active citizenship

Vietnam has made substantial progress and achieved significant results in education development since Doi Moi reforms. Despite this progress, there is still unequal access to education services…

Rights and voice are a common theme of all Oxfam programme and advocacy work. Our active citizenship projects aim to empower everyday citizens to understand and defend their rights.

[legacy content]An ever-growing number of Vietnamese men and women migrate from rural areas to cities in the hope of a better life. One estimate by the General Statistics Office suggests that by 2019…

The project aims to empower students – in particular girls and ethnic minority students – to understand their rights and creates opportunities for them to communicate with education decision-makers

Lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex (LGBTI) people in Vietnam face discrimination in their families, schools, local communities and in public. In one study that surveyed 3,000 homosexual…

Vietnam’s 53 ethnic minority groups account for 14 percent of the population, with a vibrant diversity of cultures, languages, and livelihoods. Yet ethnic minorities make up as many as 70 percent of…

Rights and voice are a common theme of all Oxfam work. We support formal and informal social networks to advance their agendas, promoting collective action of people living in poverty and…