(HBO) – Amid the strong development of social networks, some organisations and persons have posted false articles and video clips smearing the prestige of officials at different levels and triggering suspicion among the public. Due to insufficient awareness, some people, including officials, civil servants and young people have watched, downloaded and shared those information and clips, thus unintentionally abetting such propaganda. Youth union committees at all levels, with the main function of education, have been making efforts to raise the youth’s awareness, helping young people to stay "immune” to the "peaceful evolution” plot.

To improve youth union members and young people’s awareness,
the standing board of the Ho Chi Minh Communist Youth Union (CYU) Committee in
Ky Son district organised a talk show themed "Following the heroes’ steps” on
the threshold of the 70th War Invalids and Martyrs Day (July 27,
1947).
The youth is an important
part of the national development strategy. However, the fact shows that a
proportion of young people still have limited awareness and since they are
young, they are easily provoked and duped by hostile forces through both
material and spiritual ways.
Facing that fact, the CYU
committees at all levels across Hoa Binh province have paid special attention
to educating the young for many years. The standing board of the provincial CYU
Committee ordered its subordinate committees to increase educating the young on
hostile forces’ sabotage activities in the Internet. The subordinate agencies
were also asked to closely work with press outlets to provide right viewpoints for
the youth and make plans to promote the young’s wisdom in refuting erroneous
and hostile viewpoints in the Internet.
In particular, as the use
of social networks is increasingly popular, the provincial CYU Committee has
encouraged the use of social networks to educate youngsters. The committee’s
standing board directed subordinate CYU committees to step up joining young
people on social networks, thereby understanding the young’s aspiration and
educating them in the most effective manner. CYU officials and committees have
been called to create posts on social networks, such as photos and video clips
on local CYU activities. Young people have also been encouraged to post
information and images of CYU activities on their personal Facebook and Zalo
pages. Persons in charge of communications have also regularly engaged in activities
on social networks to help fight and rebut wrongful arguments and information, thereby
defeating all plots of hostile forces.
In early July 2017, the
CYU Committee of Ky Son district organised a forum on social networks’
influence on young people’s life. More than 100 CYU members and young people
from local CYU organisations across the district who represented various social
strata gave viewpoints from various angles, helping the district CYU Committee
gain an insight into local youth.
Nguyen Duc Tinh, Vice
Secretary of the Ky Son district CYU Committee, said there are still a small
number of young people who became disoriented due to information noise on
social networks. Aside from providing right information and reinforcing the
youth’s trust, the forum also clarified strong points and shortcomings to help
young people use social networks more scientifically in the future. It was also
highly valued by the local Party Committee and administration, helping to
create a good effect on the district’s young people.
Cam Le
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Muong Bi - Tan Lac, one of the four major Muong ethnic minority-inhabited regions in Hoa Binh, is known for not only its distinctive cultural identity but also its proud history of heroism, with great contributions to the victory against US invaders in the past. Today, Tan Lac district continues to uphold this legacy while embracing development and renewal.
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