Olympians return home heads held high despite online abuse

Vietnamese athletes did their best to deliver, despite being at a lower level than some athletes in the world. 

Việt Nam launches the first programme on child protection online Việt Nam has for the first time launched a national programme to protect children online in an attempt to make the internet a healthy and safe place for children to learn, socialise and express themselves.

More efforts needed to protect women, children The campaign will also provide knowledge and skills to women and children to prevent violence and abuse and improve the mental health and psychological wellbeing of all those affected.

Debunking six myths about Việt Nam’s 17th victim of COVID-19

Since Việt Nam reported its 17th COVID-19 case on Friday night in a woman who returned from a trip to Europe, fake news and rumours have spread like wildfire on social media. The young woman is the first person in Hà Nội to have been infected and has suffered vicious online abuse, with many commenters slandering her with easily debunked information.

Xhaka says he is ready to battle for Arsenal place

Granit Xhaka may have been stripped of the Arsenal captaincy due to his public run-in with the club's fans but he says he will be staying and fighting for his place in the team.

New, robust Child Law comes into effect1

A new law on protection and care for children has been effective from yesterday with a variety of regulations intensifying the protection of children in a more comprehensive way.

Think twice before posting kids’ images online

Posting photos and videos of children online may seem to be an innocuous pastime for many, but little do they realise the perils such digital footprints could cause for their children.

Protecting VN children from online abuse

Việt Nam News reporters Thu Trang and Khánh Dương talk to youth experts and parents about how to protect children using the Internet on the occasion of Việt Nam’s Action Month for Children (June).

Online bullying: a curse of our time Two weeks have passed since young high schooler Quynh Anh from HCM City appeared on Viet Nam's Got Talent season 1. Being on television, especially for a newcomer, can be nerve-racking enough, even without an embarrassing faux pas.