Socio-political agencies and organizations, such as the Ministry of Labor, War Invalids and Social Affairs, the National Committee for the Advancement of Vietnamese Women, the Central Committee of the Vietnam Fatherland Front, the Central Committee of the Vietnam Women's Union and local agencies and authorities have also strongly implemented the issue of gender equality, focusing on raising awareness of gender equality implementation; developing appropriate communication products to propagate and disseminate gender equality; organizing learning activities, conferences, seminars, and discussions to draw experience from implementing and replicating the model.

In addition to the provisions of the 2015 Civil Code and the 2005 Law on Electronic Transactions, depending on the field of electronic transaction conclusion, Vietnamese law also has provisions in specialized laws on the obligations of the parties to the contract to ensure confidentiality of information about transactions in general and information about electronic transaction conclusion in particular. For example: Article 14 of the 2010 Law on Credit Institutions stipulates information confidentiality; Article 25 of the 2012 Law on Lawyers stipulates the obligations of Lawyers in keeping client information confidential, including information collected during the stage of contacting clients to sign legal consultancy service contracts; Clause 2, Article 21 of the 2019 Labor Code stipulates the commitments of the parties in the labor contract related to business secrets, technological secrets of the employer and sanctions in case one of the parties violates the obligation to keep contract information confidential, etc.

In the development of high-quality human resources, specifically doctoral degrees, the gender gap is still quite large. The main reason is due to barriers related to marriage, childbirth and family care responsibilities of women. Ensuring gender equality in accessing and enjoying health care services is still low... According to Report No. 474/BC-CP dated October 6, 2020 of the Government on the implementation of national goals on gender equality in 2019 and the period 2011-2020, only 14 targets have met the set targets; 7/22 targets have not been met and 1 target does not have enough basis to evaluate the results (while the National Strategy on Gender Equality for the period 2011-2020 sets out 22 specific targets). Data from 2019 provided by the Ministry of Home Affairs shows that the percentage of state agencies with 30% or more women and key female officials is: 53% (ministry/branch), 45.52% (provincial level); 53.74% (district level) and 35.64% (commune level). Particularly for Party agencies and socio-political organizations with 30% or more women and key female leaders, it has not been assessed because data has not been collected yet6.

Based on the above methodological viewpoint, Resolution No. 27-NQ/TW has identified general and specific goals by 2030 with three focuses: 1) Perfecting the legal system and the mechanism for organizing strict and consistent law implementation, ensuring respect for the Constitution and the law; improving the quality of legal human resources; 2) Perfecting the mechanism for controlling state power; promoting the prevention and fight against corruption and negativity; continuing to promote administrative reform; strengthening decentralization, clarifying the functions, tasks and powers of organizations and individuals in the state apparatus along with improving enforcement capacity, building a streamlined state apparatus that operates effectively and efficiently; 3) Promoting judicial reform, ensuring the independence of the court according to its jurisdiction, judges and jurors adjudicating independently and only obeying the law.

On achievements: Resolution No. 27-NQ/TW assessed that after 37 years of national renovation, the construction of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam's rule of law state has achieved very important achievements in both theory and practice, in terms of legislation, executive and judicial powers. Theoretical awareness of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam's rule of law state is increasingly unified, complete and profound. The legal system is increasingly improved; the role of law and law enforcement is emphasized in the organization and operation of the State as well as in society. The mechanism of assignment, coordination and control among State agencies in the implementation of legislative, executive and judicial powers is increasingly clearer. The State apparatus is gradually streamlined, operating effectively and efficiently. Human rights and civil rights under the Constitution continue to be concretized by law and better implemented in practice; democracy is strengthened. The model of the Socialist Rule of Law State is constantly being perfected, operating under the mechanism of "Party leadership, State management, People mastery".

924 / 5.000 In recent years, ASEAN has actively improved legal regulations for regional integration and between ASEAN and countries/territories outside the bloc, especially international treaties on economic integration. This makes ASEAN's legal framework appear to be rapidly approaching new international standards. However, research into the content of these regulations shows that although the content has adopted advanced international standards, the implementation mechanism is unclear. This means that ASEAN countries have not really reached a consensus and have not really agreed towards the common goal of integration across the bloc. This problem needs to be overcome by ASEAN countries to continue to develop ASEAN in the future. This article analyzes the current status of ASEAN's legal regulations on economic integration, thereby clarifying Vietnam's role in building and perfecting legal regulations on economic integration within the ASEAN framework.

Building and perfecting the Vietnamese socialist rule-of-law state is one of the major policies of our Party and State today. Therefore, studying theoretical and practical issues to clearly identify the content, characteristics and orientations in building and perfecting the Vietnamese socialist rule-of-law state in accordance with practical conditions in the spirit of the Platform for national construction in the transitional period to socialism, the Constitution, the documents of the 13th National Party Congress and especially Resolution No. 27-NQ/TW, dated November 9, 2022, the 6th Central Conference, 13th tenure, "On continuing to build and perfect the Vietnamese socialist rule-of-law state in the new period" is a very important requirement, thereby creating unity in the awareness and actions of cadres, party members and people on these contents.

On achievements: Resolution No. 27-NQ/TW assessed that after 37 years of national renovation, the construction of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam's rule of law state has achieved very important achievements in both theory and practice, in terms of legislation, executive and judicial powers. Theoretical awareness of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam's rule of law state is increasingly unified, complete and profound. The legal system is increasingly improved; the role of law and law enforcement is emphasized in the organization and operation of the State as well as in society. The mechanism of assignment, coordination and control among State agencies in the implementation of legislative, executive and judicial powers is increasingly clearer. The State apparatus is gradually streamlined, operating effectively and efficiently. Human rights and civil rights under the Constitution continue to be concretized by law and better implemented in practice; democracy is strengthened. The model of the Socialist Rule of Law State is constantly being perfected, operating under the mechanism of "Party leadership, State management, People mastery".