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According to the International Labor Organization (ILO), female workers account for about 37% of the workforce in the technology sector in Vietnam, higher than in the world average (25%).
Vietnamese law has regulations on children's privacy and confidentiality. Regulations need to be converted into knowledge and skills of children and parents.
Vietnam has drastically implemented the human trafficking prevention program for the period 2021 - 2025, with an orientation to 2030, achieving many important results.
No one can protect children better than their parents, and no one can create a safe living environment for their children better than their parents.
Industrial Revolution (IR) 4.0 has been affecting all social groups, including ethnic minorities.
Protecting children in the online environment is the responsibility of every organization, individual, and the entire society and is contributing to building and cultivating the future of the country.
To protect children in the online environment, the Information and Communications industry will continue to review and resolutely handle and remove harmful information on social networks such as Facebook and Youtube.
Recognizing the difficulties in maternal and child health care in remote and ethnic minority areas, the Ministry of Health has a policy of training village birth attendants. ethnic minorities in difficult areas.
IOM also supports capacity building for officers of the Vietnam Border Guard - an effort to contribute to effectively fighting human trafficking and strengthening border management.
Maternity benefits are one of the important contents in ensuring the health and welfare of mothers, children and households, as well as creating opportunities and equal treatment for female workers.
On October 16, the training class "Implementing the Communication Strategy on gender equality and urgent issues of women and children in ethnic minority areas" was organized by the Central Presidium of the Vietnam Women's Union.
Many schools and specialized vocational education institutions are working to improve the learning conditions and quality of life of children with disabilities and children in special circumstances, in the spirit of leaving no one behind. behind.
From Thuy Huong's story, a psychologist warns that every woman who is abused should not accept it. Break the silence, seek legal help, psychologists or the police for timely advice and protection.
On April 12, the Steering Committee for Human Rights of Vinh Phuc province organized a training conference on ensuring and fighting for human rights in 2023.
It would be a huge mistake not to pay attention and invest in digitizing the languages of ethnic minorities in the 4.0 era.
The Human Rights Steering Committee of Kon Tum province coordinated with the Standing Office of the Government Human Rights Steering Committee to organize a grassroots human rights training conference in 2023.
To "establish a barrier" to protect children and teenagers in the online environment, the most important thing is to equip them with the knowledge and skills to identify safe and unsafe interactions.
The Chairman of Bac Giang province has issued an official dispatch on strengthening the management of health examination activities for workers in enterprises in local industrial zones and clusters.
The Human Rights Steering Committee of Ba Ria - Vung Tau province issued Plan No. 277/KH-BCH dated October 2, 2023 on propaganda activities to ensure achievements in human rights on the occasion of the 75th anniversary of Human Rights Day.
On October 12, the Ministry of Public Security organized a national online conference to implement Decision No. 22 of the Prime Minister on credit for people who have completed their prison sentences.