Outstanding press works in anti-corruption and their authors have been honoured at an award presentation ceremony of the third National Press Awards on the prevention and control of corruption and negative phenomena in Hanoi on November 13.
Hanoi (VNA) – Outstanding press works inanti-corruption and their authors have been honoured at an award presentation ceremony of the third NationalPress Awards on the prevention and control of corruption and negative phenomenain Hanoi on November 13.
Prominent among guests at the event were Politburo member and standing member of theParty Central Committee's Secretariat Vo Van Thuong; head of the Party CentralCommittee’s Commission for Internal Affairs Phan Dinh Trac; Chief Justice ofthe Supreme People's Court Nguyen Hoa Binh; President of the Vietnam FatherlandFront (VFF) Central Committee Do Van Chien who is also deputy head of theCentral Steering Committee on Anti-Corruption; and head of the Party CentralCommittee’s Commission for Information and Education Nguyen Trong Nghia.
The organisation of the awards aims to promote social supervision and criticismof the VFF and socio-political organisations as well as the role of the peopleand the mass media in fighting corruption and wastefulness.
The special prize came to a three-episode documentary entitled “internal enemies” by a group of reporters from Vietnam Television’s Channel 1 (VTV1). (Photo: VNA)
This year, the organising board received 1,181 works in various media formsfrom 100 central and local media agencies.
The jury presented one special prize, along with four A, 10B, 12 C and 18 consolidate prizes to 45 works.
The special prize came to a three-episode documentary entitled “internal enemies” by a group of reporters from Vietnam Television’sChannel 1 (VTV1).
Addressing the event, President of the VFF Central CommitteeDo Van Chien highlighted the contributions of the press and revolutionaryjournalists to corruption prevention and control work./.
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The winners of A prizes (Photo: VNA) 
The special prize came to a three-episode documentary entitled “internal enemies” by a group of reporters from Vietnam Television’s Channel 1 (VTV1). (Photo: VNA) 
