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New measures to prevent child injuries debated
Effective measures to reduce injuries to children were put forward at a symposium in northern mountainous Dien Bien province, which came to a close on Aug. 28. -
Cultural events to celebrate national day
VietNamNet Bridge – To celebrate Viet Nam National Day on September 2 and the 40th anniversary of the implementation of President Ho Chi Minh’s testament, various art performances will be taking place in Ha Noi and HCM City. -
Vietnam – Korea cultural exchange: Intangible cultural heritage exhibition opens
Nearly 100 handicraft products from the Republic of Korea, which are made by sewing, knotting and embroidery, and show the Korean custom, are being introduced at the Vietnam Museum of Ethnology in an exhibition entitled “Praying and Blessing”. -
Vietnam wins Best National Dress
VietNamNet Bridge - The Vietnamese model Chung Thuc Quyen won Best National Dress for her ao tu than (four-part dress), a traditional costume from the north of Vietnam, at a National Dress event August 28, part of the Miss Supernational 2009 pageant in Poland. -
Folk singing festival highlights traditional culture
The third national festival of Then singing and Tinh zither performances opened in the northern province of Bac Kan on August 24 as part of various cultural activities celebrating major national events and the 60th anniversary of Bac Kan’s Liberation Day. -
Working parents pay to have children ferried to school
A range of new services to collect children from school are lessening the pressure on busy working parents. -
Vietnam-Japan Cultural Exchange Days open in Hoi An
The 7th “Vietnam-Japan Cultural Exchange Days” festival opened in Hoi An, in the central province of Quang Nam on August 14. -
Colours of the Lo Lo ethnic group
Cloud covered Lung Cu commune in Dong Van district of Ha Giang province, Vietnam’s Northernmost point. The commune has a small hamlet, Lo Lo Chai, with only 81 households and slightly more than 300 people. Seen from the Lung Cu flag pole, the hamlet is so tiny, it fits within one’s peripheral view. -
Cooperation between Faith-Based Organizations and UNFPA Critical to Maternal Health, Say Groups
UNITED NATIONS — Partnerships between faith-based organizations and UNFPA, the United Nations Population Fund, are critical to enhancing efforts to reduce maternal deaths and end violence against women. -
Giving Special Attention to Girls and Adolescents
Because discrimination on the basis of sex often starts at the earliest stages of life, greater equality for the girl child and the adolescent girl are necessary first steps to ensuring that women have equal rights later in life. UNFPA recogn izes that the world is different for girls than it is for boys, and programme approaches must reflect this. -
Caring for the Ones Who Care for Others
Women give life, love and care to children, help to build and take care of the home, and feed and clothe their loved ones. In most of the developing world, women are additionally responsible for the agricultural production and local trade that help sustaine their local economies. Women also weave the social fabric of their communities – working together to support schools, organize community events and help to look after neighbours in need. -
Vietnam hosts first int’l gong festival
The Gia Lai Provincial People’s Committee held a press conference in Ho Chi Minh City on August 7 to announce the first international gong festival to be held in Vietnam. -
Decree to promote gender equality
New regulations regarding gender equality violations will come into effect on August 1, according to a new decree by the Prime Minister. -
Vu Hoang Diep crowned Miss International Beauty
Vu Hoang Diep was crowned at the final round of the Miss International Beauty held in China on August 1. -
Decree to promote gender equality
New regulations regarding gender equality violations will come into effect on August 1, according to a new decree by the Prime Minister. -
UNESCO experts back ca tru singing for world heritage status
Two UNESCO experts have said that that the ca tru singing tradition meets five standards for being recognized as the world intangible cultural heritage of urgent protection, according to a senior official. -
57 songs about the 1000th anniversary of Thang Long – Hanoi
Hanoi City People’s Committee has received 57 songs, and many poems, writings and notes by 23 writers in response to the campaign to create literature and art work to mark the 1000th anniversary of Thang Long – Hanoi. -
Seven foreign cities to attend 1000th Thang Long–Hanoi anniversary
The 1000th great anniversary of Thang Long – Hanoi and the National Tourism Year 2010 in Hanoi will attract the participation of seven member cities of the Council for Promoting Tourism in Asia (CPTA), said the Hanoi Culture, Sports and Tourism Department. -
57 songs about the 1000th anniversary of Thang Long – Hanoi
Hanoi City People’s Committee has received 57 songs, and many poems, writings and notes by 23 writers in response to the campaign to create literature and art work to mark the 1000th anniversary of Thang Long – Hanoi. -
Artist inspired by all types of women
Artist Bui Tien Tuan’s paintings of Vietnamese women are nothing like the traditionally demure images often seen in art galleries.
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