Vietnam's New Religion and Belief Law Addresses Digital Age Challenges
Vietnam's new Religion and Belief Law, effective from 2027, aims to regulate online religious activities and streamline administrative procedures. It seeks to overcome limitations of the 2016 law, balancing freedom of belief with state management in the digital era.
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