Vietnam Prosecutorial Sector Aims for 'Four Nos' in Power Control to Combat Corruption
Vietnam's prosecutorial sector is pushing to build mechanisms that prevent the abuse of power, moving beyond merely deterring officials from corruption. The goal is to create an environment where officials 'do not want' and 'do not need' to engage in corrupt practices, aiming for 'four nos.' This initiative is seen as part of the Party's strengthened power control.
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