R.S VIETNAM CONSTITUTION - GENERAL ASPECTS
R.S VIETNAM CONSTITUTION - GENERAL ASPECTS

Summary/Abstract: This article attempts to present general constitutional aspects by integratingtextual and contextual analysis of global influences on constitutional history in Vietnam.It presents data on constitutional rights adopted in the five constitutional texts ofVietnam. Throughout thousands of years under the feudal regime and nearly onehundred years under the colonial domination, Vietnam did not have any constitution;and the constitution enacted on November 9, 1946, by the National Assembly of theDemocratic Republic of Vietnam was the first of the country, which had officiallyopened up the constitutional history in Vietnam. After the Constitution of 1946 followedby the Constitution of 1959, the Constitution of 1980, the 1992 Constitution (amendedand supplemented in 2001) and the Constitution in effect are the Constitution of 2013.Each Constitution is attached. In conjunction with a period of development of thehistory of the national revolution, let us learn together about the historical context aswell as the nature of Vietnam's Constitution.To understand these texts in context, it is based on historical documents andmaterial on the constitution. The structure of the argument follows the development ofthe constitutional rights, reviews and provides a short commentary on certainprovisions of the Constitution of the Republic Socialist of Vietnam, which we deemnecessary to be pointed out. Particular focus is placed on certain normative solutionsthat we believe are not adequately regulated and at the same time the interest of thecitizens of Vietnam.The present article aims at presenting the Vietnam fundamental law with thehighlighting of some essential aspects regarding the exercise of the legislative,executive and judicial powers, the institutional particularities and, last but not least, the evolution of the regulation that was generated by the state's accession to theinternational integration... Constitutional control is another aspect that we havefocused on the study, considering may the important role of the Constitutional Court inthe rule of law. The analysis can be signified as a point of reference in the comparativestudy of constitutional regulations.

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