ASEAN Women's Federation Congress Discusses Safety for Women and Children in Digital Era
The 22nd Congress of the ASEAN Confederation of Women's Organizations (ACWO) opened in Hanoi, Vietnam, focusing on ensuring the safety of women and children amidst digital transformation. Discussions covered policies, digital literacy, and cyber-harm prevention. The admission of the National Network of Women of Timor-Leste was also approved.
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