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Việt Nam Revised Press Law Raises Alarm as Journalists May Be Forced to Reveal Sources to Police

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13 October 2025
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Revised Press Law Will Compel Journalists to Reveal Sources to Police

On the afternoon of Oct. 8, the National Assembly’s Standing Committee convened its 50th session at the National Assembly House—its final meeting in preparation for the upcoming 10th sitting of the 15th National Assembly.

The session focused on reviewing and giving feedback on 21 draft laws, including the amended Press Law, as well as laws on Population, Disease Prevention, Pricing, Statistics, Insurance Business, Anti-Corruption, and National Defense and Security Industries, among other significant legislative proposals.

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