Starting Sept. 26, Commune Police Chiefs Granted Authority to Revoke Press Operating Licenses in Việt Nam
Commune police chiefs can now suspend press operating licenses, alongside a fiftyfold increase in their authority to impose fines. The...
Commune police chiefs can now suspend press operating licenses, alongside a fiftyfold increase in their authority to impose fines. The...
Việt Nam has granted commune police chiefs the power to impose staggering financial penalties against press violations—a 245 million đồng...
Bewildered residents question this controversial statistic mentioned by President Tô Lâm. The Latest: On the afternoon of Sept. 27—less than...
Development plans for Hà Nội’s Red River have left thousands of residents unable to build, repair, or sell their homes....
This decision came after military veterans voiced their objections. The Latest: On Sept. 21, Cựu Chiến Binh Việt Nam (Vietnam...
At least 8 public officials have made promises of secure housing that run contradictory to a legal mandate that could...
Nearly 100 residents in Hà Nội’s Hồng Hà Ward defied police orders to disperse during a spontaneous evening assembly, uniting...
A draft proposal seeks to dismantle the Supreme People’s Procuracy’s Investigation Agency and transfer its powers to the Ministry of...
A Đà Nẵng resident filed repeated complaints; authorities called them false and made another arrest under Article 331. The Latest:...
A land dispute in the Việt Nam’s Central Highlands has led to another controversial arrest under Article 331, a highly...
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