Vietnam Calls for Stronger Effectiveness of UN Human Rights Council
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Vietnam Calls for Stronger Effectiveness of UN Human Rights Council

As a member of the UN Human Rights Council (UNHRC), Vietnam has emphasized proactive contributions and enhanced efficiency in the council's activities. It also highlighted the importance of the digital space as a strategic domain for national defense, security, and human rights protection.

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