Social Affairs

The International Organization for Migration (IOM) Vietnam expects local people to view migration as a journey with hopes and dreams rather than a sad or turbulent one.

Teachers and pedagogical students are important agents of change in spreading comprehensive sexuality education through kindness and pride-based approaches to many future generations of young people.

The campaign has actively contributed to realizing Vietnam’s “safe adaptation, flexible and effective control of the Covid-19 pandemic” policy.

With the conical hat-made tree disseminating the SDGs, UNFPA extends its support to Vietnam in the cause for gender equality which remains rampant in the Southeast Asian country.

Bringing Tet's products to suburban areas has helped improve access to safe, quality products at reasonable prices for people living in remote areas.

The concert is aimed to raise public awareness of gender equality and promote the value of women and girls in society.

The extended efforts help reduce the severity of disabilities among children under 6 years old in the long run and overall severe disability prevalence in the population thanks to early disability detection and support.

The week-long break applies to officials, public servants, and employees working at administrative and non-business agencies, political organisations and socio-political organisations.

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.