Triangle Award for government service, 1988, YMCA Philippines Republic Anniversary Award for law enforcement, 1988, Civic Assembly of Women of the Philippines Golden Jubilee Achievement Award for public service, 1990, Girl Scouts of the Philippines Celebrity Mother Award, 1991, Gintong Ina Awards Foundation Spain – Grand Cross of the Order of Civil Merit (November 30, 2007) Distinguished Icon of Legal Excellence and Public Service Award (September 2, 2016) PUP Online Personality of the Year 2016 : Quezon Service Cross - (December 3, 2018, Posthumous) Writings Defensor Santiago wrote at least 30 books, many of which are about law and social sciences. Among her works is the Code Annotated Series Project 2000, a series of books about laws passed by the Philippine Congress and Supreme Court decisions. The Code Annotated Series is the main part of Defensor Santiago's Legal Outreach Program. During her initial battle with cancer, she continued to work on the 2014 edition of all her law books. These were published as the 2015 edition of her Code Annotated Series, by Rex Bookstore. The doctoral dissertation she wrote for the University of Michigan was published as a book, Political Offences in International Law. She wrote two autobiographies, Inventing Myself and Cutting Edge: The