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On September 10, news from the People’s Prosecutor’s Office (VKSND) of Bac Ninh City, Bac Ninh Province, said that they had issued a decision to prosecute Nhang Nuong Hien Thien’s owner on charges. “Humiliating others“.
Images of a group of people making victims kneel and apologize were broadcast live on social media
Consequently, at around 11:30 p.m. on August 17, Ms DTH (SN 1993) went with her friends to eat at the Hien Thien Grilled Restaurant in Dai Phuc Ward, Bac Ninh City by Nguyen Van Thien (SN 1973, who resides in zone 7, ward. Dai Phuc, Bac Ninh city) is the owner. During the eating process, Ms. H. asked for some grilled dishes, including the baby heart plate, Ms. H. discovered there was a fluke in her baby’s heart, so she called the staff at the store to ask to meet with the restaurant manager, but failed. After that, Mrs. H. paid the money and left.
Due to her frustration, Ms. H. then posted on the Facebook group “Bac Ninh Snacks” with Ms. H.’s personal Facebook. At approximately 9:50 p.m. at the Hien Thien Grill restaurant, the shop owner, Nguyen Van Thien, requested Ms. H. had to kneel on the floor of the house to speak to Thien (Thien sat in the chair across from Ms. H.). In the process of getting Ms H. to kneel down and talk to Thien, Thien swore, threatened, pointed at Ms H.’s face and forced Ms H. to sign a report containing an apology (read by Thien. to Lang Van Van, SN 1993, who resides in Trai Mai Village, Bo Ly Commune, Tam Dao District, Vinh Phuc Province, and corrected the information published by Ms. H. in the social network Facebook In this process, Thien uses Thien’s mobile phone and gives it to Lang Van Van to record a video and broadcast it live on Facebook, called Nhàn Nuong Hien Thien.
Nguyen Van Thien (right) and Lang Van Van at the police station
On August 19 and 20, the police agency investigating the Bac Ninh City Police decided to prosecute the defendant and ordered the defendant’s arrest to arrest Nguyen Van Thien and Lang Van Van for their behavior. “Humiliating others” , the above decisions and orders were approved by the VKSND of the city of Bac Ninh.
After a period of active investigation and clarification, on September 1, the police agency investigating the Bac Ninh City Police issued an Investigation Conclusion and proposed that the Bac Ninh City VKSND prosecute the two. accused Nguyen Van Thien and Lang Van Van on behavior of “humiliating others”.
During the prosecution process, the Bac Ninh City VKSND proceeded to appeal the defendants Nguyen Van Thien and Lang Van Van, all defendants honestly reported their crimes; At the same time, they worked with the victim, Mrs. DTH, to clarify the contents related to the case. Considering that there are sufficient grounds to prove the criminal acts of the defendants, on September 7, the Bac Ninh City VKSND decided to prosecute defendants Nguyen Van Thien and Lang Van Van before the North City People’s Court. Ninh will try the accused for “humiliating others” as prescribed in point e, clause 2, article 155 of the Penal Code.
Article 155. Crime of humiliating other people
1. Anyone who seriously offends the dignity and honor of another person will be punished with a warning, a fine of between 10,000,000 and 30,000,000 VND or a fine of up to 03 years of non-custodial reform.
2. By committing the crime in one of the following circumstances, the offenders will be punished with prison terms of between 3 months and 2 years:
a) Commit the crime 02 or more times;
b) Against 02 or more people;
c) Abuse of positions and powers;
d) Against persons in official functions;
dd) Against people who teach, nurture, care for and cure their diseases;
e) Using computer or telecommunications networks or electronic means to commit crimes;
g) Cause mental and behavioral alterations of the victim from 11% to 45%.
3. Committing the crime in any of the following circumstances, the offenders will be sentenced to between 2 and 5 years in prison:
a) Cause mental disorder and behavior of the victim to 46% or more;
b) Provoking the suicide of the victim.
4. Offenders may also be prohibited from holding certain positions, exercising certain occupations, or performing certain jobs for between 1 and 5 years.
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