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02438348033 Ho Chi Minh’s thought about eradicating hunger, poverty and maintaining social security and the application of the Party and State today
The idea about social security was proposed by President Ho Chi Minh from the very beginning of the Government of the Vietnam Democratic Republic in 1945. The view of hunger and poverty as an “enemy”, who must be “battled” and “eradicated” to bring the prosperous, happy and equal life for people, shows the profound philosophy of humanism in Ho Chi Minh’s thought. Understanding Ho Chi Minh’s thought about eradicating hunger, poverty and realizing social security in economic development is one of the standards to evaluate social policies and the humane nature of the socialist institution that Vietnam is building.
Source: Journal of Political Theory and Communications, no 11 (2020).
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