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State President’s Orders promulgating 12 newly-adopted laws announced

State President’s Orders promulgating 12 newly-adopted laws announced

The Press Law comprises four chapters and 51 articles and will take effect from July 1, 2026. The law reaffirms the revolutionary nature and historical role of Vietnam’s press, promoting the development of professional, humane and modern journalism. It also strengthens citizens’ rights, including the right to request corrections.
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  • Draft revised Press Law broadens online scope

    Draft revised Press Law broadens online scope

    The draft amended law classifies digital content channels run by press agencies as journalistic products and requires those agencies to notify the press management authority when launching such channels.
  • NA Standing Committee discusses draft revised Press Law

    NA Standing Committee discusses draft revised Press Law

    A notable addition is the definition of a core multimedia communication agency — a press organisation encompassing multiple media types and subordinate outlets, granted a special financial mechanism under Government regulation. Their activities must align with the national master plan for press, broadcasting, electronic information, and publishing networks approved by the Prime Minister.
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