Vietnam has taken good care of vulnerable groups while promoting people’s rights for better population quality in the implementation of Sustainable Development Goals.

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

The preference for having a son remains a pervasive form of gender inequality and discrimination in African countries, the Balkans, the Caucasus, Asia, and Vietnam.

A great credit score is crucial to securing loans. But traditional credit scoring models put many women at a disadvantage. It’s time for a new model.

Empowering women workers drives and sustains compliance, increases productivity and profitability, improves dialogue, health and education outcomes for workers and their families.

The National Action Plan (NAP) can be a powerful and complementary tool to the existing efforts by the Government to strengthen the protection and empowerment of women.

Improving public awareness of safety and gender equality in cyberspace has become urgent and necessary.

While Vietnam has established a set of national gender development indicators since 2011, nearly two-thirds of them cannot be broken down by gender.

Equality sometimes does not come from the big thing, but it comes from harmony, listening to understand feelings, emotions and desires from both sides.