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Latest news A high-level consultation has been convened today by the (MPI), in
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Visit to Vietnam collaboration with CPFC and UNICEF Vietnam to discuss and
exchange international experiences on best integrate the concerns of UNICEF Headquarters
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Lauching of Communication Campaign on Intergrated Early
Childhood Development in Thua Thien Hue province
Thua Thien Hue, 7th October 2005 – The first ever sub-national
Communication Campaign on Integrated Early Childhood
Development has been launched in Thua Thien Hue province of Viet
Nam today.
Tea Leoni, Goodwill Ambasador of US Fund for UNICEF visits Viet
Nam
Hanoi, 28 September 2005 – Tea Leoni, a Hollywood film star and
Goodwill Ambassador of The United States Fund for UNICEF, is
visiting Viet Nam from 2nd to 8th of October 2005.
Landmark Youth Survey launched in Viet Nam
Hanoi, 26 August 2005: The largest and most comprehensive survey
of young people ever conducted in Viet Nam was launched in Hanoi
today.
UNICEF CELEBRATES 30 YEARS OF COOPERATION WITH THE
GOVERNMENT OF VIET NAM (1975-2005)
Hanoi, 23 June 2005 - A special ceremony in Hanoi’s historic Opera
House, has been held today to celebrate 30 years of cooperation
between UNICEF and the Government of Viet Nam.
Violence Against Children, a Growing Problem in Viet Nam, Says
UNICEF-CPFC Children’s Forum.
Hanoi, 3 June 2005: A Children’s Forum on Violence against
Children, has heard details about the growing instances of abuse
and violence towards children, as well as children witnessing
increasing cases of domestic violence.
UNICEF Welcomes Viet Nam’s Progress on Implementation of the
Convention on the Rights of the Child.
Hanoi, 9 May 2005: The Government of Viet Nam’s progress in
implementing the Convention of the Rights of the Child and
respecting the rights of all Vietnamese children, is welcomed, said
UNICEF at a press conference held in Hanoi, today.
UNICEF congratulates the people and Government of Viet Nam for
impressive progress on children’s rights since the end of the war
Hanoi, 30 April 2005 – Today, as Viet Nam’s celebrates the 30th
anniversary of the unification of the country, UNICEF congratulates
the Vietnamese people and Government for the enormous progress
they have made in improving the lives of children
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Jackie Chan, UNICEF/UNAIDS Goodwill Ambassador Says Stop
Discrimination Against People Living With HIV/AIDS
Hanoi, 25th April – At the conclusion of his first mission to Viet Nam,
Jackie Chan, UNICEF/ UNAIDS Goodwill Ambassador, has called for
an end to discrimination and stigma towards children and families
infected or affected with HIV/AIDS.
WORLD HEALTH DAY – MAKE EVERY MOTHER AND CHILD COUNT
Hanoi, 7 April 2005 – “Make every mother and child count” - the
slogan of World Health Day this year emphasizes the need to
promote the health of mothers and their children world wide.
Australian Jailed for Child Sex Tourism Offences Committed in Viet
Nam
Hanoi, 24th March 2005 -- An Australian man was sentenced to 18
month Jail for Child Abuse Offences committed in Da Nang, Central
Province Vietnam.
$102,000 Raised for UNICEF Tsunami Relief Appeal in Viet Nam
Hanoi, 3 February 2005: One hundred and two thousand US dollars
has been raised by the Vietnamese community for UNICEF’s Tsunami
Relief Appeal which has been running from 5 -31 January, UNICEF
Viet Nam, announced in Hanoi today.
How to protect children in the tsunami zone
LONDON & HANOI, 8 January 2005 – Measures to protect children in
the Tsunami zone from exploitation, abuse, and criminal trafficking
are needed immediately to prevent them from slipping between the
cracks, UNICEF said today, outlining the key steps essential to
protecting orphans and other vulnerable children.
UNICEF launches $144.5 million appeal
Hanoi, 7 January 2005 - UNICEF is seeking $144.5 million to support
urgent humanitarian aid for the estimated 1.5 million affected
children in South Asia
UNICEF asks for contributions from the private sector for the first
time in Viet Nam
Hanoi, 5 January 2005 – After more than a week of bring basic relief
supplies to suvivors of Asia’s tsunami, UNICEF is turning its focus to
the longer-range project of restoring normalcy to the lives of
children.
UNICEF appeals $81 million for tsunami’s victims
(Hanoi, 4th January 2005) – Children have accounted for more than
one-third of all the deaths from the last week’s catastrophic
tsunami, with further 1.5 million affected.
Donations for Tsunami victim in Asia
Help UNICEF help children and families through health care,
nutrition, clean water/sanitation, education and child protection.
Launch of The State of the World’s Children 2005 Report
The State of the World’s Children 2005 - CHILDHOOD UNDER
THREAT - Childhood Years being Destroyed by Poverty, Conflict and
AIDS – says UNICEF
Buddhist University Joins in Response to HIV/AIDS Crisis
Hue, 15 October 2004: For the first time in Viet Nam, the Hue
Buddhist Academy, one of the main teaching universities for
Buddhist monks and nuns, is joining in the fight to halt the spread
of HIV/AIDS in Viet Nam.
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of HIV/AIDS in Viet Nam.
Half of East Asia and the Pacific region set to miss Millennium
Development Goal on child survival
Bangkok, October 8 2004 – More than half of the countries in East
Asia and the Pacific will fail to meet the Millennium Development
Goal on under-five child mortality if current trends continue, says a
new report released today by the UNICEF
Exclusive Breastfeeding – Safe, Sound and Sustainable, says UNICEF
Hanoi, 30 July 2004: “Exclusive Breastfeeding” is the theme for this
year’s World Breastfeeding Week (1 – 7 August 2004) and UNICEF is
taking action to encourage all Vietnamese mothers to adopt this
practice.
Campaign to Stop Trafficking in Women and Children Between Viet
Nam and China
Hanoi, 3 June 2004: The first ever joint communication campaign to
stop trafficking in women and children between Viet Nam and China
will be launched today in the northern border town of Mong Cai,
Quang Ninh province.
Vitamin A distribution essential for child health says UNICEF
Hanoi, 28 May 2004: UNICEF will be providing Vitamin A capsules
for national distribution as part of Micronutrient Days, to be held on
1st and 2nd of June.
UNICEF Deputy Executive Director to Visit Viet Nam
Hanoi, 21 May 2004: Ms Karin Sham Poo, the Deputy Executive
Director of the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) is to visit
Viet Nam from 23 – 27 May 2004.
Jackie Chan signs on for UNICEF and UN AIDS
Bangkok/Geneva, April 26: UNICEF and UNAIDS, the UN agency
charged with coordinating United Nations efforts to combat the
HIV/AID pandemic, jointly appointed today action star Jackie Chan
as a Goodwill Ambassador.
Injury a leading killer of children in Asia and the Pacific region
BANGKOK, 20 April – Injury is a leading cause of death and disability
among children in many Asian countries, according to new research
by the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) and The Alliance for
Safe Children (TASC).
‘Road Safety Is No Accident’ – World Health Day 7 April 2004
Hanoi, 30 March 2004: Drastic measures are required to overcome
the trend of increased road accidents, says the United Nation’s
Children Fund (UNICEF) at a function in Hanoi to promote World
Health Day today.
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