[Relations Internationales] Au Vietnam, «même si la femme gagne de l'argent, c'est son mari qui le gère»

Slate Podcasts vous propose de (re)découvrir le podcast Relations internationales – Drague, sexe et amour autour du mondeL'amour, le sexe, le couple… ces concepts sont-ils les mêmes aux quatre coins de la planète? Marion Hazout et Victor Viriot, en couple depuis quatre ans, ont voyagé dans neuf pays pour apprendre comment cela se passe, ailleurs.Dans ce quatrième épisode de Relations internationales, Marion et Victor s'envolent pour le Vietnam et découvrent la pression sociale exercée sur les Vietnamien·nes, entre poids des traditions, importance du mariage, difficulté d'émancipation des femmes et manque d'éducation sexuelle.Générique: «Dude», Patrick Patrikios Hébergé par Audion. Visitez https://www.audion.fm/fr/privacy-policy pour plus d’informations.

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