; (B) are critical to the advancement of both United States economic interests and internationally recognized human rights globally; and (C) are severely hindered by Vietnam’s cybersecurity law which would allow the Government of Vietnam to access private data, spy on users, require United States businesses to turn over personally identifiable information or block content of users, including outside of Vietnam, and further restrict already limited online speech. (b) Statement of policy It is the policy of the United States to— (1) pursue an open and free internet in Vietnam as an issue promoting United States economic interests and advancing internationally recognized human rights; (2) engage all appropriate United States Government agencies to promote the free flow of news and information in Vietnam; (3) use all appropriate United States diplomatic instruments to pressure the Government of Vietnam to halt requests to force social media companies to block accounts and content of individuals whose content the Government disapproves; (4) use all available diplomatic instruments available to pursue trade policies with Vietnam that expand internet freedom and the information economy in Vietnam by— (A) ensuring the free flow of information across the global network; (B) promoting stronger international transparency rules; and (C) ensuring fair and equal treatment of online services regardless of country of origin