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02438348033 Understanding the Nature of Wild Animal Trafficking to Enhance the Capacity for Investigative Journalism
Investigative journalism about illegal wild animal trafficking is a field, which requires the reporters to have not only journalistic expertise but also investigation skills in addition to other knowledge and experience. It is extremely important to understand the nature of wild animal trafficking with regards to the causes, process, traffickers, purposes, market and the techniques to cover their crime. It is also important to understand the view of different countries and organizations on the issue and how journalism in Vietnam deals with it. The understanding of these issues will give the reporters an overview so as to identify their direction and enhance their capacity in probing into specific aspects of wild animal trafficking.
Source: Journal of Political Theory and Communications, no 4 (2020).
Irreversible truth about democracy and human rights in Vietnam
Abstract: At present, hostile forces are aggressively implementing the strategy of "peaceful evolution" with increasing intensity and urgency. Democracy and human rights are being used as pretexts to incite disorder, disrupt stability, and undermine political and social security, while also attempting to divide national unity. Their ultimate goal is to destabilize the political system, weaken, and eventually overthrow the leadership of the Communist Party, thereby eliminating the socialist regime in Vietnam.
Specialized radio broadcasting on climate change in Mekong Delta
Specialized radio broadcasting on climate change in Mekong Delta
Abstract: In recent years, the media coverage of climate change in Vietnam has achieved significant progress. It has established diverse channels of information, providing multidimensional perspectives on the issue of climate change. Via media, state policies have been implemented in daily life, contributing to changing the perception and actions of the people. The term "climate change" is no longer just a concern for scientists but has become a societal issue. Alongside print media, television, and online news outlets, radio broadcasting is increasingly contributing its voice to the efforts to address climate change. By analyzing some community radio models worldwide, the article evaluates prospects and provides suggestions for radio stations in Vietnam in disseminating information about climate change.
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