Social Affairs

In Vietnam, any holiday falls on the weekend, people will be entitled to a substitute day.

In response to the 26th United Nations Climate Change conference, UPU’s theme for 2022 competition gives young people a chance to raise their voice on climate crisis.

The art performances held under the support of UNFPA, embassies of Italy and Norway in Hanoi, deliver a strong message on gender equality in Vietnam.

Some famous landmarks in Vietnam have been selected to light up in orange to commence the international day against violence.

The new project will contribute to reducing the impact of Covid-19 on vulnerable groups, especially women and girls.

The requiem aims to share the pain and loss suffered by tens of thousands of families whose dear ones perished due to the Covid-19 pandemic.

Covid-19 has changed the Hanoi people’s habits of consumption.

The vivid painting of a janitor pushing a garbage truck by a Hanoi student won the first prize in the drawing contest entitled “The World Needs Female Superheroes”.

The project will also equip children, parents and communities with knowledge and skills to respond to climate change and natural disasters.

The non-essential businesses in HCMC are allowed to reopen under various conditions depending on the coronavirus risk level of the area.

Each nation has a different approach to the pandemic, depending on many factors including resources, social fragmentation.

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Authorities at all levels should synchronize anti-pandemic solutions to facilitate businesses restoration and the return of migrant workers.

This is the 6th consecutive year Nordic embassies in Hanoi stand united with people of all nationalities and sexual orientations to increase visibility and combat discrimination.

The pandemic-hit workers highly valued the social insurance agency for quickly implementing support policies under the unemployment insurance fund.

The Japanese government is planning to gradually relax border controls after the parliamentary election on October 31, giving priority to short-term business travelers.

The four Vietnamese young delegates will be joined by emerging leaders from around the world in a prestigious global network of next generation policy makers.

The US$30.3 million project, funded by the European Union and France, will be conducted in the 2022-2026 period.

Vietnamese woman have been actively engaging in the Covid-19 fight, especially in the frontline.

The 31st SEA Games is expected to draw about 20,000 athletes and sports delegations from 11 countries in Southeast Asia.