Viet Nam juvenile pair
Viet Nam juvenile pair
Dec 18, 2025
Dec 18, 2025
Dec 17, 2025
Full text of Law on Juvenile Justice No. 59/2024/QH15 on diversion, penalties, and legal proceedings for juvenile delinquents; legal proceedings for victims and witness testifiers; judgment enforcement; community integration and support for victims; tasks, entitlements, and responsibilities of agencies, organizations, and individuals involved ...
Jun 9, 2025
Nov 30, 2024
In the past years, Viet Nam has made remarkable progress in the reform of legal and institutional framework in terms of child justice. The Law on People's Court Organization creates the legal foundation for Viet Nam's first-ever specialized child justice institution. Family and Juvenile Courts have been established in 36 cities and provinces.
Jun 9, 2025
Nov 14, 2024
Handling juvenile offenders under criminal law in Vietnam. Supreme People's Court of Vietnam, Resource Material Series No. 75. Cox, P. (2010). Juvenile justice reform and policy convergence in the new Vietnam. Youth Justice, 10, 227-244. Nguyen, T.O. (2002). Historical development and characteristics of social work in today's Vietnam.
Jun 1, 2025
UNICEF Viet Nam\Truong Viet Hung Mr Tom Corrie, Counsellor, Deputy Head of Cooperation, EU Delegation to Viet Nam deliver his opening remarks at the workshop. The creation, and now the national roll-out of the Family and Juvenile Court to 38 provinces since 2016 is a major milestone for children's rights.
Based on statistics synthesized from local People's Procuracies and stakeholders, disaggregated by sex, age group, ethnicity, region, type of crime, and other criteria, this report paints a broad picture of the child justice situation in Viet Nam in 2021, including under-18 offenders and victims of crime at national and sub-national levels.
This article examines Vietnam's regulations and practices concerning the right to defence of juvenile offenders in comparison with international standards. I use mixed methods including statistics ...
We work directly with justice institutions and law enforcement in Viet Nam to conduct trainings and share international best practices to promote legal aid, restorative justice, diversion and alternatives to detention as well as support services for children as victims or witnesses.
May 20, 2025
Chu Thanh Quang* I. INTRODUCTION In Vietnam, juveniles1 committing crimes are not handled by a separate court system, but the general criminal court system. However, as well as many other countries, Vietnam has special provisions, stipulated in the Penal Code2 and Criminal Procedure Code,3 which are applicable to juvenile offenders.
This article examines Vietnam's regulations and practices concerning the right to defence of juvenile offenders in comparison with international standards. I use mixed methods including statistics ...
This paper outlines the remarkable evolution of juvenile justice in Vietnam, and makes some recommendations on shaping the juvenile justice system of Vietnam in conformity with international standards in order to meet access-to-justice needs of Vietnamese juvenile offenders.
Highlights The UN Convention on the Rights of the Child (CRC), which was ratified by Viet Nam in 1990, requires State Parties to promote the establishment of laws, procedures, authorities, and institutions specifically applicable to children in conflict with the law.
Jun 17, 2024
This Formative Evaluation of Family and Juvenile Courts in Viet Nam was conducted by NHQuang&Associates Law Firm under the EU Justice and Legal Empowerment Programme in Viet Nam (EU JULE).
Whether juvenile offenders in Vietnam are treated in the compliance with international standards in juvenile justice is a substantial question for Vietnam in the context of implementing its obligations under the CRC.
In this article, the author provides an insight view of fundamental statutory principles for adjudication of offenders aged under 18 years as per the 2015 Criminal Procedure Code and the 2015 Penal Code and makes recommendations for better guaranteeing the juvenile justice in conformity with international legal practices.
Nov 30, 2024
The paper examines the juvenile justice system in Vietnam, analyzing its effectiveness and the broader implications for children's rights within the context of the one-party state's governance.
This article analyses juvenile justice reform in Vietnam and suggests how this connects with key transformations in wider Vietnamese cultures of control. It offers a grounded investigation of theme...
Nov 8, 2024
The Law on the Organiszation of the Supreme People's Court was passed by the National Assembly of Viet Nam on 24 November 2014 and subsequently promulgated by the President of Viet Nam. This law establishes the new Family and Juvenile Court. UNICEF has been working for many years with the Vietnamese authorities to achieve this positive outcome.
Social workers in juvenile justice activities (below referred to as social workers) include civil servants, public employees and employees engaged in social work, commune-level child protection workers, commune-level civil servants engaged in socio-cultural work and other social workers in accordance with law.
This report is built upon the statistics synthesized from local People's Procuracies and stake-holders during 01 January to 31 December of the reporting year. It aims to paint an overall picture of the situation of minors under 18 years of age who are o enders and victims of crime in Viet Nam at national and sub-national levels.
The rights of minors who violate the law are sensitive issues, always at risk of being violated. Vietnam is developing a project on juvenile justice, creating a solid foundation for a separate and distinct juvenile justice system.
In the recent years, the Government of Viet Nam has made considerable effort to reform legislation pertaining to justice for minors in recent years. However, special handling measures for minors in conflict with the law are still scattered across the Penal Code, Criminal Procedure Code, and Law on Handling of Administrative Violations.
The Ho Chi Minh City People's Court on April 4 launched the Family and Juvenile Tribunal, the country's first specialized court for children.
Current policies and practices regarding juveniles in Vietnam focus on reforming the Juvenile Justice system, enhancing rehabilitation efforts, and addressing the needs of at-risk youth. Vietnam's Juvenile Justice system focuses on rehabilitation. Minors aged 14 and above are held criminally responsible for any serious offense committed.
The Analysis Report of the Child Justice Legal Framework and Situation of Minors in Conflict with the Law in Viet Nam (hereinafter, the SITAN or 2019 Child Justice SITAN) is part of UNICEF's support within the cooperation programme between the Government of Viet Nam and UNICEF, under the project "Strengthened Access to Justice and ...
The paper clarifies juvenile victims' legal status in Vietnam, combining aggrieved person and minor statuses. Juvenile victims face procedural disadvantages compared to adult victims, affecting their access to justice. Vietnamese law lacks comprehensive victim protection, especially for juvenile victims, requiring urgent reforms.
This article analyses juvenile justice reform in Vietnam and suggests how this connects with key transformations in wider Vietnamese cultures of control. It offers a grounded investigation of theme...
May 8, 2025
Jan 7, 2025
Vietnam's juvenile justice and penal systems are largely punitive and lack child-friendly, rehabilitative practices. Of 13,934 juveniles convicted between 2007 and 2009, 11,475 were sentenced to imprisonment (82 percent). Problems in the justice and penal systems are intensified by the absence of a strong and effective child protection system.
Abstract In 2004, there were 2,540 juvenile offenders in Vietnam, followed by an increase to 5,305 juvenile offenders in 2005. In the first 9 months of 2006, there were 4,438 juvenile offenders. Clearly, there is an alarming increase in juvenile offending in Vietnam, with many of the offenders being drug addicts or alcoholics.
Community-based conciliation was provided for the first time in the 2015 Penal Code and the 2015 Criminal Procedure Code, marking a turning point in Vietnam's policies on criminal handling of juvenile delinquents in compatibility with current global trends in juvenile justice.
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In particular, the establishment in Vietnam of a Family and Juvenile Court, as a foundation for a child justice system, has encouraged a greater engagement of child justice researchers and practitioners in the further development of a specialized child jus-tice system.
Given the ongoing efforts and the need for strong commitment and investments for effective and coherent implementation of child justice reforms, UNICEF is seeking a national consultancy institution with relevant technical expertise to support the Supreme People's Court in evaluating its current model of Family &Juvenile Court and way forward for national roll-out.
A family and juvenile court was launched in Dong Thap on Friday, making it the second province in Vietnam to have a specialized court for children. Vietnam established its first Family and Juvenile Court, which aims to provide better support and protection for children in contact with the law, in 2016, marking a major milestone for children's ...
The Vietnam Fatherland Front shall mobilize its member organizations to support, assist, and protect the lawful rights and interests of, minors in juvenile justice activities.
Thi hanh an phat tu doi voi pham nhan la nguoi chua thanh nien trong phap luat thi hanh an hinh su Viet Nam [Enforcement of imprisonment judgments of juvenile prisoners under Vietnamese Law on ...
"The creation of the Family and Juvenile Court is a milestone for children's rights in Viet Nam, and the achievement of a long journey. This is a wonderful achievement that speaks for the continued role of Viet Nam as a leader for child rights in the region and globally", said Mr. Youssouf Abdel-Jelil, UNICEF Representative in Viet Nam.
Dec 14, 2024
The Committee on the Rights of the Child today concluded its consideration of the combined fifth and sixth periodic reports of Viet Nam on how it implements the provisions of the Convention on the Rights of the Child. Committee Experts commended the State on its National Action Plan for Children, while asking questions about issues including early marriage and about child malnutrition.
punitive measures for juvenile offenders. However, despite these reforms, the recidivism rate remains high. Research conducted in Vietnam shows that many juvenile offenders come from disadvantaged ...
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