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Many prisons nationwide announced
on August 29 the decision signed by the State President to
grant amnesty to prisoners who have satisfied conditions for
release on the occasion of the 61st anniversary of the
National Day, September 2.
It seemed more busy in Ngoc Ly
detaining camp in Ngoc Ly commune, Tan Yen district of Bac
Giang province on August 29. Lieutenant general Le The Tiem,
vice minister of public security and standing member of the
Central Council for Amnesty Consultation was present at the
detaining camp early in the morning to supervise the
deployment of the decision. According to Nguyen Ba San, chief
warder of the detaining camp, in this amnesty, 103 inmates of
the camp have satisfied conditions for amnesty.
Mr Nguyen Dinh Van from Mong Cai
of Quang Ninh province, whose wife is prisoner Le Thi Tuyet,
said with emotion that the joy was not only a result of his
wife's serious re-education, but also thanked to the lenient
policies of the Party and States, thus helping make his early
family re-union earlier than schedule.
In the afternoon August 29, there
were many relatives of 37 inmates of the Tan Lap detaining
camp in Vo Tranh commune, Ha Hoa district, Phu Tho province,
who were given pardon this time. In front of the gate of the
camp, a bus stopped to take these inmates to their families.
On the occasion, 39 inmates of
Thanh Xuan detaining camp, under the public security ministry,
was pardoned. On behalf of other pardonees, Vuong Song Tu
from Hoan Kiem district, Hanoi, who had been sentenced 15
years in prison for using forged money, expressed her
gratitude to the Party, State and the camp's warders for their
kindness during his sentence-serving period there. She
promised to be a good citizen when she returns home.
Xuan Loc detaining camp in Dong
Nai also announced the decision to grant amnesty to prisoners
on August 29. The camp has 85 inmates enjoying pardon this
time. Nguyen Quyet Tien, one of the pardonees this time, said
that "Firstly, I am grateful to the Party, State and warders
of the Xuan Loc Cam, who have helped me understand the lenient
policies of the Party and State and show me my mistakes and
encourage me to correct the mistakes to have this joyful day."
As many as 178 inmates of Thu Duc
detaining camp, including four foreign prisoners, enjoy
amnesty this time. The joys have not only come from the
pardonees themselves but also from their relatives. Ms Nguyen
Thi Bay from Phan Thiet, who came to the camp to receive her
nephew Nguyen Van Long, said that her family was so happy that
the previous night, her family could not sleep.
On the occasion, two detaining
camps of Hanoi police gave amnesty to 265 prisoners. According
to colonel Do Kim Tuyen, vice director of Hanoi police's
service, the selection of inmates for pardons have always
conducted in a democratic and fair manner. |