The famous novel Dat Nuoc Dung Len (The Country Rises Up) by veteran
writer Nguyen Ngoc about Dinh Nup, a guerrilla leader of the ethnic
Bhana group during the country's resistance war against the French, has
been translated into Bhana.
Vietnam was elected to the UN
HRC, the 2014-2016 tenure, on November 12 with 184 approval votes out
of 193, the highest among 14 countries elected to the 47-member council
this time.
President Truong Tan Sang hailed the national unity at the opening
ceremony of the National Great Solidarity - Vietnamese Cultural Heritage
Week in Hanoi on November 18.
Established in Hanoi in 1997, the Vietnam Museum of
Ethnology has served as a research centre and a public museum with a
mission to collect, document, preserve and exhibit the cultural heritage
of Vietnam ’s 54 ethnic groups.
Over the past years, the State
of Vietnam, besides supplementing legal documents targeting ethnic
minority people, has implemented many policies to improve the spiritual
and material life of these people.
The TripAdvisor.com tourism website has ranked the Vietnam Museum of
Ethnology as excellent. This is the second time the museum received this
rating from the website.
The chronicle documentary titled “ Viet Nam 54 dan toc” ( Vietnam’s
54 ethnic groups), is on air on HTV7 starting June 11, Tuoi Tre
newspaper reported.
President of the Lao Front for National Construction (LFNC) Central
Committee Phanduongchit Vongsa has said he wishes to learn from Ho Chi
Minh City ’s experience to further uphold the LFNC’s role.
Sixty contestants from 16 ethnic minority groups are competing at the
2013 Miss Ethnic Vietnam Pageant’s semi-final round held for the North,
which opened in Hanoi on May 20.
A northern mountainous market will be reproduced with the direct
participation of ethnic groups during the 2013 Vietnam Ethnic Groups
Cultural Day from April 19 to 21, said the Ministry of Culture, Sports
and Tourism on April 4.
Deputy Minister Hoang Xuan Luong, Deputy Head of the Government
Committee for Ethnic Minorities, led a delegation to the fifth session
of the United Nations Human Rights Council on ethnic minorities held in
Geneva, Switzerland, on November 27-28.
Vietnam’s National Assembly is fully committed to supporting the international community’s efforts to protect fundamental rights of humans for the sake of peace, stability and sustainable development.
National Assembly Chairman Nguyen Sinh Hung on Apr.19 stressed Vietnam’
commitment to promoting solidarity among its 54 ethnic groups, calling
cultural development a consistent national priority and motivator for
socio-economic development.