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National Assembly Pushes Through Record Number of Laws, Expands Police Powers Over the Media

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15 December 2025
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Việt Nam’s National Assembly Passes a Record Number of Laws this Session 

Last week, in one session, nearly a third of an entire term’s laws were approved.

On the afternoon of Dec. 11, Việt Nam’s National Assembly closed its 10th session, which was the final session of its 15th term. Convened on Oct. 20 and lasting 40 days, the session passed a record number of legislative texts, accounting for roughly 30% of all legislation adopted during the entire term.

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