Not time yet to celebrate or mock gender parity
We might need to increase our population’s growth rate, but the long-standing gender discrimination and disparity, in all its insidious forms, needs to be tackled firmly.
We might need to increase our population’s growth rate, but the long-standing gender discrimination and disparity, in all its insidious forms, needs to be tackled firmly.
Recent book fairs in Hà Nội have not been a success in terms of using the event’s real potential.
Recently, a father of two secondary students in HCM City sent a letter to the Government asking for the dissolution of parents’ associations in schools.
Not only celebrities such as actresses and singers but key opinion leaders in social media such as bloggers could have an impact on body image these days.
It’s not easy being overweight in Việt Nam. Ruti Sinai wants Hà Nội retailers to keep not-so-thin expats in mind.
Vietnamese students with English names are not rare in English classes in Việt Nam, especially in those taught by native English speakers. But HCM City’s Education and Training Department does not approve: the department has banned the use of English names for Vietnamese students in its latest teaching guidelines for the school year, which officially took effect early this month.
More and more startups offering Mother’s cooking have appeared in Việt Nam.
A Government decree taking effect this week requires dog owners to muzzle their dogs outdoors or face a fine of up to VNĐ800,000 (US$35).
There is a long tradition in Việt Nam that adults are always right and children have a responsibility to listen and obey unconditionally. However, things are changing.
School years throughout Việt Nam usually start with dry sermons by school principals and sombre school songs. But at Việt Đức High School in Hà Nội, the principal is moving to quite a different drumbeat – hip hop.
Mothers play an important role in preserving and promoting Vietnamese culture and identity abroad because they take the main responsibility in raising and teaching children.
The act of teaching and learning English in Việt Nam looks like an entangled wool which can not be disengaged in one day.
Facebook has recently emerged as a popular and effective tool to sell goods for individuals or enterprises, and livestreaming -- a new feature of Facebook -- allows sellers and consumers to interact with each other, providing benefits to all.
A few days ago, a driver working for the Science and Technology Department in the northern province of Ninh Bình was reportedly slapped by his boss.
Young people across the country are getting results of their college exams. While the tests are designed to screen and send the best students to college, some of them fail despite remarkably high scores in the multiple choice test.
The social network may be a virtual world, but we have evidence aplenty that it can cause seriously real damage in the real world.
After thirty years of major economic reform, Hà Nội has found its own way to integrate with the rest of the world, in terms of tourism.
A series of cases in which local residents assaulted strangers people coming to their areas because they are mistaken as children kidnappers are reported recently.
Việt Nam’s taxi operations and booking habits changed forever in 2014, when two big rivals from aboard - Uber and Grab - officialy joined the taxi market to compete with giants like Vinasun and Mai Linh.
Old people aged 60 and more are expected to account for 17 per cent of Việt Nam’s population by 2030 and 25 per cent in 2050 but the country almost have no programmes or solutions in places to adapt to the aging population.