Grandmother, three grandchildren murdered The police in the northern province of Quảng Ninh has started legal proceedings in the murders of four people in Phương Nam Ward of Uông Bí City. The deceased included a 61-year-old grandmother, Nguyễn Thị Hát, and three grandchildren aged three, eight and nine. At about 7am on Saturday morning, Vũ Thị Thanh, Hat's daughter, came back home from working a night shift and found the dead bodies with several wounds. Two of three children are Thanh's children while the other is her niece. Autopsies by the public security ministry indicate the motive of the killings was robbery. Prime Minister Nguyễn Xuân Phúc ordered the public security ministry, Quảng Ninh Province's People's Committee and relevant agencies to investigate, arrest the murderers and impose on them strict punishments. 12 years in jail for banker The Hà Nội People's Court on Saturday handed down a 12-year jail term for Huỳnh Thị Bảo Ngọc for "swindling to appropriate properties". Ngọc, … [Read more...] about Social News 26/9
Multi state workers compensation insurance
Social News 13/8
Doctors need further training to treat foreigners The HCMC government has told leading hospitals in this city to send their doctors to postgraduate programs so as to make them meet international standards to provide medical check-ups and treatments for foreigners. HCMC vice chairman Hua Ngoc Thuan said many hospitals in the city have had advanced equipment, international-standard facilities and experienced doctors, but they are unable to meet requirements to examine foreigners, especially those using international health insurance. Many foreigners work and live in Vietnam, but even the top hospitals in the country have not met the criteria to provide health check-ups for them. The HCMC Medicine and Pharmacy University has opened a faculty to offer courses within two years for 20 doctors to get Master's degrees and further skills, including English to examine and treat foreigners. The city government suggested that the Ministry of Health quickly deploy a public- private partnership … [Read more...] about Social News 13/8
Social News Headlines 29/6
Vietnamese-born to be governor of South Australia Vietnamese-born Le Van Hieu will become the first Asian migrant to become the Governor of South Australia in September, according to ABC News. Hieu is currently deputy governor-a position he has held since 2007. "Hieu has already demonstrated an outstanding level of service to the community and I have no doubt that he will serve the role with great distinction", said Premier Jay Weatherill. Born in 1954 in Quang Tri province, Hieu immigrated to Australia in 1977 and worked as an accountant until he retired in 2009. He was awarded an Officer of the Order of Australia in 2010. VietJet Air's flight safety put under special supervision The operation process of low-cost carrier VietJet Air has been put under special supervision of the Civil Aviation Authority of Vietnam (CAAV) following the June 19 incident when a flight of the carrier took passengers to a wrong destination. The month-long special supervision will cover four … [Read more...] about Social News Headlines 29/6
The book “Achievements in Protecting and Promoting Human Rights in Vietnam”
Preface Chapter I: Vietnam's Viewpoints and Policies on Human Rights Chapter II: Vietnam's Achievements in the Protection and Promotion of Human Rights I. Civil and Political Rights 1. Rights to Vote and Stand for Election, and to Participate in the Administration of the State and Management of the Society 2. Freedoms of Speech and the Press, and the Right to Information 3. Freedom of Association and Assembly 4. Freedom of Religion and Belief 5. Ensuring Equal Rights among Ethnic Groups 6. Ensuring the Rights to Life, Physical Inviolability and Dignity 7. Freedom of Movement and Residence II. Economic, Social and Cultural Rights 1. Rights to Economic Development and Improvement of the Material Life 2. Social Rights 3. Right to Healthcare III. Rights of Women, Children, Family, Elderly and Disabled People. 1. Women's Rights and Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women 2. The Rights of the Child 3. Rights of Disabled People and Agent … [Read more...] about The book “Achievements in Protecting and Promoting Human Rights in Vietnam”
Social Highlights for October 26
All cosmetic surgery centers in country under inspection Deputy Minister of Health Nguyen Thi Xuyen in coordination with related agencies sent a document to municipal and provincial administrators in the country to conduct thorough inspections on all plastic surgery centers. Inspections should focus on skills, treatment methodologies, surgery procedures, rights and responsibilities of client and cosmetic surgeons, and operation license as per the country's law. Inspectors must issue proper penalties on centers which offer illegal cosmetic surgery services to earn profits. The Department of Health in Hanoi has publicized list of 33 beauty parlors and three hospitals that are licensed legally to offer cosmetic surgery services. However, the department noticed that beauty parlors can only provide simple cosmetic surgery services such as 'double eyelid' surgery or eyebrow tattoo, while complicated surgeries such as abdominal liposuction and breast lift surgery must be performed in … [Read more...] about Social Highlights for October 26