Czech-Vietnamese Association condemns distortion against Vietnam
VOV.VN - Chairman of the Czech-Vietnam Association Marcel Winter has condemned a Czech official for slandering the Vietnamese community in the Czech Republic.
On the website of the association and in a letter to Czech media agencies, Winter denounced biased views of Josef Stredula, Chairman of the Czech-Moravian Confederation of Trade Unions, who told CT24 TV Channel that Vietnamese people who came to work and live the Czech Republic from 2007 to 2009 were involved in illegal activities.
Marcel Winter said Josef Stredula’s statements slandered and offended more than 15,000 Vietnamese people living legally in the Czech Republic during that period.
Many Vietnamese people working overseas have affirmed their role in famous universities in the US, Europe, Japan and the Republic of Korea, or even at the US’s National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA). Industrious and skillful Vietnamese workers are always respected at their workplaces, including factories in the Czech Republic, he said.
He emphasized his viewpoint of protecting the honour of Vietnamese workers, as well as Vietnamese people in the Czech Republic andasked Stredula to apologize to the Vietnamese government and people for the distortions.
Marcel Winter said Josef Stredula’s statements slandered and offended more than 15,000 Vietnamese people living legally in the Czech Republic during that period.
Many Vietnamese people working overseas have affirmed their role in famous universities in the US, Europe, Japan and the Republic of Korea, or even at the US’s National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA). Industrious and skillful Vietnamese workers are always respected at their workplaces, including factories in the Czech Republic, he said.
He emphasized his viewpoint of protecting the honour of Vietnamese workers, as well as Vietnamese people in the Czech Republic andasked Stredula to apologize to the Vietnamese government and people for the distortions.