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Article 331 Of The Vietnam Penal Code Is Completely Redundant

Trịnh Hữu Long by Trịnh Hữu Long
6 May 2022
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One may say that many things are faulty in Vietnam’s Penal Code, but Article 331 particularly stands out.

It is entirely redundant and unnecessary.

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Trịnh Hữu Long

Trịnh Hữu Long

He's the editor-in-chief of The Vietnamese Magazine. A journalist since 2011 and based in Taipei (Taiwan), he covers Vietnam's politics, human rights, and tech governance.

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