Vietnam is among
developing nations winning high appraisal from the international community for
its gender development index in comparison with other countries of the same
development level in the region, said a female parliamentary member.
Truong Thi Mai, Chairwoman of the Committee for Social Affairs of the
National Assembly (NA), made this statement at a seminar on the implementation of
international commitments and laws on gender equality held in Can Tho city on
Mar. 5.
Mai said the law on gender equality has made elemental changes in
eliminating every discrimination of gender equality, contributing to creating
gender equality opportunities for both men and women in every aspect.
During past years, the NA amended, supplemented and inserted gender
issues into many codes and ordinances, in order to ensure equality and create
opportunities for women to participate in many areas of life.
The NA also promulgated new laws aimed at tackling all discrimination
against women. Especially, the NA passed the Law on Gender Equality in 2006 as
a message on legalising principles of the Convention on the Elimination of All
Forms of Discrimination Against Women (CEDAW) in the Vietnamese legal system.
The seminar was part of the cooperative programme between the NA
Committee for Social Affairs and the Canadian International Development Agency
(CIDA) through a project to help the implementation of the UN Millennium
Development Goals on eliminating discrimination against Vietnamese women.
VNA
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