Providing health care services to the elderly. (Photo: VNA) The project also looks to enhance Vietnam’sreputation in the field of human rights in the national, regional and globalarena.
The project will cover 63 provinces and cities across thecountry, countries with large Vietnamese community, priority partners in external relations expansion, and areaswhere international human rights organisations are based such as New York, Geneva, andBangkok.
Under the project, by 2028, 100% of Stateadministrative agencies implement the spokesperson mechanism and regularly provide human rights-related information to the press, while 100% of State officials working in human rights, communication and information and external information work as well as 70% officials holding key positions in socio-political organisations at central and provincial levels are kept up to date with human right situation in Vietnam and receive training on human rightscommunications.
A series of exhibitions on human rights in Vietnam will be held in all 63localities and a number of foreign localities, 1,000 book titles on human rights will be published and re-published, and the formsof mass communication products will be diversified. The proportion of media products inethnic and foreign languages as well as those on digital platforms will be raised to 15% to20% of the total number human rights-related media products.
Another goal is to digitise and popularise on cyber space 100% of statistics andmedia products produced under the project, while efforts will be made to minimise fake and wrongful information on humanrights.
At the same time, Vietnam will strive to complete the implementation of accepted international recommendations on the strengthening of communications on humanrights, while increasing the popularisation of international law regarding humanrights as well as the Party and State’s policies and laws in the field.
The project will encourage the popularisation of moral value, humanity and other positive values and fine traditions./.
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