Gender equality enables female political involvement
14/12/14
Deputy President Nguyen Thi Doan
Promoting gender equality in the political field will create more
opportunities for women to raise their voice in various spheres.
Vice Chairwoman of the National Assembly Tong Thi Phong made the
remark at a workshop held in the Mekong Delta province of Bac Lieu on
December 14.
She highlighted gender equality as a fundamental human right and an important measure of social progress.
Vietnam has worked hard to build a legal framework and
implement national strategies in the field. Chapter II of the
Constitution stipulates the human rights, including the gender equality
of both male and female citizens.
By approving the
Law on Gender Equality in 2006, the Vietnamese legislature has shown its
strong commitment to promoting gender equality, the lawmaker said.
Recognising gender equality as an important contribution to the
socio-economic development of each country, participants proposed a
range of measures to increase the involvement of women in political
issues.
By 2020, Vietnam aims for women to fill
at least 25 percent of posts in party committees at all levels and 35-40
percent of seats in the National Assembly. The State and Governments
agencies mean to have females occupy at least 30 percent of key
leadership positions.-VNA
All comments [ 10 ]
Vietnamese women is very smart and beautiful!
Women in Vietnam have played an important role in Vietnam's history. They have served in war, nurses, mothers and wives.
Their role in society has changed somewhat over the years, they're taking higher position in the society and family
They deserve to have bigger contribution and recognition in the national politics
For as long as the Vietnamese people fought against foreign enemies, women were a vital part of that struggle.
Nowadays, we have a lot of women who is having high position in the society and politics.
In recent decades Vietnam has stressed the importance of gender equality.
Gender equality as a fundamental human right and an important measure of social progress
Men need to create favourable conditions for women to develop their ability.
Men also need to improve themself to compete with the women.
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