Vietnam Pushes Judicial Reform Policy Institutionalization via Criminal Procedure Code Revision
Vietnam's Supreme People's Procuracy has reviewed specific provisions of the revised Criminal Procedure Code to ensure the full institutionalization of the Party's policies on judicial reform, digital transformation, power control, and the protection of human and civil rights. This move underscores the ruling Communist Party's commitment to modernizing its legal system and strengthening governance.
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