Social Affairs

Only 36% of children using Internet at home are trained to stay safe online.

This art performance program conveying a message of a violence-free environment for women and girls was displayed for the first time in Hanoi.

The project is expected to help people exercise and protect the environment.

The labor shortage is expected to be even more severe during this economic recovery.

The conference will be developed with various practical activities typical of vocational training.

Pham Thi Hai Am realizes that the more thorny and challenging the path to happiness is, the greater and more sustainable the value of joy will be.

Trade schools trained more than 245,000 students in the first 11 months of this year, exceeding the full year's target.

Hanoi will focus on supporting victims of gender-based violence and disseminating communication on gender equality.

The race helps improve public awareness and calls for social change to end violence against women and girls.

The technical guidelines have also been shared with local government, construction services and disability organizations throughout Vietnam, to help guide the future development of accessible and affordable housing countrywide.

The program, launched in 2009, has joined the government, employers, workers and international buyers to improve working conditions and boost the competitiveness of Vietnam's garment industry.

Trade, services, and manufacturing are among the sectors needing labor.

Communication is believed to be important in improving tourist satisfaction and increasing the influx of visitors.

Collective commitment is essential to ensure all children in Vietnam are healthy, safe, educated, empowered, and reach their full potential.

Bicycle riders and transportation researchers outline some solutions for Hanoi authorities to foster bike-sharing services.

Fire prevention is a special job that requires both law enforcement and public engagement.

The addition will not require further administrative procedures and will not entail any additional cost for citizens.

Hanoi will create a favorable environment for the capital’s potential enterprises to connect investment and business with those operating in the international supply chain network.

The cooperation between VinFast and the Hanoi-based University of Transport Technology is part of efforts to create a comprehensive electric vehicle (EV) ecosystem for Vietnam.

According to the Hanoi Department of Transport, the bike sharing service will enhance the quality of public transport and reduce environmental pollution.