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Hanoi keeps the public updated on human rights protection and maintains its efforts in ensuring freedom of expression, religious freedom, and rights of vulnerable groups.

Vietnam has always considered the people as the driving force of the country's development process and is committed to improving the lives and ensuring the rights of all its citizens, leaving no one behind.

Vietnam rejects the US listing the country as a country of concern for religious freedom issues.

On the occasion of Human Rights Day, which falls on December 10, the Fourth Cycle of Universal Periodic Review (UPR) was launched in Hanoi, aiming to improve the human rights situation on the ground through nationally owned processes.

Vietnam is believed to win the election because of its contributions to the international community, efforts to protect human rights, and economic development.

With its new role at the UN Human Rights Council, Vietnam will have the opportunity to contribute to the promotion of all human rights based on objectivity, cooperation and dialogue.

Vietnam said the information related to its postulation to the Human Rights Council is untrue and biased.

Vietnam is among 20 countries developing UPR Third Cycle Voluntary Mid-term Report.

Vietnam is committed to protecting vulnerable groups, combating violence, promoting gender equality, and addressing global issues.

Vietnam noted its efforts toward an inclusive Covid-19 recovery that would leave no one behind, including groups experiencing vulnerability.

Vietnam said it has boosted its engagement in international organizations and contributions to the protection and promotion of human rights.

The awareness of children on human rights has greatly contributed to Vietnam’s efforts in implementing international commitment to promote human rights in education.