Vice President hosts disadvantaged youths with outstanding achievement

11/9/19
Vice President Dang Thi Ngoc Thinh hosted a reception in Hanoi on September 9 for a delegation of 106 needy and disabled children who have overcome their obstacles to achieve outstanding academic performance.

Talking to the youths from seven cities and provinces nationwide, Thinh expressed her delight at their efforts that shine through various financial and spiritual difficulties.

She hoped they will continue moving forward, making their dreams come true and becoming good citizens who make considerable contributions to the national growth.

The vice president took the occasion to praise the operation of the Vietnam Association for Protection of Child Rights in caring for the disadvantaged group, helping them go to school and enjoy a better life.

Stressing that child protection is among key policies for the country to fulfill its development goals, the leader urged public agencies, sectors, social organisations, and schools to care for the younger generations, ensuring that they are educated and no one is left behind.
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Gentle Moon 11/9/19 22:40

Viet Nam has made great progress in legislating for child protection, especially for the disadvantaged youth

LawrenceSamuels 11/9/19 22:41

The main policies ensure the rights of children are protected and promote programmes on child care, nurturing of young talent, health protection, schooling and youth entertainment

yobro yobro 11/9/19 22:43

Viet Nam ratified the International Convention on the Rights of Children in early 1990, as the first Asian country and second in the world to ratify this Convention

Red Star 11/9/19 22:47

these 106 needy and disabled children are typical examples for their friends and other students to follow

Me Too! 11/9/19 22:50

The Government’s project to care for orphans, abandoned children, children with disabilities and youth affected by HIV/AIDS has resulted in an increased social allowance for underprivileged children from the State budget.

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