Decree 328/2026: New Rules Allow Public Shaming for ‘False Information’
A new decree in Việt Nam empowers authorities to publicly disclose individuals accused of spreading “false information” at their homes ...
A new decree in Việt Nam empowers authorities to publicly disclose individuals accused of spreading “false information” at their homes ...
A Facebook group for youth venting about family issues and conflicts has been blocked in Việt Nam The Latest: On ...
The Latest: On Sept. 23, New York time, Deputy Minister of Culture, Sports, and Tourism Hoàng Đạo Cương and a ...
Key Events Việt Nam Floods Kill Four, Swamp 16,000 Homes and Halt Trains; Hà Nội to Take Land Before Replacement ...
Despite strict legal limitations on when genetic material can be collected, Vietnamese police are pushing forward with nationwide DNA database ...
Key Events Hà Nội’s Arch Proposal and Grab Drivers’ Pay Dispute Raise Questions About Priorities; When Followers Criticize Politics, Việt ...
Key Events Government Expands Cybersecurity Fines, Gives Local Police New Powers; Residents Accuse Hà Nội of Recasting Banner Removals as ...
A new cybersecurity decree grants sweeping enforcement powers to the lowest level of government, the communal police. The Latest: On ...
A controversial new cybersecurity decree promising massive salary bonuses was briefly published before state media removed their own coverage. The ...
The United Nations has presented the Convention against Cybercrime as one of the most important steps forward in building a ...
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