Social responsible business

As Vietnam is doing well in its containment of the CODI-19 pandemic, it is expected the country’s tourism sector will gradually recover in 2021. In this context, enhancing connectivity between tourism service providers and promoting the role of major travel companies are both crucial factors for domestic tourism to reboot itself post-COVID-19. Therefore, more drastic measures are needed to remove the above-mentioned obstacles and increase the efficiency of tourism connectivity, thus enhancing the overall competitiveness of Vietnam’s tourism. … [Read more...] about VIETNAM BUSINESS NEWS JANUARY 16

HÀ NỘI — All delegates at the 13th National Party Congress will be tested for COVID-19 twice from January 18-23, Director of the Hà Nội municipal Health Department Nguyễn Khắc Hiền said during an online meeting on Thursday.  … [Read more...] about Delegates to National Party Congress to be tested for COVID-19

Tran Thi Ha (An Binh Tay commune, Ba Tri district, Ben Tre province) said, “In our family, there are only me and my son Khoa, who is currently an Automotives major at Dong Khoi Vocational College. I do all kinds of jobs from early morning to late night in the hope that he can continue his study and grow into a decent man. Recently, I started livestock farming, it is a small business but we have to make ends meet. This time, thanks to the support from GREENFEED, I think we could expend the business and have a better future.” … [Read more...] about GREENFEED continues 10-year journey of “Empowering the farmers” programme

An Phu Company which is responsible for the afforestation and forest management project was also shamed after 15.4 cubic metres of timber was found under three holes in their forest areas. The police launched an investigation into deforestation and Lam Dong People's Committee fined the company VND251m (USD10,800) for illegally building 14 houses and illegally converting 28ha of forest land for other usage. … [Read more...] about VIETNAM NEWS JANUARY 15

Therefore, human rights in cyberspace is not an absolute right, but on the contrary, it is necessary to have limitations, which has been reflected in many specific provisions of Vietnamese law. State management needs to clearly define limits so as not to infringe on human rights in cyberspace, but at the same time, it must define its role in ensuring human rights in cyberspace, especially in protecting vulnerable groups, with a focus on women and children. It is important to early identify violations of human rights on cyberspace, and to perfect management and sanction mechanisms for such acts, from administrative to criminal sanctions. … [Read more...] about Law on Cyber Security contributes to better guarantee human rights