Promoting the role of media in communicating policies to ethnic minorities and people in mountainous areas in Vietnam today
Source: Journal of Political Theory and Communication, Issue 1/2024
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Promoting the role of media in communicating policies to ethnic minorities and people in mountainous areas in Vietnam today
Promoting the role of media in communicating policies to ethnic minorities and people in mountainous areas in Vietnam today
Abstract: Reality has proven that communication and propaganda play a crucial role in the revolutionary cause of our Party and nation. This becomes even more evident during times when the country faces fierce opposition from hostile forces. Ethnic minorities living in mountainous and remote areas, who have lower educational levels and face numerous difficulties, are often targeted by hostile forces to distort information, the Party's policies and the state's initiatives. This aims to erode people’s trust in the Party and the government, intending to divide the unity of the entire nation. Therefore, leveraging the role of media in communicating policies to ethnic minorities and people in mountainous regions in Vietnam is essential. It is an ongoing requirement for media organizations, including newspapers, television, radio, social media, online newspapers, and telephones, etc.
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