Nong Thuy Hang and Ha Kino call for action against violence against women and children

Nearly 100 artists, celebrities, and key opinion leaders (KOLs) joined forces to call on the community to join hands to eliminate violence against women and children.

Miss Nong Thuy Hang calls for the elimination of violence against women and children - Photo: Organizing Committee

Many famous people such as Miss Nong Thuy Hang, runner-up Hong Dang, Quynh Anh, Vu Thuy Quynh, models Ha Kino, Cao Thien Trang, MC Dustin Nguyen... participated in a training session to eliminate violence against women and children on the evening of October 17 in Ho Chi Minh City. The activity was implemented by the United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women (UN Women), with the support of the Australian Government. The content of the training session aims to raise awareness and knowledge about violence against women and girls for artists and influencers. This is one of the activities towards the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women and Girls on November 25 and the National Action Month for Gender Equality.

Nong Thuy Hang and Ha Kino share how to overcome cyber violence

Artists and celebrities have a better understanding of the forms of violence, how to respond, and how to support others in overcoming violence. Nong Thuy Hang - Miss Ethnic Vietnam 2022 , said that she was a victim of cyber violence right after being crowned. She told Tuoi Tre Online that thanks to this training session, she has a deeper understanding and more knowledge about the forms of violence: mental, physical, economic, and gender violence. Previously, Nong Thuy Hang felt anxious and confused when faced with rumors and malicious comments. The way she overcame this was to study and improve herself. "After overcoming mental violence, I learned more and understood the reasons for my violent actions. When I encounter any problem, I try to look at it from many perspectives, and understand the cause of the incident to solve it. If before, I reacted to rumors and tried to explain. Now I feel that I don't need to explain anymore because the path I chose is the right one. I focus on charity projects, people will care more about what I do" - Nong Thuy Hang shared. Model Ha Kino was also a victim of cyber violence when she participated in Chi dep dap gio xu song 2023 .

Model Ha Kino shares at the program - Photo: BTC

"Cyber ​​violence has a huge impact on my spirit. In the past, when I was attacked, I fell into a state of helplessness, not knowing how to overcome it. I was hurt like I had fallen to rock bottom, even haunted by malicious comments. People cursed me just because I was in the next round of Beautiful Sister . The climax was when I was revived (returned to the show), someone commented, "Why don't you die, what's the point of appearing?", "Why come back again"... I was shocked, cried alone many times and asked why it was like that?" - Ha Kino shared with Tuoi Tre Online. Ha Kino overcame the attacks by facing and proving her ability, so that the audience could see for themselves and change more positively about her. "I always listen to all suggestions to change. I always act so that everyone sees that I am worthy, so that I no longer receive negative comments" - Ha Kino said. She also hopes that the audience will look at the problem from many angles, don't sit in one corner of the keyboard and attack them, it's a shame for them.

Raise your voice to end violence

Trinh Hong Dang - Miss Universe Vietnam 2023 runner-up, said the training session helped her equip herself with knowledge to promote and help women prevent and repel violence. In addition, participating in the event was writer Ann Lee. She said that seeds only flourish when nurtured in a happy family, without conflict and violence. "Love is always the core value, only love and more love can join hands to end violence against women and children" - Ms. Ann Lee emphasized.

Runner-up Trinh Hong Dang said she learned a lot of useful knowledge from the training session - Photo: Organizing Committee

Ms. Caroline Nyamayemombe - Chief Representative of UN Women Vietnam, said that the participation of celebrities will contribute to raising awareness of gender-based violence, especially violence against women and children. Celebrities can set an example, be positive role models for fans, and spread positive messages about equality and respect. After Ho Chi Minh City, this activity will be held on October 25 in Hanoi.

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