If Việt Nam Abolishes the Procuracy’s Investigative Agency, Who Investigates the Investigators?
A recent proposal that could abolish the Investigation Agency of the Supreme People’s Procuracy and transfer its authority to investigative ...
A recent proposal that could abolish the Investigation Agency of the Supreme People’s Procuracy and transfer its authority to investigative ...
A draft proposal seeks to dismantle the Supreme People’s Procuracy’s Investigation Agency and transfer its powers to the Ministry of ...
The Việt Nam National Assembly is fast-tracking the controversial amended Land Law—condensing the typical legislative process into just four months. ...
While Hà Nội residents fight to save their thousand-year-old villages, the politicians who “spoke,” “promised,” and “committed” to protect them ...
As Hà Nội pushes forward with a massive Red River development that could upend the lives of 200,000 people, the ...
Residents are crying out. Their representatives are silent. The Latest: In recent days, within Facebook groups dedicated to Red River ...
While “private meetings” and “closed-door meetings” both effectively serve as “confidential sessions” held away from the press and public observers, ...
A review of the elected deputies for the 16th National Assembly this year reveals a striking absence: there is not ...
Although the press is restricted from reporting, the public is unable to observe, and deputies do not always attend in ...
At least five former top leaders of the Communist Party were absent from the first session of the National Assembly ...
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