Vietnam's Amnesty Policy Aids Reintegration, 120,000+ Prisoners Rebuilt Lives
Vietnam continues its humanitarian tradition with an amnesty policy that has seen over 120,000 prisoners released early since 2009. Most have successfully reintegrated, with many becoming entrepreneurs or community contributors, highlighting the need for transparent case reviews.
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