Speaking at the event, Comrade Can Dinh Tai, Deputy Head of the Office of the President , stated that 2026 holds special significance as the country enters a phase of rapid and sustainable development, with improved and strengthened national governance and national unity. In this context, the implementation of amnesty in 2026 further affirms the consistent message of the Party and State: No one is left behind if they are truly determined to correct their mistakes and strive to improve through their own will.

A view of the press conference announcing the President 's decision on amnesty in 2026.

Under the direct leadership and guidance of the Party, the State, and the Clemency Advisory Council, ministries, departments, localities, and detention facilities have seriously, objectively, openly, transparently, and in accordance with the law. All dossiers have been rigorously reviewed to ensure accuracy and fairness.

Based on the recommendation of the Clemency Advisory Council, on May 26, 2026, the President of Vietnam decided to grant clemency to 9,950 prisoners who met the eligibility criteria as stipulated by law.

Comrade Can Dinh Tai, Deputy Head of the Office of the President, speaks at the press conference.

Comrade Can Dinh Tai emphasized that this is not only a joy for those granted amnesty and their families, but also a testament to the effectiveness of humane criminal policy and the persistent efforts of forces involved in managing, educating , and rehabilitating prisoners. All levels of government, local authorities, the business community, social organizations, and the entire population need to continue to support those granted amnesty in their reintegration into the community; transforming the opportunity given into motivation for striving, so that each person returning can become a success story of rehabilitation and striving for self-improvement.

Delegates attending the press conference.

Responding to several questions from the press at the press conference, Lieutenant General Le Van Tuyen, Member of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of Vietnam and Deputy Minister of Public Security, stated that in recent times, local police forces, along with various sectors and levels of government, have consistently coordinated efforts to support job creation for those granted amnesty. As a result, many have achieved stable lives, proactively established businesses, and contributed to creating jobs for others in society.

Lieutenant General Le Van Tuyen, Member of the Central Committee of the Party and Deputy Minister of Public Security, answers questions from the press at the press conference.

In the coming period, the police force will continue to proactively advise local authorities to support and create the best conditions for reintegration into society, helping them and their families to stabilize their lives, while strengthening strict management measures to prevent recidivism.

    Source: https://www.qdnd.vn/xa-hoi/tin-tuc/gan-10-000-pham-nhan-sap-duoc-dac-xa-1042036