Opinion-Section
Again, We Weep for Those Who Fly Without a Horizon
Chu Dần wrote this article in Vietnamese and published it in Luat Khoa Magazine on August 5, 2025. News of
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Vietnam War
A (Purposefully) Forgotten Chapter: Re-education Camps In Vietnam
Actor Ke Huy Quan and “Everything Everywhere All At Once” made history at this year’s Oscars. Despite being the
Politics
High-Level Corruption is Being Severely Punished in Vietnam. What Happened?
It is common sense that governmental corruption is terrible and should be avoided at all costs. However, the punishment of
Human Rights
How Is Gender Equality in Vietnam?
Gender equality is also among the focal points for contemporary communist propaganda. For example, The Communist Review, the mouthpiece of
Book Review
Book Review: US-Vietnam Relations Through The Lens of A Former U.S. Ambassador
While much has been written about the Vietnam War, less has been written about the aftermath, especially the normalization process
Politics
Art Censorship and Historical Memories in Authoritarian Vietnam
In early October, Vietnam's Ministry of Information and Communications ordered Netflix's Korean series “Little Women” removed
Opinion-Section
Vietnam's State-Owned Media Prefers to Side with Cops in Police Brutality Cases
Soc Trang Province Police Department officially addressed a video circulating on the internet showing its police officers brutally beating up
Book Review
Ngo Dinh Diem And The Republic Of Vietnam: American Puppet Or National Hero?
A book review on Misalliance: Ngo Dinh Diem, the United States, and the Fate of South Vietnam by historian Edward Miller.
Politics
The Deja Vu of Rising Autocracy
During the past few days, the Russian invasion of Ukraine has been at the center of attention for the international
Human Rights
The Dong Tam Incident: Land Dispute Misconstrued As Terrorism
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Land ownership has had a long history [https://www.luatkhoa.org/2020/09/100-nam-mau-do-cho-quyen-so-huu-dat-dai/] in Vietnam, a country where
Politics
The Vietnamese Communist Regime: 35 Years Since Doi Moi Reform
December is a month of year-end celebrations in the Gregorian calendar, but it also marks an important historical milestone for
Opinion-Section
Would Ho Chi Minh Oppose Pham Doan Trang’s Arrest And Trial?
Vietnamese writers and journalists, like Pham Doan Trang, have always been portrayed by the Vietnamese state as being “phản động”
On This Day
December 4, 2014: Ho Duy Hai’s Execution Halted
On this day, seven years ago, the execution of death-row inmate Ho Duy Hai was temporarily suspended [https://www.rfa.