Announcement of the President's decision to grant amnesty to 6 prisoners serving sentences in Nghe An

The 6 prisoners granted amnesty this time have sentences ranging from 12 to 48 months, for crimes of fraud, property appropriation, trading in prohibited goods, disturbing public order, prostitution...

Lieutenant Colonel Dinh Trong Dung - Warden of the Detention Center congratulated and encouraged prisoners who were granted amnesty on September 2. Photo: Duc Vu

Lieutenant Colonel Dinh Trong Dung - Warden of the Provincial Police Detention Center said: "The consideration and proposal for amnesty of the Detention Center has been implemented promptly, seriously, strictly, accurately, in accordance with the conditions, the right subjects, in accordance with the provisions of the law and the guidance of the Central Amnesty Advisory Council. In particular, the consideration and proposal for amnesty is carried out to ensure publicity, transparency, impartiality, fairness, and democracy right from the inmate teams."

Prisoners complete procedures before leaving prison. Photo: Dang Nguyen

The 6 prisoners granted amnesty this time all made efforts to study, work, and reform themselves during their sentences. This result also had important contributions from the team of officers in charge of managing and educating prisoners at the Detention Center.

The leaders of the Detention Camp hope that those who are pardoned this time will return to their hometowns with the determination to do good, live a useful life, soon become good citizens, promote the knowledge and professions learned in the camp, contribute to building a warm, happy family, and build a rich and strong homeland.

After handing over the decisionsamnestyFor each prisoner, the Provincial Police Detention Center provides funding for food, travel expenses, organizes Covid-19 testing for prisoners, and arranges vehicles to transport them home and hand them over to their families and local authorities where they reside.

Lieutenant Colonel Nguyen Huu Thinh - Permanent Deputy Head of the Criminal Enforcement Agency of the Provincial Police, on behalf of the Provincial Police leadership, presented the Amnesty Certificate to 6 prisoners. Photo: Dang Nguyen

Previously, based on the proposal of 6 prisoners who met the criteria for special amnesty on the occasion of National Day, September 2 this year, the Provincial Police Detention Center combined the number of prisoners who were considered for sentence reduction and prisoners who were about to finish their sentences in August and September 2021 to organize a community reintegration class for 30 prisoners. The program focused on education on ethics, law and life skills.

These include contents such as the Law on Residence, job search skills, and community integration. In particular, the class also provides information on the socio-economic situation of the province, the characteristics of each locality, especially the current Covid-19 epidemic situation. On that basis, when returning to the community, students will not be confused and will soon determine their own direction.