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The painful path to human trafficking
When a trafficked woman returns to her homeland from China, more than likely she will come back to a life full of loneliness and regrets. -
Online shop opens cyber-market for disabled handicraft makers
Just a click away, web browsers can now place orders for handicrafts at an online market recently launched by two young people in Hanoi. -
HCMC lawmakers back common retirement age for both sexes
Women should have the same retirement age as men but with a choice of retiring earlier without their pension being affected, Ho Chi Minh City legislators said. -
A coffee bar for disabled children
Using body language, disabled children politely serve customers at a coffee bar in Da Lat city, as they cannot pronounce a Vietnamese sentence. -
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. -
Exhibition on renovated Vietnam opened
An exhibition entitled “Vietnam – 20 Years of Renovation,” is one of the activities to welcome the upcoming 10th Congress of the Communist Party of Vietnam, and opens at the Centre for Culture and Art Exhibition in Hoa Lu street, Hanoi. -
Bill Gates to meet with Vietnamese students
Microsoft chairman Bill Gates will meet with Vietnamese students at the Hanoi University of Polytechnics on April 22. -
German humanitarian group helps Vietnamese people with physical deformities
“Patient Support Vietnam” is a German humanitarian group that has financed much needed operations for Vietnamese people with physical deformities. -
Vietnam pays attention to child care
Vietnam paid more attention than ever to child care and protection and better executed child rights in the 2000-2005 period, said an official of the Vietnam Commission for Population, Family and Children. -
Communication against abuse of adolescent domestic helpers
A meeting was held by the Ho Chi Minh City Women’s Union in the morning of March 30, 2006 to review communication activities against the abuse of adolescent domestic helpers.
