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Vietnam to open doors for private railway infrastructure investment
The Vietnam Railways Corporation (VRC) has put forward a proposal to allow private investors to build logistic facilities and offer associated services in three railway projects under the public private partnership (PPP) model in a meeting on implementing the PPP in railway infrastructure in Hanoi.
Court upholds jail terms for two for selling babies
A Vietnam court has upheld the sentences of 14 and 16 years in jail for a man and a woman who belonged to a ring that sold four babies last year for US$4,170 in total.
Malaysian, Vietnamese detained for trafficking women into prostitution
Vietnamese police are dealing with a case in which a Malaysian man and a Vietnamese woman were found luring Vietnamese women into forced prostitution in Malaysia, local media reported.
Vietnamese warplane pilots could hardly survive: Lt Gen
The two pilots of two Su-22 fighter jets that disappeared while flying off south-central Vietnam during a training exercise on April 16 could have died on duty, a senior military official has said.
Royal rickshaw comes home, to be displayed in central Vietnam
A rickshaw which belonged to a king of the Nguyen Dynasty (1802-1945), Vietnam’s last monarchy, has finally arrived home after some 100 years being away and will be put on display in the central region next week as a happy ending for insiders’ unprecedentedly concerted efforts.
Identity of Vietnamese sex workers should not be publicized: opinions
There should be equal treatment in publicizing the identity of sex workers and their clients, and as both are not criminals, their names and images must not be made known to the public in Vietnam, according to some opinions Tuoi Tre (Youth) newspaper have received on this issue.
Vietnam mulls recognizing sex reassignment
The Vietnamese Ministry of Health has proposed either not acknowledging gender reassignment, as it has always been the case before, or permitting the practice on a selective basis.
Visiting a museum-ecotourism site in northern Vietnam
A museum in a northern Vietnamese province is dedicated to displaying and preserving the gems of the Muong ethnic minority group’s culture and serves as an alluring ecological tourism site at the same time.
Vietnamese students offer free guidance to foreign tourists
A group of youngsters have founded a voluntary organization which offers free guidance to foreign tourists who visit Hoi An Ancient Town in central Vietnam.
Documentary on Amerasian children of war in Vietnam to be shown
A special documentary on Amerasian children of the war in Vietnam will be aired on national broadcaster Vietnam Television’s VTV1 channel next weekend.