Over the past seven decades, Vietnam has significantly contributed to human rights. 

Vietnam is one of the countries with the highest Internet growth and usage in the world.

With the serious and complete preparation of the UPR National Report, Vietnam has proven to be a responsible member of the UN, having consistent policies, efforts and achievements in protecting and promoting human rights.

Although facing many difficulties and challenges, both objective and subjective, Vietnam has achieved great achievements in protection and promotion of human rights, which have gained the trust and compliment of the international community. 

Access to knowledge is an important right and a prerequisite for the people to develop fully and comprehensively.

The PM approved the Plan to strengthen the implementation of the ICCPR, after Vietnam successfully defended the National Report under the UPR 3rd Cycle at a dialogue with the UN Commission for Human Rights in mid-2019.

Beliefs and religions are the freedom of everyone. This right is not limited by nationality, gender, or age.

The 42nd regular meeting of the United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC) has just opened.

The Party and the State have always confirmed: economic growth must be conducted in parallel with social progress and justice in the development process, meeting the needs of human life and human development goals.

Vietnam is considered as one of the countries actively realizing the sustainable development goals launched by the United Nations (UN).

For over 30 years of Doi Moi, ensuring and promoting human rights has made great achievements, which are important for the cause of building socialism and protecting the country.

The August Revolution of 1945 created great potential for firmly defending national independence and sovereignty - an important premise to ensure civil rights and human rights.

After the first difficult period of joining UPR, Vietnam has gradually demonstrated its efforts and commitments in promoting and improving human rights issues.

For the country and people of Vietnam, overseas Vietnamese, wherever they are, are always an inseparable part of the nation's flesh and blood.

Vietnam has approved 241 of the 291 recommendations made by countries under the UPR mechanism, third circle.

Vietnam will continue to improve the legal system and policies for people with disabilities and blind people in accordance with the Constitution and the International Convention on The Rights of People with Disabilities.

Australia and Vietnam recently held an annual dialogue on humanrights in Canberra, Australia. This is the 16th dialogue. Discussions took place effectively, frankly and covered many areas.

Having access to healthcare services is one of the human rights issues.

Vietnam places high priority on awareness raising activities among government agencies, people with disabilities, and family members of people with disabilities.

The two countries will stress a focus on security policy for the action plan in the next two years.