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Self Immolation in Vietnam: A Victim of Injustice’s Agonizing Act In Defiance

Quynh-Vi Tran by Quynh-Vi Tran
3 July 2018
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In the afternoon of July 2, 2018, a man committed self-immolation in the center of Hanoi, Vietnam’s capital city, a few steps away from the Central Citizen Reception Committee’s office on Ngô Thì Nhậm Street.

He was later identified as 58-year-old Bùi Hữu Tuân, former village chief of Đạo Ngạn Village, Hợp Đồng Ward, Chương Mỹ District, Hanoi.

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Quynh-Vi Tran

Quynh-Vi Tran

She's the managing editor of The Vietnamese Magazine. With a background in law and journalism, she covers criminal justice, freedom of expression, and human rights in general.

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