The post-war republic continued the implementation of land reform through various laws and programs, such as the Republic Act No. 34, the Republic Act No. 55, the Republic Act No. 1160, the Republic Act No. 1199, the Republic Act No. 1400, the Republic Act No. 3844, the Presidential Decree No. 2, the Presidential Decree No. 27, the Republic Act No. 6657, the Republic Act No. 7881, the Republic Act No. 7905, the Republic Act No. 8435, the Republic Act No. 8532, the Republic Act No. 9700, and the Executive Order No. 75. These laws and programs aimed to abolish share tenancy, institutionalize leasehold, set retention limits, provide land acquisition and distribution, establish agrarian courts and agencies, allocate funds, and deliver support services to agrarian reform beneficiaries.