Vietnam: Reconciliation of conflicts among family members must be timely, proactive and patient

The Law on Domestic Violence Prevention and Control 2007 of Vietnam was promulgated on November 21, 2007 and officially effective from July 01, 2008, of which one of the fundamental contents is the regulation on principles of reconciling conflicts and disputes among family members.

Specifically, according to Article 12 of the Law on Domestic Violence Prevention and Control 2007 of Vietnam, reconciling conflicts and disputes among family members must ensure the following principles:

First, timely, proactive and patient;

Second, in harmony with the policy of the Communist Party, the Law of the State, the social morality and the good customs and practices of the people;

Third, respect for the free will of all conflicting parties to come to reconciliation;

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Fourth, impartiality, fairness, sensibility and sentiment;

Fifth, maintaining one’s privacy;

Sixth, respect for the rights and legitimate interests of other people; no encroachment on the State and public interests;

Seventh, no reconciliation of conflicts and disputes among family members stipulated in Articles 14 and 15 of this Law, in the following cases:

- Incidents of criminal nature, unless the victims request for an exemption from  Criminal proceeding;

- Violations of  Administrative laws subject to civil fines.

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