Film on student violence released

A TV musical series about school violence fire ted by young filmmakers in HCM City has been released on the SCTV14 channel. 

Economic incentives not enough for early marriage

Nosiness has been justified by a Government decision announced last week that advises Vietnamese nationals to marry before 30 and bear a second child before 35. 

The era of surveillance technology

The way we view and use surveillance technology reflect on the society we are living in. In an environment where people feel insecure or lack mutual trust, they will cling to surveillance as a means to feel protected. On the contrary, in a place where people have peace of mind, they would not depend too much on these devices.

Children, women need spaces free from violence

Safe spaces for women and children should be created to reduce violence and sexual abuse.

NA Chairwoman meets citizens in Cần Thơ On electricity prices, she said the government has requested a review of the impacts of power price hike on households in different income groups and to provide support for poor families.

Child abuse control to be focus of NA supervision in 2020 National Assembly deputies on Monday voted to focus on laws and policies to prevent and fight child abuse. 

NA deputies discuss socio-economic challenges National Assembly deputies continued discussing socio-economic development during their working session yesterday with a focus on difficulties and shortcomings that needed to be addressed.

Ministries to review localities' child protection services An inter-ministry task force will review child protection efforts in cities and provinces across the country in June, said Minister of Labour, Invalids and Social Affair (MOLISA) Đào Ngọc Dung

Đà Nẵng students learn how to protect themselves from abuse The free child sexual harassment and school violence class has been open for almost a year

Comprehensive measures needed to end school violence

Việt Nam has seen a sharp increase in school violence, which has physically and spiritually affected students and would become a social evil without effective and comprehensive prevention measures, according to experts.