In his article published in the Electronic Journal of the People’s Court, Mr. Nguyen Hung Quang examines international practices concerning the management and use of electronic devices during court hearings. Drawing on these experiences, the article offers several recommendations for Viet Nam in developing an appropriate regulatory framework that balances the requirements of judicial proceedings with the lawful rights and interests of participants in legal proceedings.
Read morePersonal data protection in employment relationships
In this article, Ms. Nguyen Ngoc Ha analyzes the impact of the Personal Data Protection Law on corporate human resources management. She clarifies the new legal obligations concerning the processing of employee personal data and offers recommendations on establishing internal procedures and enhancing compliance and data management capabilities. These measures aim to help enterprises minimize legal risks, strengthen employee trust, and boost competitiveness in the digital economy.
Read moreLaw on Capital 2026: Opening new horizons for Ha Noi’s culture and creativity
The Law on Capital 2026 marks a significant milestone in refining the legal framework for Ha Noi, introducing various specific mechanisms and policies designed to foster the development of culture, cultural industries, and the innovation ecosystem. These new regulations are expected to establish a favorable legal foundation for mobilizing social resources, leveraging heritage values, and enhancing the Capital’s competitiveness in this new phase of development. We invite readers to follow an interview with Mr. Nguyen Hung Quang – conducted by the Government Portal – to gain legal insights into the notable new features of the Law on Capital 2026 and the significance of these regulations for Ha Noi’s development.
Read moreThe Draft Law on Lawyers (amended) and the issue of enhancing the competitiveness of Vietnamese lawyers
The article by Mr. Nguyen Hung Quang puts forward several recommendations concerning the Draft Law on Lawyers (amended), including reforms to the organizational and operational models of law practice entities, improvements to professional conditions and the role of lawyers, and the promotion of digital transformation within legal practice. These proposals aim to enable Vietnamese lawyers to compete effectively with their counterparts in Southeast Asia, across Asia, and in other developed markets.
Read moreDigital transformation and strategic autonomy in Viet Nam’s cultural industry
In the context of a rapidly evolving digital transformation, Viet Nam’s cultural industry faces a great opportunity to break through, expand its market, and assert its position on the global creative map. Beyond simply applying technology, an article by Mr. Nguyen Hung Quang emphasizes the importance of “strategic autonomy”, that is, the ability to master technology, data, and content distribution platforms. This is considered key to both economic development and the protection of cultural sovereignty in the digital environment.
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