Vietnamese Women's Day is observed in Vietnam every October 20. This holiday commemorates the establishment of the Vietnam Women's Union on October 20, 1930, when Vietnamese women united against imperialism, with support from the Communist Party of Vietnam. It serves as a significant occasion for men to express their love and appreciation for women, while also highlighting the importance of women's roles in society and the nation. The day brings attention to various issues faced by modern Vietnamese women, including sexual harassment, violence, discrimination, and gender inequality. The celebration acts as a reminder for the government to address these challenges and work towards improving the conditions for women in Vietnam.