As part of the efforts to realise the Law on Forces Participating in the Protection of Security and Order at the Grassroots Level, Hoa Binh has so far established 1,482 groups for security-order protection in all the 1,428 villages, hamlets, sub-areas, and residential areas in communes, wards and towns, gathering 4,459 members.


The security-order protection group of Cao Phong exercises the handling of extremists at the launching ceremony of Hoa Binh forces participating in protecting security and order.


The forces participating in protecting security and order are tasked to coordinate with the communal police as well as departments, sectors and organisations to give advice to authorities in coping with arising security-order problems, preventing incidents or complications related to security and order in the area.

They are assigned to promote their pioneering role in joining self-management models in the movement of "all people protect the Fatherland’s security”, while encouraging the community to be vigilant and denounce crimes, thus expanding the movement.

At the same time, the forces also conduct communications and education activities to guild local residents to strictly implement the Party and State’s policies and laws as well as the locality’s regulation, while alerting them on tricks of all types of criminals, and popularising the rights and obligations of the people in ensuring security and order.

They are tasked to actively coordinate with departments, sectors, and organisations in villages and residential areas to carry out the work of conciliation at the grassroots level, reminding people to comply with legal regulations on population management and control of weapons, explosives, and support tools, and taking part in management, education, and support of people who used to commit legal violations to reintegrate into the community.

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