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mardi 20 mars 2012

Vietnam makes progress in solving gender disparity

Vietnam has made progress in solving its gender disparity, particularly in education, employment and heath care, said acting UN Resident Coordinator in Vietnam Bruce Campbell.

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mardi 14 février 2012

Vietnam's parents want a dragon son

The desire for a male heir is particularly strong in an unusually auspicious year

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jeudi 15 décembre 2011

WB : Vietnam makes progress in gender equality

Vietnam has made significant progress in gender equality, but important challenges remain both socially and economically, says the World Bank.

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dimanche 10 juillet 2011

Preference for boys causes population problems in Vietnam

HANOI - Nguyen Thi Lan was puzzled by her husband's sudden change in behaviour after she had her first antenatal examination.

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dimanche 5 décembre 2010

Vietnam leads region in gender gap eradication

Vietnam is evaluated as the best performer in Southeast Asia in terms of eradicating gender gap over the past 20 years, said Minister of Labour, Invalids and Social Affairs Nguyen Thi Kim Ngan.

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mardi 23 novembre 2010

Tackling gender inequality in Vietnam

Poverty and cultural attitudes in Vietnam mean many women still die in childbirth, female foetuses are aborted and sex is a taboo subject

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vendredi 11 septembre 2009

Vietnam birth trend may fuel sex work, trafficking

The ratio of boys born in Vietnam compared with girls has grown at an unusually rapid pace in recent years and could lead to a rise in sex work and trafficking, the United Nations said.

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samedi 27 décembre 2008

Vietnam gender ratio could result in social disorder

Experts are warning of increasing sex-related crimes and general social disorder if the highly unnatural level of gender imbalance in the country is not addressed.

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