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 VietNamNet Bridge – In a notice about the 2013 civil servant recruitment plan, the Nam Dinh provincial people’s committee stated that it would not accept the candidates who finish in-service training courses. Nguyen Xuan Binh, Chief Secretariat of the Ministry of Interior Affairs. The notice has once again faced the strong opposition from the public, which believes that the provincial authorities have violated the current laws when refusing the graduates of in-service training, a kind of legal training recognized by the laws. Nguyen Xuan Binh, Chief Secretariat of the Ministry of Interior Affairs, in an interview given to Giao duc Vietnam newspaper, affirmed that the Civil Servant Law does not comprise of any regulation saying that state management agencies are prohibited to recruit the candidates who finish in-service training. The Education Law does not mention the discriminatory treatment to different training modes. "All the state agencies and state agencies’ officers have the responsibility of restricting the laws,” Binh said in the interview. Meanwhile, Nguyen Van Tuan, Chair of Nam Dinh province, keeps calm amid the heavy criticism. He said that saying "no” to in-service training graduates has been laid down as a provincial committee of the Commu
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 VietNamNet Bridge – A lot of university students cannot finish school and obtain the university degree, though they are very good at their majors, because they cannot meet the required standards in English. The HCM City Law University requires its students to acquire TOEIC 450-600 English level. However, only 634 out of the 1,099 students, or 57.68 percent of the 2008-2012 students met the required English standards to receive the law school degree in the first phase, while the other 456 students did not get the degrees they expected and they needed further training in English. Ngo Duc Tuan, Head of the Training Division, said the students of the school must have 450-600 points at least, depending on their training majors, in TOEIC to be able to graduate the school. However, the students’ English skills are at different levels, and many of them still cannot meet the standards. Tuan said that 10 percent more students have got degrees after they attended extra training to improve their English skills. However, he admitted that 30 percent of students have not graduated is a relatively high and worrying figure. The HCM City Economics University also requires its students to obtain TOEIC 450. Meanwhile, according to Vo Dinh Phuoc, Head of the Foreign Language Division, only 70 percent of students can meet the requirement
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VietNamNet Bridge – A young woman from Dong Da District, Hanoi, has been fined with VND750,000 ($35) for making a false report to the police.  On February 25, police of Dong Da district, Hanoi, said they imposed administrative fine of VND750,000 on Ms. Vu Hoang Diep, 32, for making a false report on the theft that occurred at a shop on Xa Dan Street on February 18. The police said the fine is small because Diep’s behavior is not so serious; she herself later regretted; and she had good records. The VND750,000 fine is for the act of making false statements. On February 18, Diep went to the police headquarters of Nam Dong Ward, Dong Da District reporting that she was "hypnotized" and robbed.
According to Diep, on the afternoon of the same day, a woman walked into the store, pretend to ask about goods, then suddenly she untied her hair, then Diep was in a coma.
Ms. Diep at the police station.
When she woke up, she detected to lose Eur35,000, US$1,900, VND48 million, two iPhone and an ATM card, totaling around VND1.5 billion ($70,000).
Realizing the severity of the incident, Dong Da district police investigated. Many newspapers reported the case with thrilling headlines about the new form of robbery,
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 VietNamNet Bridge – A teacher in the mountainous region bluntly stated "I am an HIV positive teacher” after many times of unsuccessfully trying to commit suicide.
Now all the people in Chiem Hoa district in Tuyen Quang province know that teacher Luong Thi Dung of the Nhan Ly Primary and Secondary School, "has HIV.” However, they don’t discriminate against her, because they admire her energy. The teacher still has been struggling to live and go teaching everyday.
It is not difficult to find Dung’s house, a small house lying near the grandiose mountains. This is the place where Dung and her two daughters have been experiencing the darkest days in their lives. This was the house where teacher Dung enjoyed the happy days with her husband.
Dung was born in Hoai Duc district of the former Ha Tay province. When she was six years old, she moved to the mountainous region together with parents and became a mountainous girl with brilliant beauty.
Then Dung met and married Tran Van Thanh, a man from Hai Phong. Thanh was the son of a family among the richest ones in the sea city of Hai Phong.
"There were not many flowers and friends at my wedding. But this was the happiest moments in my life,” the teacher recalled the wedding day.
The two daughters Tran M
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VietNamNet Bridge – The homes of students of the Thuan Mang junior secondary school in Ngan Son district, Bac Kan province, are far from the school so their parents built tents near the school to facilitate the studies. The damp and dark tents are the temporary home of more than 70 out of 110 students in Thuan Mang school. The healthcare room, the guardhouse and the storage for experimental tools are dilapidated wooden and
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VietNamNet Bridge – The two ways of educating children with corporal punishment in Hai Phong City and Soc Trang province have made people indignant. Corporal punishments will help?  A thin boy at the age of 10, naked in the cold, was seen being tied to an electricity poll on the way crossing the Xuan Uc hamlet of Thuan Thien commune in Hai Phong City. Though the boy was crying bitterly in the temperature of 15oC, he did not get any help. The people, who bypassed the way, only glanced at him for a while and then continued their way. The boy was only released when the officers of the traffic inspectors’ team No. 3 found him. At that time, a man running from a house nearby appeared and untied the boy. The traffic inspectors advised the man not to apply corporal punishments when educating children, asking the man to allow the boy enter the home and put on clothes. The man, who introduced himself as the father of the boy, said he stripped the boy naked to deter him. "I tried to frighten him and make him feel ashamed, so that he does not continue spending time on playing games,” he explained. Pham Minh Chau, the Head of the inspectors’ team said he found the boy in black and blu
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