Prohibition on Organizing, Training, and Using Militia and Self-Defense Forces Illegally

Nguyen Trinh

00:16, 12/07/2024

The 2009 Militia and Self-Defense Force Law stipulates the obligation to participate in the militia and self-defense force; organization, duties, activities of the militia and self-defense force; policies towards the militia and self-defense force; and responsibility for state management of the militia and self-defense force. There are several prohibited acts specified in this Law.

To be specific:, according to the provisions of Article 16 of the Militia and Self-Defense Forces Law 2009, prohibited acts include:

First, organizing, training, and using militia and self-defense forces unlawfully.

Second, evading the obligation to participate in core militia and self-defense forces; opposing or obstructing the organization, training, and activities of the militia and self-defense forces.

Third, impersonating core militia and self-defense forces.

Fourth, abusing the positions and powers of militia and self-defense forces to infringe upon the interests of the State and the legal rights and interests of agencies, organizations, and individuals.

Fifth, producing, trading, storing, and using weapons, explosives, supporting tools, technical means, uniforms, badges, and insignia of militia and self-defense forces unlawfully.

Sixth, other law violations related to the organization and activities of the militia and self-defense forces.

See more: Militia and Self-Defense Forces Law 2009 officially effective on July 1, 2010.

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