Superintendent Ban Thi Hue directly guides and works with prisoners.
A Dao ethnic from Thung Rech village in Tu Son commune (Kim Boi district), Hue came from a family without anyone working in the public security sector. But ever since in high school, Hue dreamt of becoming a female police officer. Thanks to her efforts and diligence in studying, she was able to enter the school of police to pursue her ambition.
After two years, Hue graduated with an excellent degree in prison probation. She become a member of the Communist Party of Vietnam before her graduation and received promotion one year ahead of schedule.
After graduation, in late 2015, she was sent to the provincial police’s detention centre, where she showed no hesitation to ask for assignment as a superintendent, a position involving difficult and complicated work.
Aware of that fact, Hue constantly learnt from her senior colleagues and applied what she studied in school. With kindness and altruism, she regards the prisoners as her family members and is always ready to listen and talk to them, thus understanding their feelings and wishes. Thanks to this, she could find the best way to encourage the prisoners to correct their past mistakes and show repentance in order to be able to return to their families and society as soon as possible.
Hue often works together with the prisoners to gain enhance experiences and get to know more about the women who committed crime. She believed that if superintendents want to educate prisoners, they have to become role models, who go everywhere, see and hear things with their own eyes and ears, do what they promise and never stop thinking./.
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