Vinh University does not accept people with subversive or dissident thoughts.

(Baonghean.vn) -That was the affirmation of Associate Professor, Dr. Ngo Dinh Phuong - Vice Principal of the school at the Student Affairs Conference for the 2017 - 2018 school year, held on the morning of October 26.

Attending the conference were representatives of some professional departments of Nghe An Police; Vinh City Police, Nghi Loc District Police, leaders of wards, communes and residential blocks in the area where Vinh University is located and a large number of students of the school. Photo: Canh Nam

Vinh University currently has 23,233 full-time students and 19,150 part-time students.

Of the 23,233 students studying in concentrated areas, 1,780 people (8%) are boarding students in dormitories, the rest are non-residents and temporary residents spread across wards and communes throughout Vinh City.

Image of mock trial organized by the Law Practice Club to propagate and popularize law to students in the school. Photo archive

With the majority of students residing off-campus or temporarily, the school always focuses on ensuring security and order. In fact, compared to previous years, the number of students violating the law has decreased significantly.

However, according to Major Manh Thuy Nga - Department PA83 of the Provincial Police, the security and order situation inside and outside the school still has many things to pay attention to, that is, the number of teachers, students and pupils affected by distorted articles, opposing the Party, the State, the regime,... is increasing, which leads to ideological wavering.

More specifically, some teachers, students and pupils regularly post, comment and share articles with distorted content, inciting sabotage by hostile and reactionary forces; some encourage illegal activities, even using their personal Facebook pages to entice friends to commit violations;

Some students take advantage of the mistakes and shortcomings of the government and teachers to incite and call for opposition, greatly affecting security and order issues... in schools.

Major Manh Thuy Nga informed about the increasing number of teachers, students and pupils who regularly share and spread articles written by hostile forces. Photo: Canh Nam

In addition, traffic safety violations such as not wearing helmets, not obeying traffic lights, not having a driving license, carrying more passengers than the prescribed number, and violating alcohol concentration levels tend to increase; there are still cases of property theft, gambling, intentional injury, betting, illegal drug trafficking, etc.

So, in order for students to properly implement the Party's policies and the State's laws, and especially to "resist" illegal acts, Major Manh Thuy Nga said that the school needs to continue to promote ideological education and disseminate legal education through school activities, block and street activities.

Speaking at the conference, Associate Professor, Dr. Ngo Dinh Phuong - Vice Principal of the school requested the police force, specifically the PA 83 Department of the Provincial Police, to provide information on students and teachers who have posted distorted and destructive content so that the school can take decisive action.

Associate Professor, Dr. Ngo Dinh Phuong affirmed that students have entered university, which means they are investing their youth and their family's money in their future, so schools cannot let the negative aspects of social networks affect their thoughts and psychology. At the same time, he emphasized that schools are not only places to impart knowledge but also places to train citizens who are responsible to society and the country, so they will never accept people with anti-government and discontent thoughts.

Awarding certificates of merit to students with outstanding achievements in student affairs in the 2016-2017 school year. Photo: Canh Nam

On this occasion, the School Board awarded Certificates of Merit and rewards to 5 groups and 27 individuals with outstanding achievements in student affairs in the 2016-2017 school year.

During the conference, school representatives presented 118 gifts, each worth 1 million VND; 60 gifts, each worth 500,000 VND to support students in areas affected by the recent storm and flood./.

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