Anti-terrorism measures according to Vietnam’s law

Anti-terrorism measures according to Vietnam’s law
Thu Hien

The fight against terrorism is currently one of the top priorities of nations. To contribute to ensuring national security, maintaining social order and safety, and responding to domestic and international realities, Vietnam promulgated the Anti-Terrorism Law. One notable content of this law is the provision regarding anti-terrorism measures.

Specifically, according to Article 30 of the Anti-Terrorism Law 2013 of Vietnam, anti- terrorism is carried out with measures as prescribed in this Law and the law on protecting national security and keeping social order and safety. Urgent anti-terrorism measures include:

- Encircling and blockading the zone happening terrorism;

- Rescuing hostages, giving first aid to victims, isolating people, removing vehicles and assets out of the dangerous terrorist zone;

- Negotiating with terrorists;

- Encircling, tracing, controlling and arresting terrorists; invalidating weapons, instruments and means used for terrorism;

- Attacking and annihilating terrorists, destroying weapons, instruments and means used for terrorism;

- Temporarily stopping means of transport and means of information and communications which are misused for terrorism;

- Dismantling houses and construction works, removing obstacles for anti-terrorism activities; placing obstacles to obstruct terrorist activities;

- Protecting, moving, hiding and camouflaging the works and targets subject to terrorists’ attack;

- Mobilizing forces and means for anti-terrorism;

- Checking and blockading accounts or financial sources; stopping transactions in money and assets; temporarily seizing money and assets involving terrorism;

- Opening, checking and seizing mails, telegraphs, postal matters, postal parcels and goods packages or bales involving terrorism;

- Collecting documents and evidence involving terrorism.

The Government shall specify the competence, conditions, order of and procedures for application of the urgent anti-terrorism measures.

The Anti-Terrorism Law 2013 of Vietnam comes into force on October 01, 2013.

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