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From #MeToo to ‘Creating Our Own Tables’: How High Is The Glass Ceiling in Vietnam?

Quynh-Vi Tran by Quynh-Vi Tran
30 May 2018
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The glass ceiling for women in Vietnam, to me, is as high as the sky for most.

Recent stories about sexual assault and other violent crimes against young girls and women not only caught the public attention but also gave observers glimpses of a patriarchal society which has remained – for centuries – the same in term of gender equality.

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Quynh-Vi Tran

Quynh-Vi Tran

She's the managing editor of The Vietnamese Magazine. With a background in law and journalism, she covers criminal justice, freedom of expression, and human rights in general.

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