Feminist Legal Theory Project at the University of Economics and Law (UEL) is a multi-year initiative aimed at advancing feminist jurisprudence in Vietnam. Implemented since 2021 with the support of the Rosa Luxemburg Stiftung Hanoi Office (RLS), the project marked a pivotal step in raising awareness of feminist legal theory, fostering scholarly engagement, and expanding the boundaries of Vietnamese legal discourse.
It contributed significantly to the growth of academic publications in this field and to the introduction of feminist perspectives into legal education, research, and practice.
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Forums gather practitioners and researchers for intensive dialogue on methodology, case selection, and the politics of legal reform in contexts where feminist theory still meets institutional resistance.
Through the selection and rewriting of judgments, contributing authors offer alternative interpretations of the law, highlighting the role of gender, women's experiences, and broader social factors in judicial reasoning and legal application.
Through a hybrid E-Court model combining virtual hearings and a live Grand Finale, the programme equips law students with practical, digital, and analytical competencies for modern legal practice.
