On August 31, 2012 from 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m., Vietnamese Democracy Appreciation Day and Bangladeshi North American Convention were held in Massachusetts State House
On August 31, 2012 from 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m., Vietnamese Democracy Appreciation Day and Bangladeshi North American Convention were held in Massachusetts State House. Vietnamese and the SBTN from across the nation as well as members of Bangladeshis American Community abroad and VIP from Bangladesh gathered in Massachusetts State House celebrating Vietnamese Democracy Appreciation Day and attending Bangladeshi North American Convention. Lieutenant Governor Timothy Murray, the Chairman of China Democracy Party and the president of China Democracy Journal Wang Jun, attended the meeting as the guests of honor. Hai Van Ha, the President of Southeast Asia Democracy Coalition, the Political Advisor of the Vietnamese National Television Saigon Broadcasting Television Network – Boston (SBTN) as well as the Chief Advisor of the Bangladeshi Community Convention, made a speech as the host of this meeting. Lieutenant Governor Timothy Murray also made a speech representing the Massachusetts government. Several media reporters, guests and other participants, in total more than 100 people, attended the meeting.
The Massachusetts residents have welcomed Vietnamese refugees to come and settle in Massachusetts since 1975, Over 200,000 Vietnamese Americans currently reside in New England and these Vietnamese American leaders would like to say thank you to the Massachusetts community that was willing to help the Vietnamese refugees start a new life where their human rights are respected and democratic ideals are enjoyed. These leaders would also like to express their gratitude to the politicians of Massachusetts who have continued to support and fight for human rights for the people in Vietnam and for those around the world. Today, the President of Southeast Asia Democracy Coalition, the Political Advisor of the Vietnamese National Television Saigon Broadcasting Television Network and other political leaders in Vietnamese community gathered in the State House to express their gratitude towards the people in Massachusetts, at the same time, they awarded the Medal of Freedom and Human Rights to Lieutenant Governor Timothy Murray, and Mr. Murray solemnly accepted the medal with historical significance. Then he delivered a warm speech representing the Massachusetts government.
Bangladeshi American community from across the nation also gathered at the Nurses Hall. This day marks the first time in which the Bangladeshi American community holds the Bangladeshi North American Convention in Boston. The purpose of the Convention is to integrate the people of Massachusetts with the Bangladeshi community and to promote the traditions, culture and heritage of the Bangladeshi community. High-ranking officers and professionals from Bangladesh, as well as the certain leaders from the Bangladesh American communities attended the meeting at the Great Hall.
After the meeting, the organizer, the Vietnamese National Television Saigon Broadcasting Television Network held a press conference in the State House, reporting the achievements of this conference. (SBTN is a global television network that is broadcasted nationally across the United States as well as Asia, Australia, Canada and Europe)
The Massachusetts State House located in Boston
Vietnamese and the SBTN from across the nation as well as members of Bangladeshis American Community abroad and VIP from Bangladesh gathered in Massachusetts State House
On August 31, 2012 from 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m., Vietnamese Democracy Appreciation Day and Bangladeshi North American Convention were held in Massachusetts State House. The person in the picture is the host
Lieutenant Governor Timothy Murray (Left 1), the Chairman of China Democracy Party and the president of China Democracy Journal Wang Jun (Left 4), attended the meeting as the guests of honor. Left 3 is the coordinator of this meeting, Mr. Hai Van Ha
Lieutenant Governor Timothy Murray made a speech representing the Massachusetts government
The Massachusetts residents have welcomed Vietnamese refugees to come and settle in Massachusetts since 1975, Over 200,000 Vietnamese Americans currently reside in New England
The organizer, Mr. Hai Van Ha, the President of Southeast Asia Democracy Coalition, the Political Advisor of the Vietnamese National Television Saigon Broadcasting Television Network – Boston (SBTN) as well as the Chief Advisor of the Bangladeshi Community Convention, made a speech
Mr. Hai Van Ha introduced Mr. Wang Jun, the Chairman of China Democracy Party and the president of China Democracy Journal Wang, to the attendees
Lieutenant Governor Timothy Murray, the Chairman of China Democracy Party and the president of China Democracy Journal Wang Jun, attended the meeting as the guests of honor
Vietnamese American leaders would like to say thank you to the Massachusetts community that was willing to help the Vietnamese refugees start a new life where their human rights are respected and democratic ideals are enjoyed
The Massachusetts residents have welcomed Vietnamese refugees to come and settle in Massachusetts since 1975, Over 200,000 Vietnamese Americans currently reside in New England
Lieutenant Governor Timothy Murray met with Wang, and welcomed him to Massachusetts
Lieutenant Governor Timothy Murray talked with the guests attending the meeting
Lieutenant Governor Timothy took picture with Wang and the host
The Massachusetts residents have welcomed Vietnamese refugees to come and settle in Massachusetts since 1975, Over 200,000 Vietnamese Americans currently reside in New England
The Massachusetts residents have welcomed Vietnamese refugees to come and settle in Massachusetts since 1975, Over 200,000 Vietnamese Americans currently reside in New England
The Massachusetts residents have welcomed Vietnamese refugees to come and settle in Massachusetts since 1975, Over 200,000 Vietnamese Americans currently reside in New England
Mr. Hai Van Ha awarded the Medal of Freedom and Human Rights to Lieutenant Governor Timothy Murray, and Mr. Murray solemnly accepted the medal with historical significance
Vietnamese American leaders would like to say thank you to the Massachusetts community that was willing to help the Vietnamese refugees start a new life where their human rights are respected and democratic ideals are enjoyed
Lieutenant Governor Timothy accepted the flag representing the freedom and human rights of Vietnamese
The Massachusetts residents have welcomed Vietnamese refugees to come and settle in Massachusetts since 1975, Over 200,000 Vietnamese Americans currently reside in New England
The flags in the Central Hall of Massachusetts State House
The representatives of Vietnamese in America expressed their gratitude by singing a folk song in Vietnam
The representatives of Vietnamese in America expressed their gratitude by singing a folk song in Vietnam
After the meeting, the organizer, the Vietnamese National Television Saigon Broadcasting Television Network held a press conference in the State House, reporting the achievements of this conference
Wang took picture with part of attendees after the meeting
All the attendees took a picture in the Central Hall of Massachusetts State House
Wang took picture with Mr. Hai Van Ha, the President of Southeast Asia Democracy Coalition, and the Political Advisor of the Vietnamese National Television Saigon Broadcasting Television Network
Wang took picture with part of attendees in the Central Hall
Chairman Wang took a picture with Mr. Shao, a China Democracy Party member in front of the State House
Chairman Wang took a picture in front of the State House
Chairman Wang took a picture with reporters of China Democracy Journal in front of an historical building in Boston
Chairman Wang took a picture with reporters of China Democracy Journal on Boston street
Chairman Wang took a picture with reporters of China Democracy Journal on Boston street
China Democracy Party member, Mr. Shao PhD, who graduated from Suffolk University, invited Chairman Wang visiting his school
China Democracy Party member, Mr. Shao PhD, who graduated from Suffolk University, invited Chairman Wang visiting his school
China Democracy Party member, Mr. Shao PhD, who graduated from Suffolk University, invited Chairman Wang visiting his school
China Democracy Pary
China Democracy Journal
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