Hanoi: The National Assembly on the afternoon of November 13 discussed the draft Law on E-Commerce, with several deputies calling for stronger measures to protect the rights and safety of children on e-commerce platforms.

According to Vietnam News Agency, the discussion focused on the need to implement stricter regulations to ensure that children are safeguarded from potential risks associated with online shopping. Lawmakers emphasized the importance of creating a secure digital environment where children’s personal information is protected and their exposure to inappropriate content is minimized.

The deputies proposed various strategies to address these concerns, including age verification systems and parental controls on e-commerce websites. They also highlighted the importance of collaboration between government agencies and e-commerce companies to monitor and enforce compliance with child protection standards.

The draft law aims to establish a comprehensive framework that will not only enhance the safety of children online but also promote responsible digital commerce practices. Lawmakers agreed that protecting children in the digital marketplace is a priority and further discussions are anticipated to refine the proposed measures.