Vietnam Proposes Halting Exit Bans for Identity Theft Victims in Business Registration
Vietnam's Ministry of Finance has proposed to temporarily suspend exit bans for individuals whose identities have been used to establish companies or businesses without their consent. This comes amid a persistent issue of personal information misuse and challenges in official response.
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