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Montagnards: Persecuted in Vietnam, Living in Limbo in Thailand

Montagnards: Persecuted in Vietnam, Living in Limbo in Thailand
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Tran Duy – Ha Anh On the morning of April 19, 2008, indigenous villagers of Ia Piar – more than 80 km away from the Gia Lai provincial capital in Pleiku – were heading to their commune people’s committee with well prepared posters and banners calling for religious freedom and the protection

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