Vietnam will introduce fines for parents or family members who force children to study “excessively,” marking the first time such behavior is punishable by law. Beginning December 15, 2025, offenders face penalties of 5–10 million dong (RM793–RM1,590) and may be required to issue formal apologies.
Vietnam Fining Parents Overstudying Children
The decree also covers other forms of psychological harm, including preventing family contact, discrimination, or insults.
More severe violations—such as neglecting education, denying care to vulnerable groups, exposing relatives to violence or pornography, or economic abuse—carry fines up to 30 million dong (RM4,769). The move comes amid rising domestic violence cases and divorce linked to abuse.
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