VIETNAM-HANOI-BIRTH POLICY-RELAXATION

Xinhua
04 Jun 2025, 18:51 GMT+10

(250604) -- HANOI, June 4, 2025 (Xinhua) -- A man carries a child in his arm in Hanoi, capital of Vietnam, June 4, 2025. The Vietnamese National Assembly on Tuesday approved amendments to the Population Ordinance, removing the regulation that limited families to one or two children, Vietnam News Agency reported.

Under the revised law, couples now have the freedom to decide on the number of children they wish to have, the timing of childbirth, and the spacing between births. (Photo by Dang Hong Dung/Xinhua)

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