Skip to Content
Vietnam Women's Union
  • INTRODUCTION
    • VWU in brief
    • Organizational structure
      • Organizational Chart
      • VWU leaders
      • Municipal/provincial VWU
    • VWU action plans
  • NEWS
    • VWU activities
      • Politics
      • Economy
      • Society
      • Health
      • Environment
      • Science
      • Sports
      • Others
    • VWU International cooperation
    • Exemplary women
    • Women and Vietnam updates
  • VWU’S MAIN PROGRAM
    • Family of 5 Without-s and 3 Clean-s
    • Supporting women in border areas
    • Supporting women in business start-up
  • 13th NATIONAL WOMEN’S CONGRESS
  • PUBLICATIONS
  • CONTACT US
  • VIDEO
  • OVERSEAS VIETNAMESE WOMEN
  • ANNOUNCEMENT
Việt Nam English
,
5 key areas of cooperation between VWU and UN Women in Viet Nam for 2022-2026 period
| Exhibition showcases memories of women in war
| VWU and CARD MRI to promote cooperation in microfinance
| IFAD prioritizes support for poor women in sustainable economic development

News VWU International cooperation

  • Han Myung-sook approved as ROK's 1st female PM

    The Republic of Korea (ROK) National Assembly approved the nomination of Han Myung-sook as the country's first female prime minister on Wednesday afternoon.
  • International women world fair 2006

    Welcome 11th APEC Women Leader’s Network Meeting in Hanoi
  • Russia presents historical documents to Vietnam

    The Russian Government on April 18 presented Vietnam with a number of documents on the relations between the former Soviet Union and Vietnam.
  • Help stop trade in women and children, Vietnam labor unions told

    Labor unions should help women get jobs, a Vietnamese labor official said at a conference in Hanoi Tuesday on the role of the unions in preventing trafficking of women and children.
  • Viet Nam-US Society expresses condolences over death of US peace activist

    The Viet Nam-US Society has expressed its condolences over the death of William Coffin, a well-known peace activist and leader of the Anti-Vietnam war movement in the US during the 1960s and '70s.
  • Vietnamese School Founder in Cambodia

    A woman of small business has made a contribution to founding the overseas Vietnamese Group and opening a Vietnamese school in Cambodia. When getting older, she opened a Vietnamese newspaper stall in Phnom Penh and became a sponsor for Vietnamese misleading girls.
  • UN commission praises nation's economic progress

    Poverty alleviation is Vietnam's overriding concern and the Government's approach to this issue has been praiseworthy, the United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific (UNESCAP) has said in a report on March 30 of the results of its economic and social survey of Asia and the Pacific in 2006.
  • Young surgeon's wartime diaries help reconcile US, Viet Nam, says AP

    The Associated Press (AP) on April 2 carried an article saying that the poignant wartime diaries of a Vietnamese military surgeon, named Dang Thuy Tram, have reconciled the US and Viet Nam after a US intelligence officer saved them from being burned.
  • Young scholars pioneer Vietnamese studies in the US

    In the 1950s, there were only few Vietnamese language classes in America. Since then, several Vietnamese Studies Departments have been established at famous US universities and have educated many scholars in Vietnamese studies. In recent years, many of these scholars have visited Vietnam on study tours.
  • French people support Vietnamese Agent Orange victims

    Visitors to the first international photo festival opened in Sarcelles city, 20 km east of Paris, France, on April 8, signed their names into a petition, expressing their support to Vietnamese Agent Orange/dioxin victims in the lawsuit against US chemical producers.
  • The Asian Development Bank (ADB) has decided to provide Vietnam with US $15 million to help in contagious disease control.

    The Asian Development Bank (ADB) has decided to provide Vietnam with US $15 million to help in contagious disease control.
  • US Organisation presents scholarships to poor students

    The Roever Educational Programme of the US, REAP International, has presented 40 scholarships, each worth 600,000 VND, to poor students in southern Binh Thuan, Ben Tre, Dong Nai and Tra Vinh provinces.
  • Get-together celebrates neighbouring countries' lunar New Year

    A get-together was held in Hanoi on April 7 to celebrate the traditional New Year festival of Laos, Thailand, Cambodia and Myanmar, drawing a crowd of diplomatic corps, officials and students of these nationalities.
  • Overseas Vietnamese in Laos get together

    The Vietnamese State and Government always helps facilitate the overseas Vietnamese community in Laos in conformity with Lao legal regulations.
  • Vietnamese water puppetry shines in France

    Vietnam's water puppetry has attracted almost 1,000 French children to each show presented at the on-going Imagine Festival in Paris, said the festival's organising board.
  • US to fund Vietnam mine clearance

    The US plans to donate US$3.3 million to support the continuation of mine removal in Vietnam in fiscal year 2006, its embassy in Hanoi said in a press release on Tuesday.
  • Viet Nam's population, poverty reduction achievements praised

    Shin Sakurai, former Chairman of the Asian Forum of Parliamentarians on Population and Development (AFPPD), spoke highly of Viet Nam's achievements in population affairs, hunger elimination and poverty reduction at a seminar in Ha Noi on April 5.
  • Brunei prince donates $50,000 to Vietnam Agent Orange victims

    Brunei's Crown Prince Haji Al-Muhtadee Billah and his wife Wednesday donated US$50,000 to the Vietnam Association for Agent Orange Victims to help its poor members.
  • Australia holds trans-Vietnam tour to raise awareness of muscular dystrophy

    Australian Ambassador to Vietnam Bill Tweddell yesterday waved a flag to start a race called ChallengeMD! with the participation of 32 Australian riders to raise money to help fight Muscular Dystrophy (MD) and raise awareness of MD.
  • Australian exhibits sculpture in Hanoi

    Australian artist Nerine Martini opened an exhibition in Hanoi Friday displaying her sculpture based on a traditional boat from the central Vietnamese town of Hoi An.
  • Vietnamese, Thai and Lao women share experiences

    Vietnamese, Thai and Lao women shared experiences in ensuring gender equality and improving women's roles in society.


  • Expat youths take part in charity on trip home to Vietnam

    Twelve expat Vietnamese youngsters arrived in Vietnam Monday sponsored by the US Catalyst Foundation for a 10-day trip to help local underprivileged kids and discover their home country in the process.
  • Australian students to help Vietnamese orphans

    Applied health students from Charles Sturt University in Australia’s New South Wales state will head to Vietnam next week to work with children with disabilities in a Ho Chi Minh City orphanage.
  • “Winter soldier” – truth about American war in Vietnam

    In spite of being made 35 years ago and shown in many countries, the film “Winter soldier” will be shown in American cinemas since 16 January 2006 only.

    Why does it take 35 years?
  • Vietnam-US cultural exchange in Washington

    On the occasion of the New Lunar Year and in preparation for the “Binh Tuat” Tet (Year of Golden Dog), in the evening of January 21st, the Vietnamese Embassy to the US held a cultural exchange including food and film festivals.
  • International representatives support Vietnamese AO/dioxin victims

    Victims of Agent Orange (AO) and other toxic chemicals demanded US chemical companies pay compensation in an international appeal released at the end of a two-day conference on the effects of AO/dioxin in Ha Noi.
  • American veterans stand for justice for Vietnamese AO victims

    All American veterans who are expected to attend an international conference on Agent Orange (AO) and its effects on people to be held in Ha Noi on March 28-29, said they will strive for justice for AO victims in Viet Nam.
  • US Vietnam vets meet children affected by AO

    A generation after the Vietnam War, a US military veteran whose team once sprayed Agent Orange on the country came face to face with disabled children whose suffering is blamed on the defoliant.
  • Int'l conference appeals justice for AO victims

    Governments, international and national organizations, and non-government organizations are urged to provide material and spiritual support for victims of Agent Orange/dioxin in Viet Nam.
  • The Spouse of the Brunei Darussalam’s Crown Prince Haji Al-Muhtadee Billah visited the Vietnam Women’s Union

    On the second day of the Brunei’s Crown Prince’s official visit to Vietnam, his spouse visited the Vietnam Women’s Union (VWU) and Vietnam Women’s Museum
Page 10 of 13
  • 1
  • 2
  • 3
  • 4
  • 5
  • 6
  • 7
  • 8
  • 9
  • 10
  • 11
  • 12
  • 13
30 Items per Page
  • 5
  • 10
  • 20
  • 30
  • 50
  • 75
Showing 271 - 300 of 383 results.
  • ← First
  • Previous
  • Next
  • Last →

@CopyRights Vietnam Women’s Union. All Rights Reserved
Address:39 Hang Chuoi Street, Hanoi, Vietnam;
Tel:(84-24)9713436 - Fax:(84-24) 9713143 - Website: http://hoilhpn.org.vn

Indicate source ©hoilhpn.org.vn when reissue information from the port Vietnam Women’s Union