Vietnam Boosts International Cooperation to Combat Domestic Violence
Vietnam has launched a project to strengthen its capacity to prevent and respond to domestic violence, in partnership with UNFPA and KOICA. This initiative is part of the government's broader efforts to address the significant harm DV causes to individuals and socio-economic development.
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