Vietnam Enhances Enforcement of Administrative Court Judgments Under Party Leadership
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Vietnam Enhances Enforcement of Administrative Court Judgments Under Party Leadership

Vietnam's Supreme People's Court held a consultation on a draft plan to strengthen Party leadership over administrative court judgment enforcement. Facing unexecuted judgments, particularly in land management, strengthening Party guidance is deemed crucial for judicial credibility.

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