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.

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

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

Harmful practices including son preference and gender-biased sex selection still persist in Vietnam and more efforts are needed to end the situation toward sustainable development.

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.

Experts highlighted the necessity of amending the law as this type of abuse leaves 63% of women in Vietnam suffering from at least one kind of domestic violence.

The partnership will expand a network of Vietnamese and Japanese entities to promote the development of care and support for the elderly.

National trainers will deliver the approved age-appropriate, culturally-acceptable comprehensive sexuality education and life skills to both state and private education facilities.

Anh Duong House provides a wide range of services, including health care, psychological support, counseling, social welfare services, emergency shelters, police protection, legal and justice services, and referrals for GBV survivors