Vietnamese-German writer Isabelle Muller’s best-selling book Loan-Aus dem Leben eines Phoenix (Loan-From a Life of Phoenix) has been published in Vietnamese.  

The number of out-of-school children aged from five to 14 has fallen significantly, particularly among five-year-old pre-primary children.

Established in May 2016, LO-ANH Foundation has undertaken 12 educational projects to date, including the construction and extension of many kindergartens, schools and boarding houses as well as providing financial care to poor ethnic children in the remotest areas in Hà Giang and Cao Bằng Provinces.

Save the Children has launched a campaign, entitled Every Last Child, with a focus on nutrition for ethnic minority children in Việt Nam.

By 2025 about 95 percent of Vietnamese population will be covered by the national health insurance. This was stated in the Resolution of the 6^th Plenum of Communist Party of Việt Nam which was concluded on October 11th.

The K’Ho people are from the Central Highlands province of Lâm Đồng. Cil Duin is the first of them to receive a doctorate degree at university.

Paintings on linen, by ethnic children from Quản Bạ District in the northern province of Hà Giang, will be the highlight of the Sơn Lục exhibition.

Cil Duin, a 41 year-old man from the K’Ho ethnic community in the Central Highlands province of Lâm Đồng, has become the first of his people to receive a doctorate. Thu Ngân talks with him about his efforts.

An oil-on-canvas painting exhibition at the Việt Nam Museum of Fine Arts is the second time the four artists of the Tứ Lập (Gang of Four) group have shown their artworks together.

The malnutrition rate among children under five from ethnic minority communities is double that of Kinh children, experts said at a seminar in Hà Nội today.