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Recent stringent restrictions and regulations imposed by the governments to contain the COVID-19 outbreaks have become some of the most imminent challenges the NGOs around the world have to respond to. In addition to defending the fundamental rights of the marginalized groups, the NGOs have to prevent governments from disguising means to expand administrative power as measures against the pandemic, at the expense of individual liberty. At this critical period of time, we cordially invite you to join us in this Forum, to give voice to the people and to the environment we reside in collectively, to examine the "new normal" in the age of COVID-19, and to view different communities with different values and capabilities in the contemporary society from a new perspective.   … [Read more...] about Taiwan’s Tang Prize Foundation collaborates with the National Taiwan University to stage the 2020 Tang Prize Masters’ Forum on the Power of Civil Society for Realization of the Rule of Law

Responding to the concerns of Japanese enterprises, PM Phuc said he would ask ministries, agencies and localities to quickly remove problems, affirming that Viet Nam would create conditions for the Japanese businesses’ expansion of investment in the country. — VNS … [Read more...] about Prime Minister welcomes Japanese firms’ investment in Viet Nam

Việt Nam always welcomes Japanese firms to expand investment in infrastructure, energy, manufacturing, high-quality agriculture, information technology, smart urban development, financial and banking services and innovation-based start-ups, as well as in joining the equitisation of State-owned enterprises as strategic partners, according to the Prime Minister. … [Read more...] about Prime Minister welcomes Japanese firms’ investment in Việt Nam

Investors expect the new IT platform for the Vietnamese stock market to come online soon Japanese-backed Capital Asset Management Limited (CAM) is holding an investment portfolio of firms listed on the Vietnamese stock exchanges with investment value touching $300 million. … [Read more...] about Foreign capital in wait for fresh policy move

Hanoi (VNA) - The Ministry of Home Affairs and the UN Population Fund (UNFPA) organised a conference on September 10 on implementing the 2020 Youth Law. The 14th National Assembly passed the revised law at its ninth session in June, replacing the 2005 version. It will come into effect on January 1 next year. Comprising seven chapters with 41 articles, the 2020 Youth Law covers Vietnamese citizens between 16 and 30 years of age along with agencies, organisations, individuals, schools, and families. It regulates the rights, obligations, and responsibilities of the country’s young people, State policies towards young people, the responsibilities of agencies, schools, families, individuals, youth organisations, and other organisations towards young people, and State management over young people. In his opening remarks at the conference, Vice Minister of Home Affairs Tran Anh Tuan said young people account for 24.6 percent of Vietnam’s population and their development will … [Read more...] about Conference highlights implementation of 2020 Youth Law