9/01/2015

Vietnam's National Day Amnesty More Than 1.8 Million Inmates

August 31, in the Vietnamese capital Hanoi, on the outskirts of a prison, get female inmates took the amnesty decision on amnesty from the hands of prison guards. To commemorate the 70th anniversary of the victory of the August Revolution in Vietnam and nine · Second Day, Vietnamese President decided to comply with each country's prison inmates implementation of the amnesty law. In addition to the 18,298 prisoners are serving sentences will get early release, the 225 inmates and 16 probation suspended sentence prisoners will also receive amnesty. Amnesty entered into force on 31 August.


In the Vietnamese President had held on August 28 2015 amnesty announcement of the decision at a news conference, Vietnamese officials announced the amnesty more than 18,000 prisoners, including 16 people of Chinese nationality. Amnesty objects are serving prison sentences, probation and suspended execution of the sentence in accordance with the conditions of the amnesty law prisoners. The picture shows the August 31, was an amnesty for female inmates.


There are seven countries in 34 foreign prisoners can enjoy the amnesty policy. Specifically, the Lao nationals six people, one Cambodian, Thai nationality a person of Chinese nationality 16 people, six Malaysian, Australia Raya membership for 2 people, 2 Filipino people. Pictured inmates together with his wife out of prison.


A policeman checks a man leaving prison release papers, his mother emotionally.


Female officers in the handling amnesty. Vietnam amnesty range include murder crime, drug crime, human trafficking, corruption and so on, but political prisoners are excluded from the scope of the amnesty.


Wait for amnesty female inmates participated in the ceremony President declared amnesty.


Vietnamese Deputy Prime Minister to visit amnesty Ruanxuan Fu staff, female inmates handheld amnesty.


Inmates put on civilian clothes, waiting to be released.


Female inmates leave prison.


August 31, Hanoi, Vietnam prisoner amnesty relatives waiting for their families.



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