Vietnam's National Assembly Debates Key Legislation, Including Organ Donation Law
Vietnam's National Assembly convened for its second session, debating amendments to the Investment Law and a new law on organ, tissue, and cell donation. The latter proposes allowing individuals under 18 to register for donation with parental consent.
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