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Karaoke bar owners on trial for trafficking and child sex crimes
Girls aged 13 and 15 were sold into karaoke bars to serve male patrons. Before formally hiring them, the bar owner had already engaged in sexual intercourse with the minors, aged between 13 and under 16.
Quang Nam woman held for beating, threatening toddlers at home daycare
Daycare owner in Quang Nam arrested after violently abusing toddlers, including with plastic stick.
Lam Dong updates case of seven novice monks sexually abused in Da Lat
Three children returned home, four moved to legal temple after abuse scandal.
Preschool teacher caught on video beating 20-month-old child in Quang Nam
A shocking video shows a teacher lifting a toddler by the leg and striking them repeatedly during naptime.
Shocking child abuse case in Kien Giang: Two-year-old girl beaten to death
A man in Kien Giang has been arrested for fatally beating a two-year-old girl left in his care. Authorities are investigating the horrific crime.
Investigation underway after six children found bruised in Nghe An
In relation to a group of five-year-old preschoolers in Nghia Dan District (Nghe An Province) who were discovered with bruises all over their bodies, one child is still receiving treatment at the hospital due to multiple hits on the head and face.
Authorities investigate abuse allegations at HCMC’s shelter, children relocated
Authorities in Ho Chi Minh City have detained the owner and several caregivers of the Hoa Hong Shelter following reports of severe child abuse.
Child abuse cases: Slow police probes enrage nation
The Ha Noi police on Monday decided to initiate criminal proceedings in the sexual abuse case involving an eight-year-old girl, following intense public pressure over a series of paedophile cases came to light of late.
Childcare reforms fail to meet national targets
VietNamNet Bridge – Nguyen Trong An, former deputy head of the Department of Childcare and Protection, tells Hai Quan online newspaper that ensuring adequate healthcare and education for children is an urgent task.
