Vietnam to Protect Scientists by Exempting Responsibility for Unintentional Research Failures
The Vietnamese government is considering legal amendments to exempt scientists from responsibility for unintentional failures in research. This move is expected to encourage researchers to undertake new challenges without fear of risks.
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