Agency objects to Chinese stamps violating VN’s sovereignty  A flag salute ceremony held daily on the Song Tu Tay island, part of Vietnam's Truong Sa (Spratly) archipelago in the East Sea. Tuoi Tre The Department of Post under the Ministry of Information and Communications said on Wednesday it officially objects to the The violation was found in May when the Chinese organization, on Of these tourist sites, five are in The island group is shown in one of the samples of the stamps, which is named “Tam Sa thất liên dữ” (“A group of seven small islands in Sansha”). In addition, China Post also issued a FDC (First Day Cover) and a postcard, both of which show an image of the group of islands. The Department of Post affirmed that China Post’s issuance of such violating stamps was not in compliance with relevant regulation of the Universal Postal Union. The Department demands that the China Post destroy all samples of stamps, the FDC and postcards that violate As previously reported, Vietnam has been protesting China’s establishment of the so-called Sansha city, which illegally includes Hoang Sa and Truong Sa (Spratly) archipelagos, in the East Sea, which belong to Vietnam’s sovereignty. TUOITRENEWS |
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