The dialogue is expected to draw significant international attention, with nearly 140 countries registering to make statements and pose questions to the Vietnamese delegation.

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Vietnamese people are entitled to practice religious freedom according to the law. (Photo: vov.vn)

The delegation plans to deliver a comprehensive overview of Vietnam's human rights progress since the previous UPR review. This will include updates on relevant policies, legal frameworks, socioeconomic development, and the current human rights situation in the country. Additionally, they will discuss progress on implementing recommendations accepted during the previous review and outline Vietnam's future priorities and commitments regarding human rights.

Vietnam's national UPR report for the fourth cycle was meticulously prepared, with a serious and transparent approach, covering comprehensive content on all human rights. It collected feedback from various central and local agencies, through multiple rounds of consultations with partner countries, non-Governmental organizations, research institutes, and numerous individuals both at home and abroad.

Vietnam is currently serving its second term as a UNHRC member for the 2023-2025 term and preparing for re-election for the 2026-2028 term.

Source: VNA