Vietnam Rushes Land Law Amendments: Where Do Citizens Stand in Policy?
Vietnam is accelerating moves to amend its Land Law, just months after its implementation. Experts express concerns about the impact on citizens' lives and confusion caused by frequent legislative changes. Central leadership is increasingly emphasizing the control of land as a special state-managed resource for economic growth.
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