Minister of Construction Tran Hong Minh emphasized that the revision of the Railway Law aims to consolidate all special mechanisms for railway development projects into a single, unified legal foundation.

On the morning of June 16, the National Assembly passed an amended law on advertising, increasing accountability for advertisers, especially celebrities and influencers.

The amended Employment Law broadens coverage to part-time and short-term contract workers, taking effect in 2026.

The Teachers Law brings sweeping changes to benefits, ethics, and recruitment policies.

The National Assembly (NA) is deliberating and voting to pass a resolution on provincial-level administrative unit reorganisation in 2025 at the 9th session on June 12.

The draft Law on Science, Technology, and Innovation has drawn feedback on key issues including risk acceptance, special mechanisms for research, acquisition of technological know-how, and decoding advanced technologies.

The National Assembly greenlights an amendment letting couples determine how many children to have and when.

The proposal includes ending capital punishment for embezzlement and bribery, replacing it with life imprisonment without parole.

The draft Law on amendments and supplements to certain articles of the Law on Vietnamese Nationality consists of three articles, focusing on two major policies, including the relaxation of conditions related to acquiring Vietnamese nationality.

A draft law presented to the National Assembly proposes expanding peacekeeping roles to include civil servants and public employees.

The Vietnamese government will shift its role from overseeing state-invested enterprises as a whole to managing only its capital contributions, recognizing that these funds become the legal assets of the enterprises once invested.

The Digital Technology Industry Law sets the foundation for a booming tech sector and digital transformation.

A proposed law gives researchers more autonomy and legal protection to explore high-risk, high-reward projects.

A new law may grant clemency based on international treaties and presidential decision when requested by foreign governments.

The Ministry of Public Security proposes merging two existing laws to streamline state management in digital security.

Vietnam’s bad debt crisis may see relief as the government moves to codify Resolution 42 into law, granting banks greater authority in seizing and selling collateral. The new legal framework could unlock billions in liquidity for the banking sector.

Vietnam’s draft Personal Data Protection Law aims to prohibit social media platforms from requiring ID card photos for account verification, enhancing user privacy and data security.

The Vietnamese Ministry of Finance is preparing a proposal to pilot a digital currency exchange, Deputy Finance Minister Nguyen Duc Chi announced at the government’s regular press conference on March 5.

According to the SBV, after 12 years of implementing the Law on Deposit Insurance, there have been a number of difficulties and problems that need to be resolved to further enhance the role of the Deposit Insurance of Vietnam (DIV).