The Board for Women's Advancement of Hoa Binh province on November 11 officially launched the Action Month for Gender Equality, focusing on preventing and addressing gender-based violence. As part of the event, a special talk was held on the theme of sharing household work for a happy family. The event drew 300 delegates, including Nguyen Van Toan, Standing Vice Chairman of the provincial People's Committee and head of the provincial Board for Women's Advancement.
Speaker Dinh Doan
talks with participants.
This year’s action month seeks measures to ensure social
welfare, empower women and girls, and create opportunities to achieve gender
equality and eliminate gender-based violence.
After more than a decade implementing the Gender Equality
Law, gender equality work in Hoa Binh has received continuous attention and
support from the provincial Party Committee, People's Council, and People's
Committee, as well as the active involvement and responsibility of local
departments, agencies, and organisations at all levels, contributing to achieving
the targets set out in the National Gender Equality Strategy for the 2021-2030
period in Hoa Binh.
Speaking at the event, Toan emphasised that women are
increasingly participating in all aspects of social life and gradually
asserting their prominent roles across various fields. He highlighted the
action month as a peak period to intensify communications on gender equality,
and urged everyone to speak out and take action to end violence against women
and children.
To better gender equality work in the coming years, he urged
leaders of local Party Committees and authorities to strengthen their in
promoting gender equality and women's advancement; step up disseminations on
the Party’s resolutions, the State’s policies and laws, and the province’s
regulations related to this issue; and intensify efforts to prevent and combat
gender-based violence and work toward ending violence against women and
children.
On this occasion, Dr. Dinh Doan, a renowned psychologist,
had a talk on the topic of sharing household work for a happy family, during
which he shared valuable knowledge and tips on maintaining family happiness,
fostering connections, and promoting the responsibility and role of each member
in building a peaceful home while saying "no" to violence.
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