Viet Nam elected member of UN human rights council
(Vietnamplus - 13/11/2013) -
Viet Nam on November 12 was elected by the United Nations General Assembly at its 68th session to become one of 14 new members of its Human Rights Council for the first time.
Viet Nam got 184 votes out of a total of 193, the highest among the candidates, a recognition by the international community for its recent achievements in exercising civil, political, economic, cultural and social rights.
This marks a progress in the country’s implementation of its foreign policy which pursues independence, self-reliance, peace, cooperation and development, diversification and multilaterisation of international relations while actively speeding up international integration as a reliable friend and partner and a responsible member of the international community.
During the three year tenure 2014-2016, Viet Nam is expected to directly contribute, in a constructive and responsible manner, to the joint effort of the international community in accelerating and defending human rights globally.
Being a member of the UN Human Right Council also offers Viet Nam a great opportunity to learn good experience from other nations to ensure the better exercise of rights of its citizens.
This marks a progress in the country’s implementation of its foreign policy which pursues independence, self-reliance, peace, cooperation and development, diversification and multilaterisation of international relations while actively speeding up international integration as a reliable friend and partner and a responsible member of the international community.
During the three year tenure 2014-2016, Viet Nam is expected to directly contribute, in a constructive and responsible manner, to the joint effort of the international community in accelerating and defending human rights globally.
Being a member of the UN Human Right Council also offers Viet Nam a great opportunity to learn good experience from other nations to ensure the better exercise of rights of its citizens.
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