Vietnam: Prosecutor Sues Tax-Delinquent Company in Public Interest Case
Hanoi's 10th District People's Court has begun hearing a public interest lawsuit filed by prosecutors against an interior architecture company for owing over VND 12 billion in taxes. This is part of a pilot program allowing prosecutors to initiate civil cases.
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