Vietnam’s New Cyber Law Could Hobble Foreign Investors and Limit Basic Freedoms

3 July 2018
Center for Strategic and International Studies
Foreign investors / Freedom of expression / Open technologies
basic freedoms / cyber law / foreign investors / hobble / limit

Vietnam’s controversial new cybersecurity law may dent the country’s well-honed image as a darling of foreign investors, particularly those operating in the information technology space.

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 Murray Hiebert

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