State Management over Youth Work

21:53, 11/07/2024

The Youth Law of 2005 stipulates the rights and obligations of youths; the responsibilities of the State, family, and society towards youths; and youth organizations.

Article 5 of the Youth Law 2005 stipulates the content of state management on youth work, including:

- Promulgating and organizing the implementation of legal normative documents, strategies, policies, and programs for youth development and youth work;- Training, fostering, and building a team of officials assigned to youth work;- Inspecting, supervising, resolving complaints, denunciations, and handling violations in the implementation of policies and laws on youth and youth work;

- Managing international cooperation activities related to youth work.

In addition, the law also specifies the responsibilities of state management on youth work as follows:

- The Government of Vietnam uniformly manages the state administration of youth work;- Ministries and ministerial-level agencies perform the function of state management on youth work as assigned by the Government of Vietnam;- People's Committees at all levels conduct state management on youth work locally according to the decentralization of the Government of Vietnam.

See more: Youth Law 2005, promulgated on November 29, 2005, and officially effective from July 1, 2006.

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