How limited social mobility continues to be after all the efforts over the past few decades is saddening, but must only lead to reinforced efforts to increase inclusion efforts. And this goes often much beyond just the educational system as those results suggest.

And do note that this is a fairly conservative Government!

You sure they're not actually black?

Next thing you are going to say not everything in the world is black and white...

Again, or am I getting posts with delay on bluesky? xD

Stay indoors as much as we can. As anything in life you get slightly used to it, specially when most of the negative impacts will only be felt in the long run. I still see many people going for exercise outside on these 200+ days. And to be frank, the only direct effect I do feel is on smell.

Still not as bad as Ha Noi.

Há alguma razao para fazerem os posts a triplicar?

Feels very much like a phenomenon waiting to happen in Hanoi if things don't change dramatically.

The report combines primary and secondary data, exhisting and new research, to provide the first holistic view of social protection for persons with disabilities in Viet Nam, and to elevate the discussion to what really matters: Empowering Persons with Disabilities!

That sounds very much like Hitler's point about totalitarian regimes forcing others to act like them as well...

It never ceases to baffle me when I travel back to Europe how far behind Internet access there is compared to SEA.

I would very much guess this would also be the case for Viet Nam.

Link below ⬇️

www.ilo.org/resource/new...

And I'm here too now it seems

Link to the report ⬇️

www.ilo.org/publications...