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Working with a smile at SABECO

Working with a smile at SABECO 09:00 | 26/04/2021 As part of its strategy to become the leading beverage industry group in Vietnam, SABECO has not only implemented its SABECO 4.0 programme, which will transform its business to increase efficiency, it is also continuing to focus on developing human resources to make them domestically and globally competitive. Tran Kim Nga, a member of SABECOâs Board of Directors, talked with VIRâs Nguyen Huong about the corporationâs approach to human resources. SABECO is a trusted brand for domestic consumers and a company of international stature. It has also set sights on endeavouring to become the countryâs leading beverage company by 2025. What kind of approach does SABECO need to take in human capital to realise this goal?

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Jailed Vietnamese RFA Blogger in Poor Health, Slowed by Injured Hand

Reuters A jailed Vietnamese blogger serving an 11-year prison term for writing articles criticizing Vietnam’s government is struggling with poor health and needs help to look after himself in the harsh conditions of his new detention center, sources close to his family said on Tuesday. Nguyen Tuong Thuy, an independent journalist and former RFA Vietnamese Service blogger, was moved earlier this year from a Ho Chi Minh City Police detention center and sent to the Bo La prison in Binh Duong province, sources told RFA in an earlier report. Thuy, 71, is older than many of the other inmates held at Bo La, and is often last in line when the prison canteen is opened for purchases of food, the wife of a former fellow prisoner told RFA’s Vietnamese Service on Tuesday after speaking with her husband the week before by phone.

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Gifts for the future from Swing for the Kids Fund

Gifts for the future from Swing for the Kids Fund 18:28 | 16/01/2021 During the first days of 2021, representatives of Vietnam Investment Review and kind-hearted sponsors of its Swing for the Kids Fund have gone on a trip to grant 200 scholarships, worth VND150 million ($6,500) to excellent students in financially challenging situations in Nghe Anâs Nam Dan district and Ha Tinhâs Huong Son district. Representatives and sponsors of VIRâs Swing for the Kids Fund attended the trip to hand over the scholarships, including Tran Kim Nga from Vietnam Beverage Co., Ltd. and Nguyen Duc Quang from BRG Group Tran Kim Nga, CEO of Vietnam Beverage Co., Ltd. said, âThis is the first time Iâm partaking in this meaningful event. It filled me with joy to see the bright faces of the students when they were granted the scholarships. Though their financial value is not very high, I believe that these scholarships can encourage them for their

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Vietnam Court Rejects Appeal of Constitution Group Protesters, Returning Them to Prison — Radio Free Asia

State Media An appeals court in Vietnam’s Ho Chi Minh City on Friday upheld harsh prison terms handed down last year to four activists convicted of planning protests on Vietnam’s National Day on Sept. 2, 2018. Arrested in September 2018, the four were part of a group of eight named by police as members of the Hien Phap (Constitution) Group, a network of activists formed on June 16, 2017 to call for the rights to freedom of speech and assembly promised under Article 25 of Vietnam’s Constitution. All eight were convicted of “disturbing security” under Article 118 of Vietnam’s 2015 Penal Code, and were sentenced on July 31, 2020 to prison terms ranging from two years and six months to eight years in a trial from which family members were barred.

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