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A Gendered and Rights-Based Review of Vietnamese Legal Documents through the Lens of <strong>CEDAW</strong><br />

Recommendation: Provisions ensuring non-discrimination of women in prostitution<br />

must be specifically stipulated, especially in the areas of education, health care,<br />

labour and employment. In particular, the provisions must be clearly ensured that rape<br />

and sexual assault cases against women in prostitution are not trivialized or ridiculed<br />

but pursued effectively. In education and propagation of issues relating to prostitution<br />

prevention and combat, the right of women who are in prostitution, or those formerly in<br />

such situation, must be clearly stated to ensure non-discrimination and proper understanding.<br />

This is should include basic human rights such as the right to health-care<br />

services, the right to education and specific rights due to their situation; for example,<br />

special assistance relating to filing cases, protection of privacy and confidentiality.<br />

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Trafficking and exploitation of prostitution (Article 6 of <strong>CEDAW</strong>)

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