you idiot only pick a part of the content to support your trolling, as usual.
I got it. what is your opinion, how long would China take to reach that point?
U see the unfair in PDF and CDF ?? if I tell the Truth abt TaiWan, I got ban here. If I tell the Truth abt corruption in China army in CDF, I got ban, too. U guys insult other countries, and nothing happen.
And the question for Chinese here is: why we got ban when telling the Truth related to TW and the corruption in China army when Chinese insult other countries but no Ban ??
How much time? I really have no idea. A healthy society mode should look like "O" type, which means some rich people, some poor people but many middle class. In Norway, the gap of paid between those richest and poorest is about 4 times, on the other hand, even you are the richest people in Norway(maybe chief of norska oil), your income is only about 4 times more than those who clean toilet. So how about China and Vietnam? China society mode look like "X" type and so does Vietnam. The income gap maybe is 400, 4000 times between richest and poorest. Back to your question, do you think people will focus on making good products or good manners if the life level has so much difference? The result is the whole society is ill and people always want to do something that can be the rich as soon as possible, so you can see officers always want to corruption, girl wants to be the 2nd or 3rd wife of rich old man but dont want to merry those poor youngs...... You can see any wired things in China now, Under such situation, I have no idea about your question. But the question is Vietnam is a small country, who has not so much stupid problem like China. As I said yesterday, to make every Vietnam people have a good life is much more easier than that in China, but Vietnam government seems always consider China as their teacher, to be honest, Vietnam's teacher should be Japan, Germany, not the communist. If the communist dictatorship could make the whole Chinese society stable because of the complicated situation, but as a small country, to be honest, very stupid follow that way. If talking about corruption, we all know, Vietnam is much more serious than China. About Japan's apology, who cares, if China cannot change, it is not the problem only an apology.
seem like if u care abt ur wife's country, u should learn more abt VN.
Vo toi la nguoi viet, nen cam on. Ok, whatever, when Vietnam is a successful developed and democracy, and than you come here and laugh China, that is your really ability, Before that, low key is a good choice.seem like if u care abt ur wife's country, u should learn more abt VN.
Vietnam's teacher should be Japan, Germany ?? its okay if it is abt high-technology, but abt political, Im sorry, we dont like to be a dog for America.
Things r changing, we r giving more freedom to anti-gov. people like VN Fanlu gong group (pháp luân công) , they can come to Ho CHi Minh mausoleum and say some bad word abt Ho. such as : "HCM is a sucker, Fanlu gong is the savior" etc ...
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We just come here and tell Chinese the Truth that: China army is full of corruption, without US daddy's protection, China would never dare to attack VN in 1979. So, if Chinese think their army is so powerful, be 2nd or 3 rd of the World now and can take our SCS(east sea) easily, then thats their delusion. We willing to teach China a lesson again if they r brainwashed by 'China victory' in 1979 and ignore the Truth
VN presents second report to UN Human Rights Council
QĐND - Wednesday, February 05, 2014, 22:27 (GMT+7)
Vietnam’s Universal Periodic Review (UPR) Report in the second cycle was reviewed at a session of the United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHCR) on February 5 in Geneva, Switzerland.
The report stressed the achievements Vietnam has recorded in respecting, protecting and promoting human rights as well as the implementation of proposals at the first cycle.
Existing challenges and limitations during the process, plus the Vietnamese Government’s priorities in human rights development, were also mentioned in the report.
The Vietnamese Government is making every effort to finalise the legal system and policies on human rights such as the adoption of the amended 1992 Constitution, the report said, adding the document devotes its entire Chapter II to the protection of human and citizen rights.
It also cited the issuance of a range of new laws such as the Health care Law, the Law on the Elderly, the Law on Persons with Disabilities, and the Law on Adoption.
Vietnam has also engaged in important international conventions on human rights such as the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities in 2008, the Law on Persons with Disabilities, the UN Convention against Trans-national Organised Crime, the Protocol to Prevent, Suppress and Punish Trafficking in Persons, especially Women and Children, in 2012, the International Labour Organisation (ILO) Convention 122 on Employment Policy and the ILO Maritime Labour Convention.
Deputy Foreign Minister Ha Kim Ngoc, who led the delegation to the event, claimed that the country has always respected, protected and promoted human rights such as the freedom of speech, press, information, religion and belief. He also drew attention to the rights of people behind bars, and the socio-economic and cultural rights of citizens.
The country has given importance to the building and development of policies and programmes to promote gender equality reflected by the number of female National Assembly deputies in the 2011-2016 tenure at 24.4 percent, ranking second in ASEAN, said the report.
The country has also actively contributed to the establishment of the ASEAN Intergovernmental Commission on Human Rights, the ASEAN Commission on the Promotion and Protection of the Rights of Women and Children, and the ASEAN Human Rights Declaration.
Vietnam has actively participated in the Coordinated Mekong Ministerial Initiative against Trafficking while closely coordinating with the UN Children’s Fund, the UN Office on Drugs and Crime, the International Migration Organisation and the UN Inter Agency Project.
It has also signed many agreements on the prevention and fighting of human trafficking with other regional countries such as Laos, Cambodia, China and Malaysia.
According to the report, Vietnam has set up regular bilateral dialogue on human rights with several countries and partners such as the US, the European Union, Australia, Norway and Switzerland.
On November 12, 2013, Vietnam was elected to the Human Rights Council for the first time, the recognition by the international community for its recent achievements in exercising civil, political, economic, cultural and social rights.
http://www.qdnd.vn/qdndsubsite/en-US/75/72/183/161/163/286404/Default.aspx
The most rogues in Japan come from Korea. seems that very good at group fighting, but what about those korean rogues' show in the real war? It "seems" Confucius(孔子), Mencius(孟子), Qu Yuan(屈原), Oda Nobunaga(织田信长), Hideyoshi(丰臣秀吉) all come from Korea, but as I know the only one comes from Korea is pickled vegetables, and guess what? Pickled vegetables can be applied as World Intangible Heritage? So how about Chongqin chafing dishes, Beijing roast duck, Shanghai steamed dunpling, Lanzhou noodle, Guangdong clay rice..................? Give them a proverb:夜郎自大！
Scandinavian countries such as Norway have a different socioeconomic model than America, China or Vietnam. Scandinavian people like equality. Also, it is a question of cultures and custom what one practices.
you sound very persimistic.
China sucks. Personally I promote a closer relationship with Japan, and less with China, if possible even a state union Vietnam with Japan. With a combined population of 220m and economic power, we both Japan and Vietnam are in a better position to challenge and deter China. Vietnam must grow up and step out of the shadow of China. We must get rid off backwardness.
China and Korea cry day and night over the Japanese...perhaps just as tactic.
We r discussing abt human rights in UN right now . pls check the link in comment # 143.
Japan helps develop Viet Nam's industrial strategy
Workers at a Dung Quat Shipyard Company workshop in central Quang Ngai Province. — VNA/VNS Photo Thanh Long
HA NOI (VNS) — Viet Nam and Japan are working closely together to develop detailed action plans to carry out Viet Nam's industrialisation strategy, as part of their co-operation agreement towards 2020 with a vision to 2030.
Under the strategy approved by the Prime Minister earlier this month, Viet Nam has defined six industries that will be prioritised for development in the near future as they are key to the national economy.
The six industries are electronics; agricultural machinery; agricultural and seafood processing; ship building; the environment and energy saving and the manufacture of cars and spare parts.
These industries can stimulate domestic and foreign investment, especially from Japanese enterprises and spread ‘technological seeds' to other industries and the economy in general.
At the first policy meeting between the Ministry of Planning and Investment and the Japanese Business Federation, Keidanren, held in Ha Noi last Thursday, it was stated that liaising closely with Japan would help to speed up the industrialisation process in Viet Nam, especially as the country has targeted becoming industrialised in 2020
Japan helps develop Viet Nam's industrial strategy - Economy - VietNam News
wrong, Vietnam does care of its citizens. after several incidents, the government addressed the issue with Russia. when Putin visited Vietnam last November, he signed 17 agreements, including one that improves the situation of the Vietnamese in Russia.
I dont now yet maybe Japan will transfer more high tech to VN, but PM Dung promise that in 2020 , GDP per person in Red river delta of North VN will be 5.500 USD/ year
