Two Vietnamese artists raped a 17-year-old Western g.irl without understanding the law: The problem is still moral conduct

"Actually, the law is made not to arrest or punish this person, but to deter and educate, to prevent people from committing wrong acts. We often misunderstand the law as the balance of justice. to punish people."

On July 1, Vietnamese public opinion "was up" when Majorca Daily Bulletin reported that Spanish police had arrested two famous Vietnamese artists for allegedly r.aping a 17-year-old British g.irl on the island of Mallorca. . The two artists refused to answer questions when appearing in court.

The British g.irl is said to have left the island with her family after being approved by the judge. In addition, the identities of the two artists have not yet been revealed. Recently, reporter Zing had a discussion about this with a doctor, lawyer working at Ta Quang Huy & Associates in Australia, Nguyen Thanh To.

"Actually, the law is made not to arrest or punish this person, but to deter and educate, to prevent people from committing wrong acts. We often misunderstand the law as the balance of justice. to punish people.

That is why in some Asian countries, abuses are numerous, but the proportion of people who are punished is not much. When going abroad, people feel these things are normal, they don't think it's so serious.

For example, in Europe, they allow n.ude dancing and s.tripping in bars and clubs. When people come to drink beer and play there, they can only look, but not touch any of the strippers' bodies, if they don't comply, they will definitely be punished.

Unlike Asians who think I have m.oney i.n it, touching something doesn't hurt or kill anyone. But it is public consciousness, need to read the rules before going there. Even on the street, when using public services such as buses that I accidentally touch that person, I feel guilty, not to mention it is intentional," said Doctor, lawyer Nguyen Thanh To. .

"To reduce falling into such a situation, we ourselves must know what to do? For example, in Vietnam, the issue of p.rostitution is not yet legal, but abroad in some places it is legal.

I'm not recommending this here, but if we want to experience it, we have to research where it's legal. It's a fact to protect yourself, because legal places won't be able to have problems with evil," he said.

In Spain, 4,000 people fell into a s.ex blackmail trap. Regarding the case of two Vietnamese artists, he commented: "In fact, the fact that the scene harms others does happen in some countries like Spain. But the problem here is still a matter of opinion. ethical way.

To minimize falling into such a situation, we ourselves must know what to do? For example, in Vietnam, the issue of p.rostitution is not yet legal, but abroad in some places it is legal. I'm not recommending this here, but if we want to experience it, we have to research where it's legal.

It is practical to protect yourself, because legal places will not be able to have problems with evil. The first assumption, if the other two artists commit a real crime and are not the victim of any fraud, the lesson learned is that even at home or abroad, we have to know the limit for ourselves.

Sexual abuse of women, children or minors should not be committed, regardless of whether the law of that country provides for severe or light punishment. The second assumption, if those two are really cheated, the lesson here is that when going to any country, you should learn about that country's policies, where s.ex is legal and where it is not.

Those things are too easy now, go online to find out for sure. Expanding to society, we do not yet need to know exactly who they are, whether they have committed a crime or not, even if they commit a crime, they already have the law to punish them. We have the right to love and hate, but we can't kill and discriminate so much.

This incident will eventually sink and there may be others, but we have never taken the issue of sexual abuse of women and children seriously. If we look at it right, we will have a way of educating how to protect our rights in situations of abuse."

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