International Women’s Day 2026 (IWD 2026), under the theme “Rights, Justice, Action, for All Women and Girls,” focuses on dismantling the structural barriers to justice that have now extended into the digital world. While technology offers progress, it has also been weaponised, contributing to the rise of technology-facilitated gender-based violence, creating new frontiers for inequality and the infringement of personal boundaries
A fruit vendor on Nha Trang’s beach has unexpectedly gone viral around the world, thanks to her unique sales call. Her cheerful call was filmed then later on caught the attention of a remix artist. He transformed her call into a lively track.
For traditional craft villages, the online space is not only about expanding markets, but also about preserving and sharing their local identity. Technology does not replace traditional values - it helps local products travel farther and reach more people.
Across many areas of life, women are reshaping the world and breaking stereotypes in professions once considered unusual for them. For many, the real question is not who a job was traditionally meant for, but whether they truly enjoy it and choose to follow their own path.
Việt Nam is entering a new phase of digital elections, with technology now widely applied across election management. From voter lists to public communication, these changes help safeguard citizens' voting rights and enable voters to better understand the importance of the election.
As food waste becomes a growing global challenge, one initiative is turning discarded scraps into new resources, reducing emissions while supporting local communities. At a local sustainability festival in Ho Chi Minh City, visitors can enjoy "green" cuisine and experience a food waste recycling model run by the Green Hero initiative.
In celebration of International Women’s Day, the Việt Nam Women’s Museum is hosting a poignant solo exhibition titled "Touching the Untouched". The showcase features the work of Dương Linh Đan, a hearing-impaired artist who translates her unique worldview into delicate lacquer art.
“NOBODY FIGHTS ALONE” The pink ribbon is the international symbol of breast cancer awareness, and at a fundraiser at Bevvy in West Lake, Hà Nội, these pink bows serve as a unifying element, connecting people in support of breast cancer patients in Vietnam.
On International Women's Day, the fresh flower market is becoming increasingly busy as demand rises. Bouquets and floral arrangements in soft colours and moderate price ranges remain the most popular choices among customers.